tuī
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How to write (tuī) in Chinese

(pinyin: tuī, written "tui" or "tui") means to push; to expel; to drive; to decline. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to push; to expel; to drive; to decline

Stroke order

Examples

菜呢?推荐毛肚、鸭肠、虾滑。
cài ne? tuī jiàn máo dǔ, yā cháng, xiā huá.
And the dishes? I recommend tripe, duck intestine, shrimp paste.
上周朋友推荐了一家新开的日料店,周日晚上去试了一下。
shàng zhōu péng you tuī jiàn le yì jiā xīn kāi de rì liào diàn, zhōu rì wǎn shang qù shì le yí xià.
Last week a friend recommended a newly opened Japanese restaurant, so I tried it Sunday evening.
你问我?那游客都去的那种我不推荐。我带你去本地人吃的。
nǐ wèn wǒ? nà yóu kè dōu qù de nà zhǒng wǒ bù tuī jiàn. wǒ dài nǐ qù běn dì rén chī de.
Asking me? Those tourist ones I don't recommend. I'll take you to where locals eat.

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