duàn
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How to write (duàn) in Chinese

(pinyin: duàn, written "duan" or "duan") means to sever, to cut off, to interrupt. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to sever, to cut off, to interrupt

Stroke order

Examples

果然,他的儿子骑那匹新马的时候,摔下来摔断了腿。
guǒ rán, tā de ér zi qí nà pǐ xīn mǎ de shí hou, shuāi xià lái shuāi duàn le tuǐ.
Sure enough, when his son rode the new horse, he fell off and broke his leg.
公司CEO表示,这次扩张主要是为了服务当地不断增长的市场。
gōng sī CEO biǎo shì, zhè cì kuò zhāng zhǔ yào shì wèi le fú wù dāng dì bú duàn zēng zhǎng de shì chǎng.
The company's CEO stated that this expansion is mainly to serve the continuously growing local markets.

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