zuì
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How to write (zuì) in Chinese

(pinyin: zuì, written "zui" or "zui") means most (superlative marker, '-est'). Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • most (superlative marker, '-est')

Stroke order

Examples

好啊!我最近正想唱歌呢。
hǎo a! wǒ zuì jìn zhèng xiǎng chàng gē ne.
Yeah! I've been wanting to sing lately.
很好吃!我们的牛肉面是这里最好的。
hěn hǎo chī! wǒ men de niú ròu miàn shì zhè lǐ zuì hǎo de.
Very tasty! Our beef noodles are the best here.
小李加班到很晚,跑去赶最后一班地铁。
Xiǎo Lǐ jiā bān dào hěn wǎn, pǎo qù gǎn zuì hòu yì bān dì tiě.
Xiao Li worked late and ran to catch the last train.
宝贝,最近忙吗?好几天没看到你发朋友圈了。
bǎo bèi, zuì jìn máng ma? hǎo jǐ tiān méi kàn dào nǐ fā péng you quān le.
Sweetie, are you busy lately? I haven't seen you post on Moments for several days.
Learn in Lesson 3: Taller, tallest

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