shuì

How to write (shuì) in Chinese

(pinyin: shuì, written "shui" or "shui") means to sleep. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to sleep

Stroke order

Examples

他坐在另一头,把头靠在窗上,迷迷糊糊地睡着了。
tā zuò zài lìng yì tóu, bǎ tóu kào zài chuāng shang, mí mí hú hú de shuì zháo le.
He sat at the other end, leaned his head against the window, and drifted into a hazy sleep.
早上睡到自然醒,煮了一壶咖啡,看了两个小时的书。
zǎo shang shuì dào zì rán xǐng, zhǔ le yì hú kā fēi, kàn le liǎng ge xiǎo shí de shū.
Slept in until I woke up naturally, brewed a pot of coffee, read for two hours.
小王发现自己每天醒来第一件事是看手机,睡前最后一件事也是看手机。
Xiǎo Wáng fā xiàn zì jǐ měi tiān xǐng lái dì yī jiàn shì shì kàn shǒu jī, shuì qián zuì hòu yí jiàn shì yě shì kàn shǒu jī.
Xiao Wang noticed that the first thing he did every morning was check his phone, and the last thing before sleep was also his phone.

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