cuò
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How to write (cuò) in Chinese

(pinyin: cuò, written "cuo" or "cuo") means wrong, mistaken; mistake; bad. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • wrong, mistaken; mistake; bad

Stroke order

Examples

您好,我的车晚点了,现在错过了下一班。怎么办?
nín hǎo, wǒ de chē wǎn diǎn le, xiàn zài cuò guò le xià yì bān. zěn me bàn?
Hi, my train was late and now I've missed the next one. What should I do?
环境不错,装修很简洁,服务员的态度也很好,上菜速度快。
huán jìng bú cuò, zhuāng xiū hěn jiǎn jié, fú wù yuán de tài du yě hěn hǎo, shàng cài sù dù kuài.
The atmosphere was good, the decor minimal, the staff's attitude was friendly, and food came out fast.
我以为泡茶就是把热水倒在茶叶上,直到那天下午,我才知道自己错了。
wǒ yǐ wéi pào chá jiù shì bǎ rè shuǐ dào zài chá yè shang, zhí dào nà tiān xià wǔ, wǒ cái zhī dào zì jǐ cuò le.
I thought making tea was just pouring hot water on tea leaves, until that afternoon when I realised I was wrong.
Learn in Lesson 4: May I? Maybe. Right!

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