shùn
traditional

How to write (shùn) in Chinese

(pinyin: shùn, written "shun" or "shun") means to submit to, to obey, to go along with. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to submit to, to obey, to go along with

Stroke order

Examples

外面下着小雨,我没带伞。今天看起来不会很顺利。
wài miàn xià zhe xiǎo yǔ, wǒ méi dài sǎn. jīn tiān kàn qǐ lái bú huì hěn shùn lì.
It was drizzling outside and I hadn't brought an umbrella. Today wasn't going to be smooth.
里面有身份证、银行卡,还有一些现金。我顺着原路往回找。
lǐ miàn yǒu shēn fèn zhèng, yín háng kǎ, hái yǒu yì xiē xiàn jīn. wǒ shùn zhe yuán lù wǎng huí zhǎo.
Inside were my ID, bank cards, and some cash. I retraced my steps looking for it.
哈哈,这态度很好。走,我带你去。顺便认识一下其他同事。
hā hā, zhè tài du hěn hǎo. zǒu, wǒ dài nǐ qù. shùn biàn rèn shi yí xià qí tā tóng shì.
Ha ha, good attitude. Come on, I'll take you. We'll meet the other colleagues while we're at it.

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