- 辶(step; walk; move)RADICAL
- 车(vehicle; cart)ASSOCIATIVE
Vehicles following one another moving continuously on the road is the meaning of the character 連.
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连三并四
连三并四
one after the other
2 meanings
MEANING2 meanings
MEANING
- 壹副adverb
one after the other
- 。
They came in successive waves, one after another.
- 貳副adverb
in succession (idiom)
- 。
He did a lot of work in quick succession without pause.
STROKE ORDER
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解字
CHARACTER ANALYSIS解字
CHARACTER ANALYSIS- 一(one; horizontal stroke)ASSOCIATIVE
- 二(two (pictograph – two horizontal strokes))ASSOCIATIVE
Three horizontal strokes stacked on top of each other symbolize the number three.
解字
CHARACTER ANALYSIS- 丷(two diagonal strokes; indicate parallelism)ASSOCIATIVE
- 亚(side by side; equal rank)ASSOCIATIVE
Two parallel strokes on a horizontal base suggest the image of two things standing side by side at the same time.
解字
CHARACTER ANALYSIS- 囗(frame; surround)RADICAL
- 儿(person; foot)ASSOCIATIVE
Four sides of a square frame surround two legs — the ancient form of the number four.
连三并四
Traditional連三併四
one after the other
2 meanings
MEANING2 meanings
MEANING
- 壹副adverb
one after the other
- 。
They came in successive waves, one after another.
- 貳副adverb
in succession (idiom)
- 。
He did a lot of work in quick succession without pause.
STROKE ORDER
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解字
CHARACTER ANALYSIS- 辶(step; walk; move)RADICAL
- 车(vehicle; cart)ASSOCIATIVE
Vehicles following one another moving continuously on the road is the meaning of the character 連.
解字
CHARACTER ANALYSIS- 一(one; horizontal stroke)ASSOCIATIVE
- 二(two (pictograph – two horizontal strokes))ASSOCIATIVE
Three horizontal strokes stacked on top of each other symbolize the number three.
解字
CHARACTER ANALYSIS- 丷(two diagonal strokes; indicate parallelism)ASSOCIATIVE
- 亚(side by side; equal rank)ASSOCIATIVE
Two parallel strokes on a horizontal base suggest the image of two things standing side by side at the same time.
解字
CHARACTER ANALYSIS- 囗(frame; surround)RADICAL
- 儿(person; foot)ASSOCIATIVE
Four sides of a square frame surround two legs — the ancient form of the number four.
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