出 (chū): Stroke Order, Meaning & How to Write

Going out or leaving a place

出 + placeverb

In these words, 出 (chū) means to go out or leave a location.

Appearing or becoming visible

出 + verbnoun

In these words, 出 (chū) indicates something emerging, appearing, or being produced.

HSK 4

chū出

xiàn现

emerge

HSK 4

chū出

shēng生

birth; to be born

HSK 5

chū出

bǎn版

publish; come off the press

HSK 3.0 · L4

fā发

chū出

to issue (an order, decree etc); to send out; to dispatch

Starting a journey or task

出 + verb

In these words, 出 (chū) marks the beginning of a trip or an action.

HSK 4

chū出

fā发

set off; depart

HSK 4

chū出

chāi差

go on business trip

HSK 3.0 · L4

chū出

xíng行

to go out somewhere (relatively short trip)

Producing or providing something

出 + nounverb

In these words, 出 (chū) means to produce, provide, or make something available.

HSK 3.0 · L4

chū出

zū租

to rent

HSK 3.0 · L5

chū出

shòu售

to sell

HSK 5

chū出

shì示

to show

HSK 3.0 · L5

fù付

chū出

to pay; to expend; to invest (energy or time)

出 (chū): To go out — Stroke Order & Writing Guide

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Character Breakdown

Free Printable Handwriting Practice with Stroke Order: 出

How to Use 出

Going out or leaving a place

HSK Vocabulary: 出

Example Sentences

HSK Level 2

Same Sound

Same Radical

Appearing or becoming visible

Starting a journey or task

Producing or providing something

Related Characters

HSK Level 2

Same Sound

Same Radical