young, immature, early stage of life

Animated Stroke Order 幼

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Stroke Order Diagrams 幼

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Example Sentences

Real-world example sentences demonstrating how is used in context
1
zài
yòu
nián
shí
xué
huì
le
yóu
yǒng

He learned to swim in his childhood.

2
yòu
xiǎo
de
shù
miáo
yào
xīn
zhào

Young saplings need careful care.

3
zhè
ge
yòu
ér
yuán
yǒu
hěn
duō
xiǎo
péng
yǒu

This kindergarten has many children.

4
mèi
mèi
zài
yòu
ér
yuán

My younger sister is at kindergarten.

5
yòu
ér
yuán
de
lǎo
shī
men
měi
tiān
jiào
hái
zi
men
chàng
huà
huà

The teachers at kindergarten teach the children to sing and draw every day.

6
wèi
le
ràng
hái
zi
shì
yìng
shēng
huó
jué
dìng
sòng
yòu
ér
yuán

To help the child adapt to group life, the parents decided to send him to kindergarten.

7
zhè
ge
xiǎo
hái
de
xiǎng
hěn
yòu
zhì

This child's idea is very naive.

8
yīn
wèi
yòu
zhì
de
xíng
wéi
bèi
píng
le

He was criticized for his childish behavior.

9
suī
rán
jīng
chéng
nián
dàn
yǒu
shí
shuō
huà
hái
shì
hěn
yòu
zhì

Although he is already an adult, he sometimes speaks in a very immature way.

Information

Traditional
Radical
Strokes5
StructureLeft-Right
Frequency#1210
Zhuyinㄧㄡˋ
Components
UnicodeU+5E7C
CangjieVIS
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Cultural note

Traditional Chinese culture often connects characters and names with the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and Yin–Yang, a system also used to describe personality tendencies.

Learn how the Five Elements describe personality