to turn, to abduct, or a walking stick

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Example Sentences

Real-world example sentences demonstrating how is used in context
1
guǎi
mài
ér
tóng
shì
yán
zhòng
de
fàn
zuì
xíng
wéi

Child trafficking is a serious criminal offense.

2
ye
zǒu
shí
yào
zhǔ
zhe
guǎi
zhàng

Grandpa needs to use a walking stick when walking.

3
qǐng
zài
xià
kǒu
xiàng
yòu
guǎi
wān

Please turn right at the next intersection.

4
chē
zài
qián
miàn
guǎi
wān

The car turns ahead.

5
zǒu
shí
yào
zhù
guǎi
wān
de
fāng

Pay attention to the turns when walking.

6
shuō
huà
zǒng
shì
guǎi
wān
jiǎo
ràng
rén
tīng
dǒng

He always speaks in a roundabout way, making it hard to understand.

7
zǒu
yào
guǎi
zhàng

Grandpa needs a walking stick to walk.

8
shuāi
shāng
le
tuǐ
xiàn
zài
yòng
guǎi
zhàng
bāng
zhù
zǒu

He injured his leg and now uses crutches to help him walk.

9
shēng
jiàn
lǎo
rén
shǐ使
yòng
guǎi
zhàng
fáng
zhǐ
zài
shī湿
huá
de
miàn
shàng
diē
dǎo

The doctor advised the elderly to use a cane to prevent falls on slippery surfaces.

Information

Traditional
Radical
Strokes8
StructureLeft-Right
Frequency#1674
Zhuyinㄍㄨㄞˇ
Components
UnicodeU+62D0
CangjieQRSH
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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