镣铐 (liào kào): Meaning, Examples & Usage
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镣铐
镣铐
(liào kào): Fetters and handcuffs (noun) — Meaning & Stroke Order
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Character Breakdown
镣 • liào • fetters
liào
镣
fetters
铐 • kào • shackles, manacles
kào
铐
shackles, manacles
Words Sharing Characters
More common words that include characters from 镣铐.
镣
铐
Words with
镣
脚镣
jiǎoliào
ankle fetters; leg irons
镣链
liàoliàn
chain of fetters
镣锁
liàosuǒ
shackles; chains
4.
Example Sentences with 镣铐
fàn
犯
rén
人
dài
戴
zhe
着
liào
镣
kào
铐
bèi
被
dài
带
zǒu
走
le
了
。
The prisoner was taken away wearing shackles.
liào
镣
kào
铐
shì
是
xiàn
限
zhì
制
fàn
犯
rén
人
xíng
行
dòng
tā
他
kě
渴
wàng
望
bǎi
摆
tuō
脱
pín
贫
kùn
困
de
的
liào
动
de
的
gōng
工
jù
具
。
Shackles are tools used to restrict a prisoner's movement.
镣
kào
铐
。
He longs to break free from the shackles of poverty.