Learn to Write Chinese Characters with Video Tutorials
Watch the video of writing the Chinese character "削", learn the correct stroke order (笔顺) of the character "削", and master the standard way of writing the character "削".
Free Printable Handwriting Practice with Stroke Order: 削
Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "削" in Portrait Orientation (Tian Zi Ge)
to scrape, to reduce / to pare (away) / to cut (down)
削 [xiāo]
1. To remove the surface layer of an object with a knife at an angle. For example, peeling an apple or sharpening a pencil.
2. In table tennis, to hit the ball with a paddle in a flat and slightly angled manner.
削 [xiāo]
1. Originally read as qiào, referring to the sheath for swords and knives.
2. A curved knife, writing knife, or paring knife.
3. In the Eastern Zhou and Qin-Han dynasties, used to remove incorrect characters written on wooden tablets or bamboo slips.
4. Bamboo slips.
削 [xiāo]
1. To pare with a knife; to peel with a knife.
2. To delete; refers to revising text.
3. To cut down; to reduce.
4. To rob.
5. To divide; to split.
6. To shave; to scrape.
7. To cut and sew.
削 [xiāo]
1. Harsh.
2. Slender; thin and long.
削 [xiāo]
1. Same meaning as "削 (xiāo)," used in some compound words.
2. To reduce; to weaken.
3. To remove.
4. To plunder; to seize.
削 [xuē]
1. To weaken; to cut down.
2. Cliff.
3. See also xiāo.
削 [xuē]
1. To weaken; to cut down.
2. Cliff.
3. See also xiāo.
(Note: This definition summary combines various entries and usages of the character "削," presenting its meanings based on context and usage.)