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Information of 啃

Pinyin kěn

Radical

口

Strokes

11 strokes

Usage

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Definition

to gnaw / to nibble / to bite

啃 (kěn) 1. To gnaw or nibble bit by bit. - 一点一点地咬下来。 - (En.) Gnaw; nibble. Examples: gnawing bone, nibbling corn. 2. (Main definition) To use teeth to scrape hard objects. - 【本义】: 用牙齿剥食坚硬的东西. - (En.) The main meaning: to use teeth to scrape hard things. 3. Metaphorically implies diligent study or research. - 比喻刻苦钻研。 - (En.) Delve. Example: 啃书本 (gnawing at books). 4. Related to “坑” (kēng), meaning to harm or frame up. - 同“坑”。坑，害。 - (En.) Frame up. Quote: "我的大太爷?那真啃死小人了!" (My great-uncle? He really harmed the petty people!) --- 象 (xiàng) 1. Represents a cough sound. - 咳嗽声。 - (En.) Cough. 2. Related to “龈” (yín). --- Additional meaning: 1. Colloquially refers to eating. - 俗稱吃為「啃」。 - (En.) Commonly refers to eating. Example: "他可以一口氣連啃好幾個山東大饅頭。" (He can gulp down several Shandong steamed buns at once.)

啃书本 kěn shū běn

Gnaw books

嘴啃泥 zuǐ kěn ní

to fall flat on one's face