啄 Stroke Order

啄 [zhuó] 动 1. 鸟类用嘴叩击并夹住东西。 (Birds peck with their beaks to strike and hold onto something.) 2. 同本义 ([En.] peck) (Same as the original meaning.) 3. 用嘴理 ([En.] preen) (To preen with the beak.) 4. 敲击 ([En.] knock) (To knock.) 5. 咬 ([En.] bite) (To bite.) 引文: 1. 《说文》：啄，鸟食也。 (From "Shuō Wén": Peck means to eat like a bird.) 2. 《广雅》：啄啮也。 (From "Guǎng Yǎ": To peck and nibble.) 3. 唐· 白居易《钱塘湖春行》：谁家燕子啄春泥。 (Tang poem by Bai Juyi: Whose swallow pecks at the spring mud?) 4. 唐· 杜牧《阿房宫赋》：檐牙高啄。 (Tang poem by Du Mu: The eaves are high pecking.) 5. 《聊斋志异·促织》：径进以啄。 (From "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio": It enters directly to peck.) 例子: 如: 幸啄不中。 (Such as: Fortunately, the peck was unsuccessful.) 如: 啄抱(禽鸟幼雏破壳而出);啄啄(禽鸟取食的样子);啄饮(啄食饮水);啄噪(啄食鸣叫);啄木 (Such as: Pecking to embrace (young birds breaking out of eggs); pecking (the manner of birds foraging); pecking and drinking; pecking and chirping; woodpecker.)