彪 Stroke Order

彪 [biāo] 名词 (Noun) 1. 虎身上的斑纹，引申为有文采。 (Tiger's stripes, extended to mean literary talent.) 2. 小老虎。 (Young tiger.) 3. 身躯魁悟。 (Stalwart or strong build.) 4. 姓。 (A surname.) 形容词 (Adjective) 1. 彰明;显著。 (Clear; evident.) 2. 形容身体魁伟健壮。 (Describing a stalwart or robust physique.) 量词 (Measure word) 旧小说、戏曲里用于队伍。 (Used in old novels and operas to refer to a troop.) 引文 (Citations) 1. 《说文》：彪，虎文也。 (From "Shuowen": 彪 means tiger's pattern.) 2. 《法言·君子》：以其弸中而彪外也。注：“文也。” (From "Lunyu": It is about having strength within and literary expression outside.) 3. 扬雄《太玄·文》：炳如彪如，尚文昭如。 (From Yang Xiong's "Tai Xuan": Brilliance is as splendid as tiger stripes.) 4. 庾信《枯树赋》：熊彪顾盼，鱼龙起伏。 (From Yu Xin's "Essay on the withered tree": The bear and young tiger watch closely.) 5. 元· 睢景臣《哨遍·高祖还乡》：见一彪人马到庄门，匹头里几面旗舒。 (From Yuan Dynasty: "The sound of a set of steeds arrives at the manor's gate.") Example phrases: - 彪文: (a display of abundant literary talent) - 彪虎: (fierce tiger) - 彪形: (imposing figure) - 彪赫: (glorious and prominent) - 彪躯: (stout body)