窥 Stroke Order

窥 (kuī) 1. 从小孔、缝隙或隐蔽处偷看。 To peep or spy from a small hole, gap, or concealed place. 例如：窥探 (peep; spy)；窥伺 (watch secretly)；窥测 (observe through a gap)；窥视 (peek). 管窥蠡测 (to have a narrow vision; unable to comprehend deep and profound principles). 2. 暗中察看。亦泛指观看。 To observe secretly; also refers to watching in general. ([En.] peep; spy) 例如：窥觑 (to steal a glance)；窥瞰 (to peep; to watch secretly)；窥欲 (to covet secretly). 3. 观察，侦探。 To investigate; to pry about. ([En.] pry about) 例如：窥究 (to deeply investigate)；窥圃 (to watch a garden)；窥深 (to observe in detail)；窥睹 (to see; to observe)；窥览 (to browse; to observe). 4. 伺机图谋;觊觎。 To watch for an opportunity; to covet secretly. ([En.] watch for one's chance) 例如：窥图 (to plot secretly)；窥攻 (to attack opportunistically)；窥取 (to seize the opportunity)；窥朝 (to watch the court). 5. 企求。 To desire to gain; to seek for. ([En.] desire to gain; seek for) 例如：窥欲 (unreasonable desire)；窥寻 (to search carefully; to explore)；窥算 (to calculate secretly)；窥隙 (to look for loopholes). 引： 1. 《说文》：窥，小视也。 “According to the Shuowen” : peeping, also means to see little. 2. 《孟子·滕文公下》：钻穴隙相窥，逾墙相从。 "Mencius": Peeking through gaps and following over walls. 3. 《论语·子路》：窥见室家之好。 "Analects": Peeping to see the happiness of a family. 4. 《史记·管晏列传》：妻从门间而窥其夫。 "Records of the Grand Historian": The wife peeks through the door at her husband. 5. 唐·柳宗元《三戒》：蔽林间窥之。 Tang Dynasty: Liu Zongyuan, "Three Cautions": Peeking through the obstructed forest. 引： 1. 吴均《与朱元思书》：窥谷忘反。 "Wu Jun": Peeping into the valley and forgetting to turn back. 2. 《聊斋志异·促织》：窥父不在。 "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio": Peeking, the father is not there. 引： 1. 清·黄宗羲《原君》：禁人之窥伺者。 Qing Dynasty: Huang Zongxi, "Original Ruler": Prohibiting those who spy. 2. 《汉书·李广苏建传》：数通史相窥观。 "Book of Han": Often looking at historical accounts. 3. 汉·贾谊《过秦论》：以窥周室。 "Jia Yi": To peep into the Zhou residence. 4. 宋·姜夔《扬州慢》：自胡马窥汉去后。 Song Dynasty: Jiang Kui, "Yangzhou Slow": Since the Hu horses have peeped at Han. 引： 1. 《战国策·齐策》：朝服衣冠，窥镜。 "Strategies of the Warring States": Wearing ceremonial dress and peeking in the mirror.