裸 Stroke Order

裸 (luǒ) 1. Exposed, without covering. 露出，没有遮盖。 2. Refers to being unaccompanied by anything other than itself. 指除了自身外，什么都不附带的。 1. Exposed, without covering: - 裸露 (expose) - 裸体 (naked body) - 裸裎 (strip naked) - 赤裸 (completely naked) - 裸子植物 (gymnosperm plants) 2. Refers to being unaccompanied by anything other than itself: - 裸机 (bare machine) - 裸婚 (naked marriage) 裸 (luǒ) (Verb) Original meaning: completely exposed. 本义: 赤身露体 - Same meaning: naked (同本义) ([En.] naked) 引 (Examples) 1. From “Guangya”: 裸 means to bare. 2. From “Zuo Zhuan”: Zhao Jianzi dreamt of a boy singing while bare. 3. From “Zhou Li”: The animals should be exposed. 4. From “Records of the Grand Historian”: He was angry and stripped to assist in stabbing the boat. 5. From “Records of the Grand Historian”: The western Ouluo country also claimed kingship. “Naked means to be exposed.” 6. From “Han Shu”: Sometimes people lay bare in daylight. 7. From “Han Shu”: He stood bare and beat the drum. 8. From “Han Shu”: He examined the corpse when stripped. Examples of usage: 裸衣 (strip clothes, naked body) 裸行 (walking naked) 裸戏 (naked performance) 裸形 (naked form) 裸国 (ancient country of unclothed tropical people) 裸尸 (exposing a corpse outdoors) 裸袒 (completely naked) - Pulling up: 捋, 撩 ([En.] pull up). Examples: 裸袖揎拳 (rolling up the sleeves) 裸袖揎衣 (rolling up the sleeves of clothes) 裸 (luǒ) (Noun) Exposed body ([En]: naked body) 引 (Example) 1. From “Zuo Zhuan”: Cao Gonggong desired to see his naked body. 裸 (luǒ) (Adjective) 1. Plants and animals that are not covered by hair, feathers, scales, shells, or other things ([En.] bare) 引 (Example) 1. From “Lüshi Chunqiu”: The earth is vast, but water, springs, grass, trees, and hair, feathers, naked scales never rest. Examples: 裸芽 (naked buds - in botany, buds without scale leaves for protection) 裸虫 (referring to animals without wings, hair, scales, or shells, including humans, earthworms, etc.) 2. Short-haired animals ([En.] short-hair). Examples: 裸物 (short-haired animals) 裸见 (not concealed; exposed)