褪 Stroke Order

褪 [tuì] 1. To fall off, to shed. Example: When the plums shed their flowers, they align with the yellow plums. To take off clothing. The rabbit is shedding its fur. 2. To fade or disappear in color. Example: Faded color. The color has completely faded. 褪 [tuì] 1. To shed clothing or something worn. Example: To take off the sleeves. 2. To withdraw and hide. Example: To tuck one's hands into the sleeves. 3. To retreat or escape. Example: Don't just retreat when encountering difficulties. 褪 [tùn] 1. To take off. Example: The original meaning is to undress. 2. To eliminate or vanish. 3. To wither or wilt. 4. To relieve. 5. To loosen. 6. See also tuì. 褪 [tùn] 1. To take off. Example: According to "Yunhui," it means to take off clothes. 2. To vanish. Example: As expressed in a poem by Lu You: The spring activities are dwindling; the mountain village has not yet shed the cold. 3. To wither. Example: As mentioned in a poem by Xin Qiji: When the plums shed their flowers, they align with the yellow plums. 4. To relieve. Example: In "Heroes of the Children and Daughters," it states: Saying this, he took off the slingshot and handed it over. 5. To loosen. Example: In a poem: When I become thin, I suddenly feel my green shirt loosen. 6. See also tuì.