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逾 Stroke Order

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Standard stroke order for the Chinese character 逾

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Information of 逾

Pinyin
Radical
Strokes
12 strokes
Usage
★★★★★
Definition
exceed / jump over, to exceed / to go beyond / to jump over
逾 (yú) 1. **越过,超过** (cross; go through) - 【例】逾期 (overdue);逾常 (exceeding the ordinary);逾分 (excessive);逾越 (surpass);逾恒 (beyond the usual). 2. **更加** (even more) - 【例】逾甚 (even more). 3. **指晋升职位** (promote) - 【例】逾格 (breakthrough promotion);逾进 (superior promotion). 4. **形态** (far) - 【例】逾言 (remote conversation);逾处 (distant residence);逾望 (long-distance view). **Usage Examples:** - 逾千 (more than a thousand); - 逾出 (stand out, exceed the norm); - 逾立 (over thirty years old); - 逾世 (outlive contemporary people); - 逾冠 (over twenty years old). **References:** - “无敢昏逾” (no one dares to be confused) (《书·顾命》); - “日月逾迈” (the sun and moon pass) (《书·秦誓》); - “物或逾秋不死” (some things may outlive autumn) (汉·王充《论衡·气寿》); - “越职逾法,以取名誉” (exceeding duty and violating law for fame) (《汉书·宣帝纪》); - “去逾四十里” (traverse forty miles) (唐·柳宗元《童区寄传》). **Additional notes:** - 逾 is also used as an adverb to indicate "even more" and can be seen in classical texts to signify an increase in degree or intensity (e.g., “乱乃逾甚” - chaos is even worse) (《淮南子》). - As an adjective, it means "far," emphasizing distance. This character encapsulates a range of meanings from physical excess to heightened intensity and distance, presenting a versatile addition to the Chinese lexicon.
yú yuè
to exceed
yú qī
to be overdue / to fail to meet a deadline / to be behind in doing sth
yú xiàn
overrate
bù kě yú yuè
impassable / insurmountable / insuperable
nián yú huā jiǎ
Over sixtieth birthday
nián yú gǔ xī
over seventy years old