隨 Stroke Order

隨 suí 〈動〉 1. 跟着: to follow. 例如: 隨從 (follow); 隨員 (follower); 隨葬 (follow in burial); 隨即 (immediately); 隨行 (follow the crowd); 隨身 (follow around); 隨喜 (to delight in following); 隨波逐流 (to go with the flow); 隨行就市 (to follow the market). 2. 順從，任憑: to comply, to allow. 例如: 隨意 (to do as one pleases); 隨口 (to speak casually); 隨宜 (to conform to the situation); 隨和 (to be easygoing); 隨俗 (to follow customs); 隨筆 (to write casually); 隨遇而安 (to adapt to circumstances). 3. 順便，就着: by the way, on the way. 例如: 隨帶 (to bring along); 隨手關門 (close the door casually). 4. 像: to resemble. 例如: 他長得隨他父親 (He looks like his father). 5. 姓: a surname. 隨 suí 〈名〉 1. 六十四卦之一，震下兌上: one of the 64 Divinatory Symbols. 2. 中國周代國名: Sui state. The family name is Ji. It was a vassal of Chu during the late Spring and Autumn period, located in the present-day Suixian, Hubei province. 引述: 1. 《說文》: 隨，從也: "To follow." 2. 《易·雜卦》: 隨無故也: "To follow without reason." 3. 《書·禹貢》: 隨山刊木循也: "To follow the paths and trees of the mountains." 4. 《詩·大雅·民勞》: 無縱詭隨: "Do not follow blindly." 5. 《儀禮·聘禮》: 凡庭實隨入: "In the courtyard, it should be followed in." (Note: "Not to be walking together.") 6. 《儀禮·鄉射禮記》: 距隨長武: "To maintain a distance and follow closely." 7. 《荀子·天論》: 列星隨旋: "The stars follow their orbits." 8. 《韓非子·楊權》: 主失其神，虎隨其後: "The master lost his essence, and the tiger followed behind." 9. 《韓非子·說林上》: 子行而我隨之: "When you move, I follow." 10. 唐·杜甫《春夜喜雨》: 隨風潛入夜，潤物細無聲: "Following the wind, it silently seeps in at night, nourishing things without a sound." 11. 晉·陶淵明《桃花源記》: 太守即遣人隨其往，尋向所志，遂迷，不復得路: "The governor sent someone to follow them, searching for their intended path but getting lost, no longer able to find their way." 例子: 例如: 隨任 (following an elder in an official position); 隨直 (taking turns on duty); 隨班 (working with the group); 隨扈 (to follow as an attendant); 隨身燈 (the lamp placed at the foot of the dead); 隨坐 (to be implicated in someone's punishment); 隨宦 (to follow family members in official positions); 隨隨步口 (to closely follow each step); 隨起舉哀 (to cry in mourning together with the deceased's family).