雀 Stroke Order

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Information of 雀

Pinyin què、 qiāo、 qiǎo

Radical

隹

Strokes

11 strokes

Usage

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Definition

lentigo, bird, bird

雀 [qiāo] 1. A family of birds that eat grains and insects; specifically refers to "sparrows," and generally to small birds. 2. (figurative) To jump joyfully like a sparrow; e.g., ～～跃 (to jump joyfully). 3. Used in medical terms, such as ～～盲 (referring to "night blindness"). 4. Associated with spots or blemishes, e.g., ～～子 (meaning "freckles"). 5. (dialect) With the same meaning as "雀." Used in expressions like "家雀儿" (domestic sparrow) and "雀盲眼" (sparrow blindness). 6. Also represents a synonym for "one" in some colloquial terms, e.g., ～～盲眼 (referring to "sparrow blindness"). --- 雀 [qiǎo] 1. Same meaning as "雀." Used in local dialects with phrases such as "家雀儿" (domestic sparrow) and "雀盲眼" (sparrow blindness). 2. Refer to other pronunciations qiāo; que. --- 雀 [qiāo] 1. Used to refer to small birds, predominantly sparrows and their characteristics. 2. Other meanings are presented in dialectal uses and expressions.

雀斑 què bān

freckles

金翅雀 jīn chì què

(bird species of China) grey-capped greenfinch (Chloris sinica)

麻雀虽小 má què suī xiǎo

although spadger is small / though sparrow is small

欢呼雀跃 huān hū què yuè

cheering excitedly (idiom) / jubilant

雀跃 què yuè

excited / in high spirits

麻雀 má què

sparrow / (dialect) mahjong

鸟雀 niǎo què

bird

鸦雀无声 yā què wú shēng

lit. crow and peacock make no sound / absolute silence (idiom); not a single voice can be heard / absolute silence

云雀 yún què

(bird species of China) Eurasian skylark (Alauda arvensis)

雀形目 què xíng mù

order Passeriformes (perching birds)

门可罗雀 mén kě luó què

you can net sparrows at the door (idiom); completely deserted

山雀 shān què

tit

雀鸟 què niǎo

bird

燕雀 yàn què

(bird species of China) brambling (Fringilla montifringilla) / (fig.) small fry

大山雀 dà shān què

(bird species of China) great tit (Parus major)

黄雀 huáng què

(bird species of China) Eurasian siskin (Spinus spinus)

雀儿山 Què ér Shān

Chola Mountains in Sichuan

鹳雀楼 guàn què lóu

the Stork Tower / Guanque Tower

为丛驱雀 wèi cóng qū què

drive one's friends to the side of the enemy