骜 Stroke Order

骜 ào 1. Noble steed. 2. A horse that is unruly, metaphorically meaning arrogant and unyielding. 骜 ào 1. Noble steed. 2. A horse that is unruly, metaphorically meaning arrogant and unyielding: galloping, wild, defiant. 骜 ào (n.) (Phonetic symbol: 从马，敖声. Original meaning: good horse, excellent horse.) Same as original meaning (English: noble steed). 骜 ào (v.) To gallop (English: gallop). 骜 ào (adj.) Same as “傲”. Proud (English: arrogant; proud). 骜 ào (n.) (Phonetic symbol: 从马，敖声. Original meaning: good horse, excellent horse.) Same as original meaning (English: noble steed). 引 1. "Lu Shi Chun Qiu, Cha Jin”: A noble steed is expected to run a thousand miles, not just to be a galloping horse. Note: “This refers to a thousand-mile horse. The king rides it freely, hence it is called a noble steed.” 例 Also: 駘骜 (arrogant and willful). 骜 ào (v.) To gallop (English: gallop). 引 1. "Chu Ci, Yuan You": Bowing low and raising high, galloping and wild. 骜 ào (adj.) Same as “傲”. Proud (English: arrogant; proud). 引 1. "Lu Shi Chun Qiu, Xia Xian": A scholar who is arrogant about rank and wealth certainly undervalues his lord. 2. "Han Fei Zi, Shi Guo": The character of Zhibo is greedy and arrogant. 3. "Bao Pu Zi, Ji Yan": The First Emperor was violent and cruel. 骏马。 Noble steed. 马不驯良，喻傲慢，不驯顺。 A horse that is unruly, metaphorically meaning arrogant and unyielding. 骏马。 Noble steed. 马不驯良，喻傲慢，不驯顺：骜放。骜忽。桀骜不驯。 A horse that is unruly, metaphorically meaning arrogant and unyielding: galloping wildly, defiant, unruly.