冊 Stroke Order

冊 cè 1. Same as "册" (En. book). - 书简。古代文书用竹简。编简名为册，后凡簿籍均可称“册”。 (Original meaning: booklets. Ancient documents were made using bamboo slips. Compiled slips were called "冊", and later any kind of register could be referred to as "冊".) 2. Texts and documents are often referred to as 策, written commonly as 筴. - 经传多以策为之，字俗作筴。 (Many classics and texts are referred to as 策, commonly written as 筴.) 3. In ancient times, it referred to a bundle of bamboo slips compiled together; now it refers to bound paper volumes (En. volume). - 古时称编串好的许多竹简，现在指装订好的纸本子。 (In ancient times, it referred to many bamboo slips bundled together. Now, it refers to bound paper volumes.) 4. Specifically refers to imperial edicts issued by the emperor (En. imperial edict). - 特指皇帝的诏书。 (Specifically refers to imperial edicts issued by the emperor.) 冊 cè [动] 1. To grant titles or rank through an imperial edict (En. grant in an imperial edict). - 冊封，封爵。 (To grant noble titles through an imperial edict.) 冊 cè [量] 1. A unit of measure for counting the number of books or copies (En. copy). - 计算书本数量的单位。 (A unit of measurement for counting the number of books.) Additionally: 1. A booklet that contains printed patterns (En. sample booklet). - 夹有绣花图样的纸本子。如：“样册子”、“样册儿”。 (A paper booklet with embroidered patterns. For example, “sample booklet”.)