啐 Stroke Order

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Information of 啐

Pinyin cuì

Radical

口

Strokes

11 strokes

Usage

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Definition

sip / spit

啐 [cuì] 1. To spit out with force from the mouth. Example: 吐出一口痰 (spit out a phlegm). 2. To spit on someone to express disdain. 3. To taste or sip lightly. Example: 不啐酒 (not even a sip of wine). 4. A sound made when startled. English equivalent: start. 5. As a verb, it means to drink or taste. 6. As a verb, to spit or expectorate; to express disdain or anger. 7. A sound of contempt. Example: 啐，这有什么了不起！ (Hmph, what's so great about this!). 8. Another spelling: qi expresses spitting, scolding, or insulting. Example: 啐！这算得什么? (Hmph! What does this count for?). 9. Interjection to express contempt or reproach. Example: 啐！你脸皮真厚！ (Hmph! You really have some nerve!).