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Standard stroke order for the Chinese character 尺

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Information of 尺

Pinyin chǐ、 chě
Radical
Strokes
4 strokes
Usage
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Definition
a Chinese foot (M) / one-third of a meter / a ruler / a note musical note on traditional Chinese scale
尺 [chǐ] 名词 1. A unit of measurement in Chinese customary system (also known as “市尺”). One 尺 equals ten 寸. During the Western Han Dynasty, one 尺 equaled 0.231 meters, and currently three 尺 equals one meter. 2. A tool used for measuring length. 3. An object that resembles a ruler. 4. Describes something small or short. 5. Colloquially refers to laws and institutions. 6. Things shaped like a ruler. 7. Letters or written correspondence. 尺 [chě] 名词 1. A musical note in Chinese folk music scale, equivalent to "2" in simplified musical notation, such as "工尺". 2. For additional meanings, see 尺 [chǐ]. 尺 [chǐ] 形容词 1. Figuratively describes something small or narrow. 2. For additional meanings, see 尺 [chě]. 尺 can also refer to specific cultural or historical contexts, such as ancient recording sheets or standards. For further reference, see the entry on 尺寸.
zhǐ chǐ tiān yá
so close, yet worlds apart (idiom)
zhǐ chǐ
very close / very near
zhǐ chǐ zhī jiān
within a foot of / between a foot of eight and a foot of ten inches / very close by
chǐ cun
size / dimension / measurement
jìn zài zhǐ chǐ
to be almost within reach / to be close at hand
qiān chǐ
Thousand feet
dé cùn jìn chǐ
lit. win an inch, want a foot (idiom); fig. not satisfied with small gains / give him an inch, and he'll want a mile
yī chǐ
One foot
sān chǐ
Three feet
chǐ dù
scale / yardstick
wǔ chǐ
Five feet
sì chǐ
Four feet
yīng chǐ
foot (unit of length equal to 0.3048 m)
shù chǐ
Several feet
chǐ zi
rule / ruler (measuring instrument) / CL:把[ba3]
èr chǐ
Two feet
bàn chǐ
Half a foot
liǎng chǐ
Two feet
biāo chǐ
surveyor's rod / staff / staff gauge / rear sight
gōng chǐ
meter (unit of length)
bǐ lì chǐ
scale / architect's scale / engineer's scale
qī chǐ
Seven feet
chuí xián sān chǐ
to drool (over) (idiom) / to yearn for / to covet / to crave
chǐ dú
a model of epistolary art
yíng chǐ
Ying Chi
jiǔ chǐ
Nine feet
竿 bǎi chǐ gān tóu
to be at the highest level of enlightenment (Buddhist expression)
chǐ huò
looper caterpillar, larva of moth in family Geometridae / inch worm