瘪 Stroke Order

瘪 biē [名] 1. Dialect, referring to urban vagrants who survive by begging or stealing. 2. Used interchangeably with "憋". Stuffy (in the heart) (hold back). 瘪 biě [形] 1. Shrivelled, not full. 2. Affected by blight; infested with blight. 3. Flat—mainly used for inflatable tires. 瘪 biē [名] 1. Used interchangeably with "憋". Stuffy (in the heart) (hold back). 【引】 1. From "官场现形记": Since you want money, why not say so? Did I have to hold back for two to three months? 2. See also biě. 瘪 biě [形] 1. Shrivelled, not full. 【例】 For example:干瘪 (withered); 瘪壳 (shriveled shell); 瘪瘦 (thin and shriveled); 瘪窳 (stunted). 2. Affected by blight; infested with blight. 【例】 For example:瘪花生 (blighted peanuts). 3. Flat—mainly used for inflatable tires. 【例】 For example:车胎瘪了 (the tire is flat). 瘪 biě [动] 1. To slough away or become emaciated due to decayed flesh. 2. By extension, to become dejected. 3. See also biē. 瘪 biě [动] 1. To slough away or become emaciated due to decayed flesh. 【例】 For example:溃烂使乳房瘪了 (decay caused the breast to become shrivelled). 2. By extension, to become dejected. 【引】 1. From 张天翼《夏夜梦》: He was once strong, but when he saw I was from the third division, he became dejected. 3. See also biē. 瘪 biē [名] 1. Refers to a difficult situation, as in "作(zuō)~~"; 2. Dialect, refers to a shriveled grain. 瘪 biě [形] 1. Not full, sunken: 瘪瘦 (thin and shriveled); 瘪干 (dried up); 瘪谷 (shriveled grain); 瘪花生 (blighted peanuts); 瘪桃干 (dried peaches, a traditional Chinese medicine term); 瘪螺痧 (Chinese medicine referring to diseases like cholera).