螫 Stroke Order

螫 [shì] 1. Insects with venomous glands sting people or animals. 2. (Verb) Sting, as in the bite or sting of venomous insects or snakes. - Example: "To sting" (poisonous insects or snakes). - Example: "To do harm due to anger." - 引: Shen Kuo's "Dream Pool Essays": Since then, anyone who is stung by bees, when they move the yam stems to them, it will recover. - Example: "To sting the hand" (bite the hand); "to sting" (prick, stab); "poison sting" (bees, scorpions, etc. use their tails to sting and inflict poison); "stinging insects" (insects with a venomous stinger capable of stinging people). - Example: "to harm the people through stinging strife"; "scorpion" (a scorpion that stings people with poison, metaphorically representing a fearful event or a vicious person). 1. Same meaning as (一), used in spoken language. [zhē]