踔 Stroke Order

踔 [chuō] 1. Jumping, leaping. 跳，跳跃：～厉（means the spirit is uplifted, as in “～～风发”）. 2. Going beyond. 超越：～远（far away）. ～绝（superior）. 踔 [chuō] (verb) 1. Tramp. 践踏 ([En.] tramp) 2. Jump, leap. 跳，跳跃 ([En.] jump) 3. Go beyond, exceed. 逾越，走过 ([En.] go beyond; exceed) 4. Lame. 跛行 ([En.] lame) 引文： 1. "House of the Eastern Han, Biography of Ma Rong": 踔攳枝. Note: "jumping". 2. Gan Bao's "Records of Searching for the Gods": The head that was boiled for three days and three nights did not decay, its head jumped out of the soup. 3. "Xu Xiake's Travel Notes": Like birds climbing to the sky and apes leaping into emptiness, it seems beyond what hands and feet can achieve. 例子： Again, such as: 踔虚 (to leap in the air); 踔跃 (jumping); 踔掉 (to shake, to sway). 3. Go beyond, exceed. 引文： 1. "House of the Eastern Han, Biography of Cai Yong": 踔宇宙而遗俗兮. 2. "Night and day crossing a number of houses, caught in the midst of evil factions." — Song, Su Shunqing. 例子： Again, such as: 踔绝 (extraordinary); 踔远 (a great distance apart); 踔厉风发 (describing incisive and profound discussion, like the forceful vigor of the wind); 踔越 (to surpass, to exceed). 4. Lame. 引自： （*from traditional dictionary explanations） (verb) 1. To exceed. "Jiyun, Qu Tone, Xiao Rhyme": 踔, means to go beyond. "House of the Eastern Han, Volume 60, Cai Yong Biography": 踔宇宙而遗俗兮, fleeting and alone in exploration. (Adjective) 1. High and distant, outstanding and exceptional. "Book of Han, Volume 81, Biography of Kong Guang": "Without the ability to surpass, they cannot go beyond."