铮 Stroke Order

铮 (zhēng) 1. a. An onomatopoeic word representing the sound of metal striking; b. Metaphorically refers to outstanding talent, as in "铁中～～" (literally: among iron, to stand out); c. Metaphorically denotes integrity, as in "～～铁骨" (literally: having iron bones, meaning to be principled and incorruptible). 2. (錚) 铮 (zhēng) Onomatopoeic word; 【Original Meaning】: The sound of metal striking. 【Character Formation】: Phono-semantic compound; composed of "金" (metal) and "争声" (sound of contention). Synonyms: 另见 zhèng (see also zhèng). 引: 1. 《说文》: 铮，金声也。 (In the "Shuowen", it states: "zhēng, the sound of metal.") 2. 潘岳《藉田赋》: 冲牙铮鎗。 注: "玉声。" (Pan Yue's "Jitian Fu": The sound of jade.) 3. 唐·白居易《琵琶行(并序)》: 铮鏦然有京都声。 (Tang poet Bai Juyi: The sound resembles that of the capital.) 4. 王禹偁《酬种放征君一百韵》: 繁华远容绮，铮鏦美金错。 (From Wang Yucheng's poem). 5. 《水浒传》: 却好那一鞭打将下来，正在刀口上，铮地一声响，火光迸散。 (In "Water Margin", depicting the vivid sound of striking metal.) 例: 如: 铮枪 (the sound of jade striking)； 铮鏦 (describing the sound of metal hitting). （器物表面）光亮耀眼。 (The surface of objects appears bright and dazzling.) （器物表面）光亮耀眼：铮亮 (Bright and shining). 铮 (zhèng) 1. (Colloquial) (En.) The surface of an object that is bright and dazzling (shining). 2. 另见 zhēng (see also zhēng). 例: 如: 玻璃擦得铮亮 (The glass was wiped until it shone brightly).