斧头 (fǔ tóu): meaning and stroke order

斧头 in our stories

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• 他抓起一把巨大的斧头，朝眼前的黑暗用力一劈，只听一声巨响，鸡蛋裂成了两半。

  tā zhuā qǐ yì bǎ jùdà de fǔtou cháo yǎnqián de hēi'àn yònglì yì pī zhǐ tīng yì shēng jùxiǎng jīdàn liè chéng le liǎng bàn

  He seized a huge axe and swung it hard into the darkness before him; with a tremendous crash the egg split in two.

  From the story Pangu separates heaven and earth HSK 7–9 · Level 7

• 东海龙王敖光派一个夜叉出来查看，夜叉见是个小孩，举起斧头就砍。

  Dōng Hǎi Lóngwáng Áo Guāng pài yí gè yèchā chūlai chákàn yèchā jiàn shì gè xiǎohái jǔ qǐ fǔtou jiù kǎn

  Ao Guang, Dragon King of the Eastern Sea, sent a yaksha out to see what was going on; seeing only a child, the yaksha raised its axe and swung.

  From the story Nezha stirs up the sea HSK 7–9 · Level 8

• 很久以前，有一个人在鼻尖上抹了一点薄得像苍蝇翅膀的白灰，请一位木匠用斧头把它砍掉。

  hěn jiǔ yǐqián yǒu yí gè rén zài bíjiān shàng mǒ le yì diǎn báo de xiàng cāngying chìbǎng de bái huī qǐng yí wèi mùjiang yòng fǔtou bǎ tā kǎn diào

  Once there was a man who daubed a speck of white plaster, as thin as a fly's wing, on the tip of his nose and asked a carpenter to chop it off with an axe.

  From the story The happiness of fish HSK 7–9 · Level 8