讲 (jiǎng): meaning and stroke order
讲 (jiǎng) means to speak, to explain, to negotiate, to emphasize, to be particular about.
讲
- Simplified
- 讲
- Traditional
- 講
- Pinyin
- jiǎng
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Stroke order of 讲
讲
- jiǎng to speak; to explain
- 6 strokes
- Traditional form: 講
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Meaning of 讲
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jiǎng
Traditional 講
- to speak
- to explain
- to negotiate
- to emphasize
- to be particular about
- as far as sth is concerned
- speech
- lecture
Radical and structure
- 讲
- Radical 讠 (Kangxi radical 149) in its simplified form · 6 strokes · 讠 on the left, 井 on the right
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Words with 讲
- 演讲 yǎn jiǎng to give a lecture; to make a speech
讲 in our stories
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一路上，老爷爷给他讲了很多西安的故事，还告诉他哪儿的羊肉泡馍最好吃。
yílùshang lǎoyéye gěi tā jiǎng le hěn duō Xī'ān de gùshi hái gàosu tā nǎr de yángròu pàomó zuì hǎochī
All the way, the old man tells him stories about Xi'an and where to find the best lamb and bread soup.
From the story The train to Xi'an HSK 3
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她只好说真话：“我奶奶年轻的时候去过很多地方，我从小就爱听她讲旅行的故事。”
tā zhǐhǎo shuō zhēnhuà wǒ nǎinai niánqīng de shíhou qù guò hěn duō dìfang wǒ cóngxiǎo jiù ài tīng tā jiǎng lǚxíng de gùshi
She has no choice but to tell the truth: "My grandma travelled a lot when she was young. Ever since I was little, I've loved listening to her travel stories."
From the story The honest answer HSK 3
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老师给他讲了一个故事：几个人比赛画蛇，先画完的人能喝一壶酒。
lǎoshī gěi tā jiǎng le yí gè gùshi jǐ gè rén bǐsài huà shé xiān huà wán de rén néng hē yì hú jiǔ
The teacher tells him a story: some men had a snake-drawing race, and the first to finish would get a pot of wine.
From the story Drawing legs on a snake HSK 3
Stories using 讲
- The train to Xi'an HSK 3
- The honest answer HSK 3
- Drawing legs on a snake HSK 3
- Three circles HSK 4
- Waiting by the tree stump HSK 4
- Mending the fold after the sheep is lost HSK 5
Dictionary data: CC-CEDICT (CC BY-SA 4.0). Stroke data: Hanzi Writer data, derived from Make Me a Hanzi (Arphic Public License). Animation: Hanzi Writer (MIT licence). Radicals and stroke counts: Unicode Unihan (Unicode License v3).