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雕
diāo
What 雕 means
- to carve
- to engrave
- shrewd
- bird of prey
Other readings
Example sentences
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一箭双雕。Kill two birds with one stone.
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我们用木材做雕像。Wǒmen yòng mùcái zuò diāoxiàng.We made statues out of wood.
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这样子我一箭双雕。That way I kill two birds with one stone.
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雕鸮和仓鸮有什幺区别?What's the difference between an eagle-owl and a barn owl?
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这座雕像和真人的尺寸一样。Zhè zuò diāoxiàng hé zhēnrén de chǐcun yīyàng.This statue is as large as life.
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这座雕像是由樱木雕刻而成。Zhè zuò diāoxiàng shì yóu yīng mù diāokè ér chéng.The statue was carved from a block of cherry wood.
Words starting with 雕
- 雕塑diāo sùa statue; a Buddhist image; sculpture
- 雕刻diāo kèto carve; to engrave; carving
- 雕像diāo xiàngsculpture; (carved) statue
- 雕花diāo huācarving; decorative carved pattern; arabesque
- 雕琢diāo zhuóto sculpt; to carve (jade); ornate artwork
- 雕饰diāo shìto carve; to decorate; carved
- 雕版diāo bǎna carved printing block
- 雕刻品diāo kè pǐnsculpture
- 雕刻家diāo kè jiāsculptor
- 雕具座Diāo jù zuòCaelum (constellation)
- 雕虫小技diāo chóng xiǎo jìinsignificant talent; skill of no high order; minor accomplishment
- 雕梁画栋diāo liáng huà dòngrichly ornamented (building)
- 雕栏玉砌diāo lán yù qì(lit.) carved railings and jade steps (idiom); (fig.) richly ornamented (building)
- 雕阑diāo láncarved railings
- 雕镌diāo juānto engrave (wood or stone); to carve
- 雕鸮diāo xiāo(bird species of China) Eurasian eagle-owl (Bubo bubo)
- 雕楹碧槛diāo yíng bì kǎncarved pillar, jade doorsill (idiom); heavily decorated environment
- 雕虫篆刻diāo chóng zhuàn kèliterary trifles; minor skill
- 雕漆diāo qīcarved lacquerware
- 雕落diāo luòvariant of 凋落
- 雕谢diāo xièvariant of 凋谢
- 雕弊diāo bìvariant of 凋敝
- 雕敝diāo bìvariant of 凋敝
- 雕零diāo língvariant of 凋零
Words containing 雕
- 浮雕fú diāorelief sculpture
- 石雕shí diāostone carving; carved sculpture
- 冰雕bīng diāoice sculpture
- 微雕wēi diāoa miniature (carving)
- 林雕lín diāo(bird species of China) black eagle (Ictinaetus malaiensis)
- 沙雕shā diāosand sculpture; (net slang) silly; ridiculous; hilariously stupid (pun on 傻屌
- 渔雕yú diāo(bird species of China) lesser fish eagle (Icthyophaga humilis)
- 乌雕wū diāo(bird species of China) greater spotted eagle (Clanga clanga)
- 牙雕yá diāoivory carving
- 老雕lǎo diāovulture
- 花雕huā diāoShaoxing yellow wine
- 贝雕bèi diāoshell carving
- 金雕jīn diāo(bird species of China) golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos)
- 雷雕léi diāolaser cutting (abbr. for 雷射雕刻
- 草原雕cǎo yuán diāo(bird species of China) steppe eagle (Aquila nipalensis)
- 动态雕塑dòng tài diāo sù(fine arts) a mobile
- 浮雕墙纸fú diāo qiáng zhǐembossed wallpaper
- 玉带海雕yù dài hǎi diāo(bird species of China) Pallas's fish eagle (Haliaeetus leucoryphus)
- 白尾海雕bái wěi hǎi diāo(bird species of China) white-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)
- 白头海雕bái tóu hǎi diāobald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus), the national bird of the United States
- 精雕细刻jīng diāo xì kè(lit.) fine sculpting (idiom); (fig.) to work (at sth) with extreme care and precision
- 虎头海雕hǔ tóu hǎi diāo(bird species of China) Steller's sea eagle (Haliaeetus pelagicus)
- 射雕英雄传Shè Diāo Yīng xióng ZhuànLegend of the Condor Heroes, wuxia (武侠
- 白肩雕bái jiān diāo(bird species of China) eastern imperial eagle (Aquila heliaca)
Characters built on 周
These share the phonetic component 周 (zhōu), which is why their readings rhyme. Learning them as a family is far cheaper than learning them one at a time.
- 调tiáoto harmonize; to reconcile; to blend
- 凋diāowithered
- 碉diāorock cave (archaic)
- 鲷diāoporgy; pagrus major
- 蜩tiáocicada
Characters that look like 雕
Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.
- 醇chúnalcohol; wine with high alcohol content; rich
- 稻dàopaddy; rice (Oryza sativa)
- 蹄tíhoof; pig's trotters
- 鞍ān(bound form) saddle
- 踵zhǒngto arrive; to follow; heel
- 樽zūngoblet; bottle; wine-jar
Sounds the same
Read diāo, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 叼to hold with one's mouth (as a smoker with a cigarette or a dog with a bone)
- 刁artful; wicked
- 貂sable or marten (genus Martes)
- 凋withered
- 碉rock cave (archaic)
- 鲷porgy; pagrus major
- 蛁Pomponia maculatiocollis
- 琱to engrave gems
- 汈(used in place names)
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