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出土 (chū tǔ): to dig up; to appear in an excavation; unearthed; to come up out of the ground

Meaning & Stroke Order

HSK 7verb

Word info

Pinyin
Meaning
to dig up; to appear in an excavation; unearthed; to come up out of the ground
Characters
2
Part of speech
verb
HSK level
HSK 7

Full definitions

Meanings grouped by pronunciation.

  • to dig up
  • to appear in an excavation
  • unearthed
  • to come up out of the ground

Chinese explanation

  • 从地下挖掘出古代的物品、文物等
  • 也指从地里挖出来,如农作物从土里长出。

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Character breakdown

HSK 2

to go out

HSK 4

Tu ethnic group

Example sentences

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The archaeology team opened an ancient tomb near Xi'an and unearthed over a hundred Tang-dynasty gold and silver objects.

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While plowing a field, a farmer unexpectedly dug up a well-preserved Han-dynasty pottery figurine.

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The bronze vessels unearthed this time bear inscriptions, providing important clues for studying Western Zhou history.

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While digging a pipeline underground, the construction crew found several Song-dynasty copper coins unearthed from the soil layer.

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The museum placed the newly unearthed bamboo slips in a temperature-controlled display case to prevent them from being damaged by oxidation.

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While playing by the river, the children unearthed a strangely shaped piece of a pottery jar from the sand.

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