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脱 (tuō): to take off, to shed

Stroke Order & Writing

HSK 4verb

Character info

Pinyin
Meaning: to take off, to shed
Characters: 1
Part of speech: verb
HSK level: HSK 4
Strokes: 11
Radical: 月
Structure: 左右结构

Full definitions

to shed
to take off
to escape
to get away from
to take off (clothing, shoes, etc.)
to come off
to shed
to fall out (hair, leaves, paint)
to escape
to get away
to extricate oneself
to leave out
to omit (in text)

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Example sentences

It was very hot outside, so he took off his jacket as soon as he entered the room.

This kind of paint will come off after long use.

He finally escaped the danger at the last moment.

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