竖
Traditional 豎 / 竪
Meaning
CC-CEDICTshù 豎
- to erect
- vertical
- vertical stroke (in Chinese characters)
shù 竪
- variant of 豎 / 竖
In a conversation
0:22 cartoonStanding the ladder
- Liangliang
灯灯,帮我把梯子竖起来,我要换灯泡。
Dengdeng, please stand the ladder up. I want to change the bulb.
- Dengdeng
竖在哪儿?墙边吗?
Where should I put it? By the wall?
- Liangliang
对,竖直一点,别太斜。
Yes. Make it more upright, not so slanted.
- Dengdeng
竖好了,你上去吧。
It is standing. Go up.
- Liangliang
咦,灯泡没有坏,是开关没开。
Huh. The bulb is fine. The switch was off.
- Dengdeng
那梯子白竖了!
Then I stood the ladder up for nothing!
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In a sentence
2 examples请把梯子竖在墙边。
Please stand the ladder against the wall.
这个汉字的第一笔是竖。
The first stroke of this Chinese character is a vertical stroke.
How to write
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Definitions adapted from CC-CEDICT, published by MDBG and its contributors, under CC BY-SA 4.0. Pinyin display and entry grouping have been adapted.
