喘 Stroke Order — How to Write 喘

Stroke Order

喘 is written in 12 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 口, then complete the remaining strokes.

Stroke order matters in Chinese: it keeps the character balanced, and it is how dictionaries and handwriting input methods expect a character to be written.

喘 Radical and Character Components

Components:口耑

喘 is a phono-semantic compound: 口 (mouth) carries the meaning, while 耑 indicates the sound.

Radical: 口 + 9 more strokes

喘 Pronunciation and Pinyin

chuǎn

Meanings of 喘 in Chinese

chuǎn喘

To breathe rapidly; to gasp or pant.

他跑得太快了，以至于上气不接下气地喘着粗气。

He ran so fast that he was gasping for air, panting heavily.

Common Words and Phrases with 喘

chuǎn喘bù不guò过qì气lái来

to be breathless or short of breath, often due to strong emotions like fear, anxiety, or excitement

看着那壮丽的山脉，他被眼前的美景震撼得喘不过气来

Looking at the majestic mountain range, he was so stunned by the beautiful scenery that it took his breath away.

chuǎn喘míng鸣

Stridor, a harsh, high-pitched respiratory sound, typically caused by a partial obstruction of the upper airway.

每次感冒后，小明的呼吸道都会变得敏感，容易出现喘鸣

Every time Xiaoming catches a cold, his respiratory tract becomes sensitive and prone to wheezing.

chuǎn喘qì气

To gasp or pant for breath; to breathe heavily and rapidly.

她爬上楼梯后，气喘吁吁地停下来休息

After climbing the stairs, she stopped, panting heavily, to rest.

chuǎn喘xī息

To gasp or pant for breath; also, a short period of rest or relief.

经过漫长的攀登，我们终于到达山顶，可以喘息片刻了

After the long climb, we finally reached the mountaintop and could take a moment to catch our breath.

chuǎn喘xū吁xū吁

gasping for breath; puffing and blowing

他跑完马拉松后，喘吁吁地停了下来，双手扶着膝盖。

He stopped, panting heavily, with his hands on his knees after finishing the marathon.

chuǎn喘zhèng证

Chuan Zheng refers to a syndrome characterized by dyspnea or shortness of breath, often accompanied by rapid and labored breathing. It is also commonly known as asthma in traditional Chinese medicine.