储 Stroke Order — How to Write 储

Stroke Order

储 is written in 12 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 亻, 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.

储 Radical and Character Components

Components:亻诸

储 is a phono-semantic compound: 亻 (person) carries the meaning, while 诸 indicates the sound.

Radical: 亻 + 10 more strokes

储 Pronunciation and Pinyin

chǔ

Meanings of 储 in Chinese

chǔ储

To store, save, or accumulate for future use, often referring to materials, funds, or energy.

我们公司储备了大量的生产原料，以应对市场变化

Our company has reserved a large quantity of raw materials to cope with market changes.

Common Words and Phrases with 储

chǔ储bèi备

To store or accumulate something for future use; a supply or quantity of something kept for future use.

农民们为冬天储备了足够的粮食。

The farmers stored enough grain for the winter.

chǔ储cún存

To store or accumulate for future use.

冬天来临之前，松鼠会储存大量的食物。

Before winter arrives, squirrels will store a large amount of food.

chǔ储fàng放

to store or keep goods in a warehouse or other storage place

这些贵重物品需要储放在干燥、通风的仓库里，以防受潮。

These valuable items need to be stored in a dry, ventilated warehouse to prevent dampness.

chǔ储hù户

depositor

这家银行的储户对金融服务很满意。

The depositors of this bank are very satisfied with the financial services.

chǔ储jī积

To store up and accumulate; also, accumulated property or savings.

为了应对突发状况，他开始储积一些应急物资。

To prepare for emergencies, he began to accumulate some emergency supplies.

chǔ储jí集

to store up and preserve

为了应对冬季的用电高峰，电力公司需要提前储集足够的能源。

To cope with the peak electricity consumption in winter, power companies need to store and accumulate sufficient energy in advance.

chǔ储jūn君

A crown prince; an heir apparent to the throne.

宫廷里关于储君的教育一直非常严格，旨在确保他未来能胜任王国的重任。

The education of the crown prince in the palace was always very rigorous, aiming to ensure he would be capable of shouldering the kingdom's heavy responsibilities in the future.

chǔ储liàng量

The quantity of something, such as resources or goods, that is stored or kept available for future use; reserves.