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允 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
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允 Stroke Order — How to Write 允

Stroke Order

允 is written in 4 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 儿, 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.

允 Radical and Character Components

Components:厶儿

Radical: 儿 + 2 more strokes

允 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • yǔn

Meanings of 允 in Chinese

1

yǔn允

To agree to, to permit, or to grant permission.
他不允许我迟到了街头会面。
He did not permit me to be late for the street meeting.
Fair and appropriate; just and reasonable.
他的评价很公允,大家都很信服。
His evaluation is very fair, and everyone is convinced.
Trustworthy and sincere.
他为人允正,深得大家信任。
He is a trustworthy and upright person, deeply trusted by everyone.

Common Words and Phrases with 允

1
yǔn允chéng承
To agree or promise to undertake a task or responsibility.
经过慎重考虑,他最终允承了这项具有挑战性的任务。
After careful consideration, he finally agreed to undertake this challenging task.
2
yǔn允dàng当
suitable; proper; fair and appropriate
他的建议非常允当,大家都表示赞同。
His suggestion was very fair and appropriate, and everyone expressed their agreement.
3
yǔn允nuò诺
To promise or consent to do something.
他允诺会帮助我完成这项任务。
He promised to help me complete this task.
4
yǔn允xǔ许
to permit or allow
如果天气允许,我们明天去野餐。
If the weather permits, we will go for a picnic tomorrow.
5
yǔn允zhǔn准
to permit or approve
公司允准了他的休假申请。
The company approved his leave request.

More words with 允

  • huì惠yǔn允Grant, Kindly grant
  • kǎi慨yǔn允graciously consent, readily agree
  • fú俯yǔn允Grant, Approve (a humble request)
  • gōng公yǔn允Fair, Just
  • yīng应yǔn允promise, consent
  • yún允xǔ许zhí值Allowed values, Permitted values
  • bèi被yún允xǔ许allowed, permitted
  • yǔn允zhèng正Upright and Just, Righteous
  • bù不yún允xǔ许No, Forbidden
  • yú俞yǔn允Imperial consent, Royal assent
  • yǔn允chéng诚Sincere, Honest
  • wèi未jīng经yún允xǔ许without permission, unauthorized
  • jué绝bù不yún允xǔ许Never allowed, Absolutely forbidden

Idioms with 允

  • kǎi慨rán然yīng应yǔn允readily and generously agree
  • kǎi慨rán然yǔn允nuò诺generously and readily agree
  • chí持lùn论gōng公yǔn允hold fair and just views
  • yǔn允gōng恭kè克ràng让sincere, respectful, and humble
  • yǔn允lǐ理qiè惬qíng情reasonable and fitting
  • yǔn允wén文yǔn允wǔ武adept in both literary and martial arts
  • yǔn允zhí执jué厥zhōng中Adhere to the impartial middle path
  • yǔn允zhí执qí其zhōng中sincerely adhere to the Golden Mean
  • qīng清hé和píng平yǔn允gentle, mild, and balanced temperament

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Questions about 允

What does 允 mean in Chinese?

允 (yǔn) means “To agree to” in Chinese.

How do you pronounce 允?

允 is pronounced yǔn in Mandarin Chinese.

How many strokes does 允 have?

允 has 4 strokes.

How do you write 允?

允 is written in 4 strokes, starting from the radical 儿. See the animated stroke order on this page.

What is the radical of 允?

The radical of 允 is 儿.

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