帖 Stroke Order — How to Write 帖

Stroke Order

帖 is written in 8 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 巾, 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.

帖 Radical and Character Components

Components:巾占

帖 is an ideographic compound. Writing on a cloth 巾.

Radical: 巾 + 5 more strokes

帖 Pronunciation and Pinyin

tiè
tiě
tiē

Meanings of 帖 in Chinese

tiè帖

A copybook or model for learning calligraphy or drawing, such as a calligraphy copybook (字帖) or a painting model (画帖).

他正在临摹王羲之的字帖。

He is currently practicing calligraphy by copying Wang Xizhi's copybook.

tiě帖

a note; a copybook for calligraphy practice

小明每天都要练字帖。

Xiao Ming practices calligraphy copybooks every day.

An invitation card; an invitation.

我们收到了他们的结婚请帖。

We received their wedding invitation.

A written note or card, often exchanged in traditional customs. For example, it refers to 'gēngtiě', an engagement note containing birth information for matching, or 'huàntiě', exchanging cards to become sworn brothers or sisters.

小王和小李情投意合，决定换帖结为异姓兄弟。

Xiao Wang and Xiao Li found each other very compatible, and decided to exchange cards to become sworn brothers.

A post, message, or comment published on a forum, social media, or website.

这篇热帖引起了网友们的热烈讨论。

This popular post sparked a lively discussion among netizens.

A measure word for a dose or packet of prepared Chinese herbal medicine.

医生给他开了一帖中药，让他回家煎服。

The doctor prescribed him a dose of traditional Chinese medicine and told him to decoct it at home.

tiē帖

Appropriate; settled. Often used in phrases like '妥帖' (properly arranged) or '安帖' (calm and settled).

他把会议的每个细节都安排得十分妥帖。

He arranged every detail of the meeting very appropriately.

To be obedient or submissive; to yield to authority or persuasion.

他现在很听话，对你服帖多了

He is very obedient now, much more submissive to you.

Common Words and Phrases with 帖

tiē帖fú服

submissive; docile; obedient

这个孩子很懂事，对父母的话总是很帖服。

This child is very sensible and always obedient to their parents' words.

tiě帖zi子

A 'tiě zi' can refer to a written invitation (e.g., for a wedding or formal event), or, more commonly in modern contexts, a post or message published on an online forum or social media platform.