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絷住了 Pronunciation and Pinyin

絷住了 Usage and Examples

tied up

restrained

bound

The characters in 絷住了

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
絷
zhí12to tie, bind, or fasten
住
zhù7live, reside, stop, hold
了
le2completion or change

More words starting with 絷

  • zhí絷jū拘Detain, Restrain
  • zhí絷wéi维Uphold, Safeguard
  • zhí絷wéi维le了Restricted, Secured

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Questions about 絷住了

What does 絷住了 mean in Chinese?

絷住了 (zhí zhù le) means “tied up, restrained, bound”.

How do you pronounce 絷住了?

絷住了 is pronounced zhí zhù le in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “tied up” in Chinese?

“tied up” is 絷住了 (zhí zhù le) in Chinese.

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