戳刺感 Pronunciation and Pinyin
戳刺感 Usage and Examples
prickling sensation
stabbing sensation
The characters in 戳刺感
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 戳
- chuō戳bú不zhù住Cannot pin it down, Cannot hold it steady
- chuō戳bú不zhù住jiǎo脚cannot hold water, untenable
- chuō戳gè个ér儿To poke, To give a jab
- chuō戳fèn份ér儿Have status, Have standing
- chuō戳shāng伤Puncture wound, Stab wound
- chuō戳er儿Mark, Dot
- chuō戳bié别rén人jǐ脊liang梁gǔ骨to badmouth someone, to speak ill of someone behind their back
- chuō戳dào到poked, jabbed
- chuō戳dào到le了poked, hit
- chuō戳gū咕Instigate, Provoke
- chuō戳gū咕zhe着inciting, gossiping
- chuō戳bì壁jiǎo脚Sow discord, Stir up trouble
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Open the tool →Questions about 戳刺感
What does 戳刺感 mean in Chinese?
戳刺感 (chuō cì gǎn) means “prickling sensation, stabbing sensation”.
How do you pronounce 戳刺感?
戳刺感 is pronounced chuō cì gǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “prickling sensation” in Chinese?
“prickling sensation” is 戳刺感 (chuō cì gǎn) in Chinese.