拙朴 Pronunciation and Pinyin
拙朴 Usage and Examples
Simple and unadorned
Unpolished simplicity
Rustic
His aesthetic perspectives on calligraphy in the following two parts: I. Simple, unsophisticated and vigorous, classical and spontaneous;
With the beauty of plainness, Miao nationalitys folk paper-cut is rich in ethnic charms.
The characters in 拙朴
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 拙
- zhuō拙zuò作my humble work
- zhuō拙liè劣clumsy and inferior
- zhuō拙liè劣yǎn演jì技Bad acting, Poor acting
- zhuō拙liè劣de的clumsy, poor
- zhuō拙liè劣de的fáng仿pǐn品poor imitation, shoddy copy
- zhuō拙liè劣biáo表yǎn演poor performance, bad performance
- zhuō拙sè涩awkward, clumsy
- zhuō拙zhí直honest and straightforward
- zhuō拙yǎn眼unperceptive eye, poor discernment
- zhuō拙gǎo稿my humble manuscript
- zhuō拙bǐ笔My poor writing, Humble pen
- zhuō拙bèn笨clumsy, awkward, or unskillful
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Open the tool →Questions about 拙朴
What does 拙朴 mean in Chinese?
拙朴 (zhuō piáo) means “Simple and unadorned, Unpolished simplicity, Rustic”.
How do you pronounce 拙朴?
拙朴 is pronounced zhuō piáo in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Simple and unadorned” in Chinese?
“Simple and unadorned” is 拙朴 (zhuō piáo) in Chinese.
How is 拙朴 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 拙朴, each with pinyin and an English translation.