Stroke order for 晕

yūn/
yùn
HSK 6HSK 3 (Write)Very Common

Basic Meaning

v
Typically refers to a temporary loss of consciousness due to a sudden physical condition, like shock or illness. In informal speech, 晕了 (yun1 le) can sometimes be used metaphorically to mean 'to be stunned' or 'to be overwhelmed'.
to faint; to lose consciousness
昏迷。
Words:
晕厥晕倒
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Sentences:
  1. ()(tīng)(dào)(zhè)()(xiāo)()(hòu)(chà)(diǎn)(yūn)(guò)()
    He almost fainted after hearing this news.
  2. (tiān)()(tài)()(le)(pái)(duì)(shí)(yǒu)(rén)(yūn)(dǎo)(le)
    It was too hot, and someone fainted while standing in line.
adj
Describes the uncomfortable sensation of feeling unsteady, spinning, or faint, often caused by illness (e.g., a cold), fatigue, or motion. 头晕目眩 is a common four-character phrase describing this state.
dizzy; lightheaded; giddy
(头脑)昏眩。
Words:
头晕眩晕目眩头晕晕晕沉沉晕晕乎乎
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Sentences:
  1. ()(gǎn)(mào)(le)(gǎn)(jué)(yǒu)(diǎn)(tóu)(yūn)
    I have a cold and feel a bit dizzy.
  2. ()(zuó)(wǎn)(méi)(shuì)(hǎo)(jīn)(tiān)(zǎo)(shàng)()(chuáng)(shí)(gǎn)(dào)()(zhèn)(tou)(yùn)(chà)(diǎn)(shuāi)(dǎo)
    She didn't sleep well last night, and when she got up this morning she felt dizzy and almost fell.

Writing & Component

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Stroke Count10
Strokes丨𠃍一一丶㇇一𠃋一丨