Stroke order for 格

HSK 3HSK 3 (Write)Most Common

Basic Meaning

n
Often refers to physical squares or grids, like on paper. Can be combined with '子' or '儿' (ge2zi, ge2er) to form the common word '格子'.
cell; grid; square
(–子、~儿)划分成的空栏或框子。
Words:
方格格子格子纸打格子方格儿布
Sentences:
  1. (qǐng)(zài)(gézi)(zhǐ)(shǎng)(xiě)()
    Please write on the grid paper.
  2. (biǎo)()(de)()()()(xūyào)(tián)()(de)(xìng)(míng)
    The first cell of the form requires your name.
  3. (zhè)(kuǎn)(chènshān)(shì)(fānggéer)()(de)
    This shirt is made from checkered cloth.
n
Often used in words related to rules, standards, or requirements (如 规格, 合格).
standard; specification; format
规格;格式。
Words:
规格资格及格合格破格
Sentences:
  1. (zhè)(jiàn)(chǎnpǐn)(de)(guīgé)()(fúhé)(wǒmen)(de)(yàoqiú)
    The specifications of this product do not meet our requirements.
  2. ()(kǎoshì)(jígé)(le)
    He passed the exam.
n
Used in words describing moral or personal qualities, or artistic style (如 人格, 风格).
quality; character; style
品质;风度。
Words:
风格人格性格品格格调
Sentences:
  1. ()(de)(réngé)(fēicháng)(gāoshàng)
    His character is very noble.
  2. (zhè)(zuò)(jiànzhú)(de)(fēnggé)(hěn)(dútè)
    The style of this building is very unique.
v
This meaning is often found in historical or martial contexts, as in the word 格斗. Modern use is relatively limited.
to strike; to fight
击,打。
Words:
格杀格斗
Sentences:
  1. (diànyǐng)()(yǒu)()(duàn)(jīngcái)(de)(gédòu)(chǎngmiàn)
    There is an exciting combat scene in the movie.
v
This is a classical, literary usage (〈书〉), most famously seen in the phrase 格物致知 from ancient Chinese philosophy.
to investigate; to study
〈书〉推究。
Words:
格物致知
Sentences:
  1. (zhìzhī)(shì)(zhōngguó)(gǔdài)(zhòngyào)(de)(zhéxué)(sīxiǎng)
    'Investigating things to acquire knowledge' is an important philosophical concept from ancient China.
n
A term borrowed into Chinese grammar to describe grammatical cases found in languages like Russian or German.
case (grammatical)
某些语言中名词(有的包括代词、形容词)的语法范畴,用词尾变化来表示它和别的词之间的语法关系。例如俄语的名词、代词、形容词都有六个格。
Words:
主格宾格
Sentences:
  1. (zài)(éyǔ)(zhōng)(míngcí)(yǒu)(liù)()()(bǐrú)(zhǔgé)()(bīngé)
    In Russian, nouns have six cases, such as the nominative case and the accusative case.
  2. (yīngyǔ)(méiyǒu)(fùzá)(de)()(biànhuà)(xìtǒng)
    English does not have a complex case system.

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