张张Stroke order for 张

zhāng
HSK 3HSK 2 (Write)Most Common

Basic Meaning

v
often used for physical actions like opening a mouth or stretching something
to open or spread out something that is closed or tight
使合拢的东西分开或使紧缩的东西放开。
Words:
张嘴张牙舞爪纲举目张张弓射箭一张一弛
Synonyms:
开
Antonyms:
合
Sentences:
  1. 张(zhāng)弓(gōng)射(shè)箭(jiàn)需(xū)要(yào)技(jì)巧(qiǎo)
    Drawing a bow to shoot an arrow requires skill.
  2. 他(tā)张(zhāng)嘴(zuǐ)打(dǎ)了(le)个(ge)哈(hā)欠(qiàn)
    He opened his mouth and yawned.
v
commonly used in contexts like decorating or posting things
to arrange or display; to set up
铺排陈设。
Words:
张灯结彩大张筵席铺张张贴大张旗鼓
Sentences:
  1. 节(jié)日(rì)时(shí)街(jiē)上(shàng)张(zhāng)灯(dēng)结(jié)彩(cǎi)
    During festivals, the streets are decorated with lanterns and banners.
  2. 他(tā)们(men)在(zài)墙(qiáng)上(shàng)张(zhāng)贴(tiē)海(hǎi)报(bào)
    They are posting posters on the wall.
v
can imply exaggeration or enlargement, often in abstract contexts
to expand or exaggerate
扩大；夸张。
Words:
夸张扩张张大其词明目张胆张扬
Sentences:
  1. 他(tā)喜(xǐ)欢(huan)夸(kuā)张(zhāng)地(dì)讲(jiǎng)故(gù)事(shì)
    He likes to tell stories in an exaggerated way.
  2. 公(gōng)司(sī)计(jì)划(huà)扩(kuò)张(zhāng)业(yè)务(wù)
    The company plans to expand its business.
v
usually in phrases indicating looking around or peering
to look or gaze
看；望。
Words:
东张西望张望
Sentences:
  1. 他(tā)东(dōng)张(zhāng)西(xī)望(wàng)地(dì)找(zhǎo)朋(péng)友(yǒu)
    He looked around to find his friend.
  2. 张(zhāng)望(wàng)窗(chuāng)外(wài)，看(kàn)到(dào)下(xià)雨(yǔ)了(le)
    Looking out the window, he saw it was raining.
v
specifically refers to shops starting operations
to open for business (of a shop)
商店开业。
Words:
新张开张关张
Sentences:
  1. 开(kāi)张(zhāng)那(nà)天(tiān)有(yǒu)很(hěn)多(duō)客(kè)人(rén)
    There were many customers on the opening day.
q
used as a classifier; e.g., for paper, beds, mouths, bows
measure word for flat or stretchable things, mouths, faces, or bows
①用于有延展平面的东西。纸、皮子、床、桌子等。②用于嘴、脸。③用于弓。
Words:
一张画两张纸一张嘴一张弓一张床
Sentences:
  1. 我(wǒ)买(mǎi)了(le)一(yī)张(zhāng)画(huà)挂(guà)在(zài)墙(qiáng)上(shàng)
    I bought a painting and hung it on the wall.
  2. 他(tā)有(yǒu)一(yī)张(zhāng)弓(gōng)用(yòng)来(lái)射(shè)箭(jiàn)
    He has a bow for shooting arrows.
v
specific to stringed instruments or bows, often in literal or metaphorical contexts
to tighten the string of a bow or musical instrument
把弓弦或琴瑟的弦绷紧。
Words:
张弓改弦更张
Sentences:
  1. 张(zhāng)弓(gōng)需(xū)要(yào)很(hěn)大(dà)的(de)力(lì)气(qì)
    Tightening a bow requires a lot of strength.
adj
descriptive adjective, often with negative connotations
unrestrained; arrogant
放纵，无拘束。
Words:
嚣张乖张
Sentences:
  1. 他(tā)的(de)态(tài)度(dù)很(hěn)嚣(xiāo)张(zhāng)
    His attitude is very arrogant.
  2. 行(xíng)为(wéi)乖(guāi)张(zhāng)让(ràng)人(rén)讨(tǎo)厌(yàn)
    Unrestrained behavior makes people dislike it.
v
can refer to physical tension or stress, related to relaxation
to tense up or become tight
绷紧。
Words:
张弛紧张一张一弛
Synonyms:
绷紧
Antonyms:
松
Sentences:
  1. 考(kǎo)试(shì)前(qián)他(tā)很(hěn)紧(jǐn)张(zhāng)
    He was very tense before the exam.
  2. 张(zhāng)弛(chí)有(yǒu)度(dù)对(duì)身(shēn)体(tǐ)好(hǎo)
    Balancing tension and relaxation is good for the body.

Writing & Component

Radical弓
Structureleft_right
Stroke Count7
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Common Words

HSK 3
zhǔ zhāng主张

advocate; proposition