Stroke order for 愿

yuàn
HSK 2HSK 2 (Write)Very Common

Basic Meaning

v
Commonly used in its disyllabic form 愿意. Can be used before a verb or in a comparative structure (e.g., "我愿……, 也不愿……"/"我宁願……, 也不願……").
to be willing (to do something); to be happy to
乐意,因符合自己的心思而同意。
Words:
甘愿自觉自愿情愿心甘情愿愿意
Sentences:
  1. ()(yuàn)(bāng)()(jiě)(jué)(zhè)()(wèn)()
    I am willing to help you solve this problem.
  2. (wèi)(le)(jiā)(rén)()(gān)(yuàn)(xīn)()(gōng)(zuò)
    For his family, he is willing to work hard.
  3. ()(nìng)(yuàn)(zǒu)()()()(yuàn)()(gōng)(jiāo)(chē)
    I would rather walk than squeeze onto the bus.
n
wish; hope; desire
希望。
Words:
如愿愿望如愿以偿心愿平生之愿
Sentences:
  1. (zhù)()(měi)(mèng)(chéng)(zhēn)(xīn)(yuàn)()(cháng)
    I wish your dreams come true and your desires are fulfilled.
  2. ()(de)(yuàn)(wàng)(shì)(huán)(yóu)(shì)(jiè)
    My wish is to travel around the world.
n
Primarily used in the context of traditional or folk religion. The common collocations are 许愿 (to make a vow) and 还愿 (to fulfill a vow).
vow (made to a deity); pledge (for divine favor)
迷信的人祈求神佛保佑时许下的酬谢。
Words:
许愿还愿愿心封官还愿许愿还酬
Sentences:
  1. ()()(miào)()()(yuàn)(qíng)(shén)()(bào)(yòu)
    She went to the temple to make a vow, asking the gods and buddhas for protection.

Writing & Component

Radical
Structuresemi_enclosed
Stroke Count14
Strokes一丿丿丨𠃍一一亅丿丶丶㇂丶丶

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