穿着
chuānzheTraditional: 穿著
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Translation
to be wearing, attire
Word origin
A compound of 穿 (chuān, to put on, to pierce through) and the durative aspect particle 着 (zhe), marking the ongoing state of wearing. The simplified 着 stands for the traditional 著 in this use.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 穿 (chuān, to wear) + 着 (zhe, durative particle)
Stroke order
穿
着
Examples
红裙。
She is wearing a red dress.
齐。
He is neatly dressed.
套。
That person is wearing a black coat.
冬暖。
In winter you should dress a bit warmer.
。
His attire shows good taste.
穿着 (chuān zhe) means to be wearing, and as a noun one's attire. It is used to describe what someone has on.
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