繛 (chuò) - Chuo — archaic term meaning 'ample', 'spacious', 'leisurely', & also appears as a variant form of other

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chuò ｜ 18 strokes ｜ radical:

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繛 · chuò

Chuo — archaic term meaning 'ample', 'spacious', 'leisurely', or 'to tie/bind';

also appears as a variant form of other characters.

Chuo — archaic term meaning 'ample', 'spacious', 'leisurely',also appears as a variant form of other

Usage highlights

Leisurely and calmAmple and generousTo tie and bindSpacious and wideRelaxed and unhurried

Synonyms

  • 绰— ample; spacious
  • 宽— wide; broad
  • 松— loose; relaxed

Antonyms

  • 紧— tight; tense
  • 窄— narrow
  • 急— urgent; hurried

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The ancient text described a leisurely pace (繛然).
  • He had an ample and generous demeanor (繛绰).
  • The rope was used to bind the package (繛束).

Collocations

  • Leisurely and calm(繛然)
  • Ample and generous(繛绰)
  • To tie and bind(繛束)
  • Spacious and wide(繛阔)
  • Relaxed and unhurried(繛缓)

Idioms

  • Leisurely and content(繛然自得)
  • Ample and without haste(繛绰有余)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Appears in classical Chinese texts with meanings related to spaciousness and leisure.
  • Sometimes used as a variant form of 绰 (chuò) in historical contexts.
  • Considered a rare character in modern usage, primarily of interest to scholars.

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