驀 (mò) - Suddenly & abruptly
驀 · mò
Suddenly;
abruptly;
unexpectedly;
also refers to mounting a horse or stepping up.
Suddenlyabruptlyunexpectedly
Usage highlights
SuddenlyAbruptlyMount a horseStep upUnexpected thoughtSuddenly turn head
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He suddenly turned around (蓦地转身).
- The idea came to her abruptly (蓦然想到).
- She mounted the horse in one swift movement (蓦上马).
Collocations
- Suddenly(蓦地)
- Abruptly(蓦然)
- Mount a horse(蓦马)
- Step up(蓦上)
- Unexpected thought(蓦想)
- Suddenly turn head(蓦回头)
Idioms
- Suddenly looking back(蓦然回首)
- Suddenly understanding(蓦然醒悟)
- Abruptly appearing(蓦然出现)
Cultural background
FAQ- Originally meant 'to mount a horse' or 'to step up', later extended to mean 'suddenly' or 'abruptly'.
- Often used in classical Chinese poetry and literature to describe sudden actions or realizations.
- The character contains the horse radical (馬), reflecting its original equestrian meaning.