• 942nd most frequent character
  • Adds ~0.02% to your reading coverage
  • 1 dictionary entry
  • Appears in 61 words
  • Component in 0 characters

Decomposition

1Once
3Graphical

Pinyin & Meaning

1. (bu3)to repair • to patch • to mend • to make up for • to fill (a vacancy) • to supplement

Pronunciation Clues

1. Pronunciation clue for (bu3)The component is pronounced as '' (bu3). It has the exact same pronunciation as the character.
2. Pronunciation clue for (bu3)The component is pronounced as 'bo' (bo5). It has the same pinyin initial.
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Example Words

High Frequency

弥补 (彌補)
 ()
补充 (補充)
补课 (補課)

Medium Frequency

互补 (互補)
修补 (修補)
候补 (候補)
填补 (填補)
恶补 (惡補)
于事无补 (於事無補)
替补 (替補)
滋补 (滋補)
补丁 (補丁)
补偿 (補償)
补助 (補助)
补品 (補品)
补救 (補救)
补数 (補數)
补牙 (補牙)
补发 (補發)
补益 (補益)
补票 (補票)
补给 (補給)
补习 (補習)
补考 (補考)
补药 (補藥)
补血 (補血)
补贴 (補貼)
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  • 1452nd most frequent character
  • Adds <0.01% to your reading coverage
  • 1 dictionary entry
  • Appears in 34 words
  • Component in 0 characters

Decomposition

1Once
3Graphical

Pinyin & Meaning

1. tiē (tie1)to stick • to paste • to post (e.g. on a blog) • to keep close to • to fit snugly • to subsidize • allowance (e.g. money for food or housing) • sticker • classifier for sticking plaster: strip

Pronunciation Clues

There are no phonetic clues for this character.
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Example Words

High Frequency

 ()

Medium Frequency

倒贴 (倒貼)
创可贴 (創可貼)
粘贴 (粘貼)
紧贴 (緊貼)
补贴 (補貼)
贴切 (貼切)
贴合 (貼合)
贴士 (貼士)
贴心 (貼心)
贴纸 (貼紙)
贴身 (貼身)
贴近 (貼近)
锅贴 (鍋貼)
体贴 (體貼)
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Decomposition Levels:
Level 1 - Once: Only divided once. So only two components.
Level 2 - Radical: Radical Decomposition. The character gets decomposed into its lowest radical components. For the complete list visit the Radical wikipedia page.
Level 3 - Graphical: Graphical Decomposition. Shows all the strokes & lowest level of components that make up the character.
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