喘 (chuǎn)
to gasp; to pant; out of breath
How 喘 is written
- Strokes
- 12
- Radical
- 口 — mouth
- Traditional
- 喘
- Simplified
- 喘 (unchanged)
Components
Common words using 喘
- 哮喘 xiàochuǎn
- asthma
- 喘息 chuǎnxī
- to gasp for breath; to take a breather
- 喘氣 chuǎnqì
- to breathe deeply; to pant
- 氣喘 qìchuǎn
- labored breathing; shortage of breath due to poor lung capacity; asthma
- 氣喘吁吁 qìchuǎnxūxū
- to pant; to gasp for breath
- 苟延殘喘 gǒuyáncánchuǎn
- to struggle on whilst at death’s door (idiom)
- 哮喘病 xiàochuǎnbìng
- asthma
- 喘不過 chuǎnbuguò
- to be unable to breathe easily
- 喘不過氣來 chuǎnbuguòqìlái
- to be unable to breathe
- 喘吁吁 chuǎnxūxū
- to puff and blow
- 殘喘 cánchuǎn
- remaining breath; last gasp
- 氣喘如牛 qìchuǎnrúniú
- (idiom) labored breathing like a cow; to puff like a walrus
喘 in a sentence
跑完步後，我覺得好喘。
Pǎo wán bù hòu, wǒ juéde hǎo chuǎn.
“I felt very out of breath after running.”
How common is 喘?
喘 is the 1,974th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 97% of all running text.
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