拖 (tuō)
to drag; to delay; to mop (floor)
How 拖 is written
- Strokes
- 8
- Radical
- 扌 — hand
- Traditional
- 拖
- Simplified
- 拖 (unchanged)
Components
- 扌 hand
- 丿 bend
- 一 one
- 乚 second
- ㇆ N/A
- 丨 line
Common words using 拖
- 拖鞋 tuōxié
- slippers; sandals; flip-flops
- 拍拖 pāituō
- to date sb
- 拖延 tuōyán
- to adjourn; to delay; to defer
- 拖後腿 tuōhòutuǐ
- to impede; to obstruct; to hold back
- 拖把 tuōbǎ
- mop
- 拖拉 tuōlā
- dilatory; slow; sluggish
- 拖拉機 tuōlājī
- tractor; CL:臺|台[tai2]
- 拖拖拉拉 tuōtuōlālā
- to procrastinate
- 拖欠 tuōqiàn
- in arrears; behind in payments; to default on one's debts
- 拖沓 tuōtà
- dilatory; procrastinating; obstructive
- 拖泥帶水 tuōnídàishuǐ
- lit. wading in mud and water; a slovenly job; sloppy
- 拖累 tuōlěi
- to encumber; to be a burden on; to implicate
拖 in a sentence
麻煩你幫忙拖一下地板。
Máfan nǐ bāngmáng tuō yíxià dìbǎn.
“Please help mop the floor.”
How common is 拖?
拖 is the 1,490th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 94.5% of all running text.
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