拳 (quán)
fist; boxing
How 拳 is written
- Strokes
- 10
- Radical
- 二 — two
- Traditional
- 拳
- Simplified
- 拳 (unchanged)
Common words using 拳
- 划拳 huáquán
- finger-guessing game
- 太極拳 tàijíquán
- shadowboxing or Taiji, T'aichi or T'aichichuan; traditional form of physical exercise or relaxation; a martial art
- 打拳 dǎquán
- to do shadowboxing
- 拳打腳踢 quándǎjiǎotī
- lit. to punch and kick (idiom); to beat up; fig. determined to sort out a problem
- 拳擊 quánjī
- boxing
- 拳王 quánwáng
- boxing champion
- 拳腳 quánjiǎo
- Chinese boxing; fist and feet; punching and kicking
- 拳頭 quántou
- fist; clenched fist; CL:個|个[ge4]
- 握拳 wòquán
- to make a fist
- 泰拳 tàiquán
- Muay Thai - "Thai fist" - Martial Art
- 猜拳 cāiquán
- a finger-guessing game; Morra; rock-paper-scissors game
- 跆拳道 táiquándào
- Taekwando (Korean martial art); Tae Kwon Do
拳 in a sentence
他緊握拳頭，看起來很生氣。
Tā jǐnwò quántóu, kànqǐlái hěn shēngqì.
“He clenched his fists and looked very angry.”
How common is 拳?
拳 is the 1,782nd most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 96.2% of all running text.
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