漲 (zhǎng)

To rise (prices, water level); to swell.

How 漲 is written

Strokes
14
Radical
氵 — water
Traditional
漲
Simplified
涨

Components

漲 has 2 readings

The pronunciation changes with the meaning, so the reading has to be learned per word.

zhǎng
to rise (of prices, rivers)
zhàng
to swell; to distend

Common words using 漲

上漲 shàngzhǎng
to rise; to go up
飛漲 fēizhǎng
soaring inflation; rocketing prices
暴漲 bàozhǎng
rise suddenly and sharply
漲價 zhǎngjià
to appreciate (in value); to increase in price
漲幅 zhǎngfú
rise and fall of stock in one day's trading
水漲船高 shuǐzhǎngchuángāo
the tide rises, the boat floats (idiom); fig. to change with the overall trend; to develop according to the situation
漲到 zhǎngdào
to go up; to rise
漲勢 zhǎngshì
rising trend; upward momentum (e.g. in prices)
漲水 zhǎngshuǐ
rise of water level
漲滿 zhàngmǎn
swell
漲潮 zhǎngcháo
high tide; rising tide
漲紅 zhànghóng
to turn red (in the face); to flush (with embarrassment or anger)

漲 in a sentence

最近物價一直漲,薪水卻沒變。

Zuìjìn wùjià yìzhí zhǎng, xīnshuǐ què méi biàn.

“Prices have been rising recently, but salaries haven't changed.”

How common is 漲?

漲 is the 1,801st most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 96.3% of all running text.

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