焦 (jiāo)
burnt; scorched; anxious
How 焦 is written
- Strokes
- 12
- Radical
- 隹 — small bird
- Traditional
- 焦
- Simplified
- 焦 (unchanged)
Components
- 隹 small bird
- 灬 fire
Common words using 焦
- 焦慮 jiāolǜ
- anxious; worried; apprehensive
- 焦點 jiāodiǎn
- focus; focal point
- 對焦 duìjiāo
- to focus (a camera); focusing
- 心焦 xīnjiāo
- worried; anxious
- 焦作 jiāozuò
- Jiaozuo prefecture level city in Henan
- 焦急 jiāojí
- anxiety; anxious
- 焦慮症 jiāolǜzhèng
- neurosis; anxiety
- 焦灼 jiāozhuó
- (literary) deeply worried
- 焦糖 jiāotáng
- caramel
- 焦躁 jiāozào
- fretful; impatient
- 焦頭爛額 jiāotóulàné
- lit. beaten head and scorched brow (idiom); beaten black and blue; fig. in trouble; in terrible shape
- 焦黃 jiāohuáng
- sallow; yellow and withered; sickly
焦 in a sentence
糟糕，麵包烤焦了，不能吃了。
Zāogāo, miànbāo kǎojiāo le, bùnéng chī le.
“Oh no, the bread is burnt; it can't be eaten.”
How common is 焦?
焦 is the 1,552nd most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 94.9% of all running text.
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