Stroke Order of 着

Learn how to write the Chinese character 着 with animated stroke order, step-by-step images and example words. Pinyin: zhāo.

Animated Stroke Order

Radical：目 Strokes：11

zhāo	catch/receive/suffer
zháo	to touch/to come in contact with/to feel/to be affected by/to catch fire/to fall asleep/to burn
zhe	particle attached after verb to indicate action in progress, like -ing ending
zhuó	to wear (clothes)/to contact/to use/to apply

着	[zhe]particle attached after verb to indicate action in progress, like -ing ending [zhaó]to touch; to come in contact with; to feel; to be affected by; to catch fire; to fall asleep; to burn [zhaō]move (in chess, on stage, in martial arts) [zhuó]to wear (clothes); to contact; to use; to apply
着三不着两	scatter-brained thoughtless
着丝粒	kinetic body; centromere; kinomere; kinetochore
着先鞭	take precedence; take the lead; get ahead of
着凉	catch cold
着力	to put effort into sth to try really hard
着劲儿	to put effort into sth to try really hard
着呢	comes at the end of the sentence to indicate a strong degree quite rather
着地	to land to touch the ground see also 著地\|着地
着墨	to describe (in writing, applying ink)
着处	everywhere
着实	truly indeed severely
着床	implantation (e.g. of ovum in uterus)
着忙	to rush in a hurry to worry about being late
着急	to worry to feel anxious Taiwan pron. zhao1 ji2
着恼	to be enraged
着想	to give thought (to others) to consider (other people's needs)
着意	to act with diligent care
着慌	alarmed panicking
着手	to put one's hand to it to start out on a task to set out