Memory phrase for the Kanji: 疏


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Meaning scatter, sparse, scanty, neglect, thin, to dredge

Pronunciation

shū

Explanation

Left: (here: correct ), right: ("newborn baby" as a child turned upside down : the child comes with head first, with amniotic fluid )

Mnemonic


 
(Declining birth rate) It is correct that newborn babies are scattered sparsely.

Radicals

bolt of clothDon't mistake with correct:
correctRadical 103 stands for clothing or bales of cloth. In the Hanzi-Trainer, it is used synonymously with the correct , because it seems helpful for the explanations and the interpretation clothing/cloth bale would be in conflict with other radicals.
new born babyChild turned upside down: the child comes with head first), below: water/amniotic fluid .
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 Vocabulary

 疏松  shū sōng  to loosen
 稀疏  xī shū  sparse; infrequent; thinly spread
 疏忽  shū hu  to neglect; to overlook; negligence; carelessness
 疏浚  shū jùn  to dredge
 疏浚  shū jùn  


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