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Stroke outline for 干

How to write 干 (gān)

干 (gān) means "to drink a toast". It has 3 strokes and the radical 干.

Write the 3 strokes in order in the grid below. Each stroke is checked as you go.

Words

干杯

gan1 bei1

to drink a toast; Cheers! (proposing a toast); Here's to you!; Bottoms up!; lit. dry cup

干脆

gan1 cui4

straightforward; clear-cut; blunt (e.g. statement); you might as well; simply

干燥

gan1 zao4

to dry (of weather, paint, cement etc); desiccation; dull; uninteresting; arid

蛮干

man2 gan4

to act rashly; to act precipitously regardless of the consequences; reckless; foolhardy; daredevil

gan4

tree trunk; main part of sth; to manage; to work; to do; capable; cadre; to kill (slang); to fuck (vulgar)

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Writing tips

This character has few strokes. Focus on proportion and balance between the strokes.

How to Write 干 (gān) — Stroke Order & Practice | WriteChinese