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[1] [v] help sb up; support (with the hand); straighten up [2] [v] lean upon sth for support [3] [v] help; aid; assist Stroke count: 7
Level: 3
Radical: 扌 (#64)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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This word has been viewed 5602 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 8th Jul 2009 20:45 |
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扶手
fu4 sau2 = handrail
電動扶梯
din6 dung6 fu4 tai1 = escalator
電扶梯
din6 fu4 tai1 = escalator
自動扶梯
zi6 dung6 fu4 tai1 = escalator
扶正
fu4 zeng3/4 = recognize as wife proper (e.g., concubine after wife's death)
扶貧
fu4 pan4 = helping the poor
扶持
fu4 ci4 = to help; to assist
扶梯
fu4 tai1 = ladder
扶植
fu4 zik6 = foster; support
扶助
fu4 zo6 = to assist
扶住
fu4 zyu6 = to support 粵
疏扶
so1 fu4 = comfortable, soft 粵
扶老攜幼
fu4 lou5 kwai4 jau3 = bringing along the old and the young
扶搖直上
fu4 jiu4 zik6 soeng5 = soar on the wings of a cyclone; rise steeply; skyrocket
扶手電梯
fu4 sau2 din6 tai1 = escalator
七扶八插
cat1 fu4 baat3 caap3 = a bunch of people get together to help someone; a concerted effort to assit sb. 粵
鋤強扶弱
co4 koeng4 fu4 joek6 = to suppress the strong and aid the weak
扶風
fu4 fung1 = Fufeng (place in Shaanxi)
扶溝
fu4 gau1 = Fugou (place in Henan)
扶余
fu4 jyu4 = Fuyu (city in Jilin)
扶綏
fu4 seoi1 = Fusui (place in Guangxi)
薄扶林
bok6 fu4 lam4 = Pok Fu Lam
爛泥扶唔上壁
laan6 nai4 fu4 m4 soeng5 bik3 = a silk purse cannot be made out of a sow's ear 粵
匡扶
hong1 fu4 = aid and support
國際扶輪
gwok3 zai3 fu4 leon4 = Rotary International
扶靈
fu4 ling4 = carry a coffin
攙扶
caam1 fu2 = help sb by the arm
半山自動扶梯
bun3 saan1 zi6 dung6 fu4 tai1 = the Mid-level escalators |
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Decimal representation of this word: 扶
Unicode code for this character: U+6276 (off-site link)
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