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  gyun2   jyutping
  juan3   pinyin
[1] [v] roll up; curl; furl
[2] [n] roll (food); cylindrical-shaped object
[3] [v] sweep off; carry along; whirl
[4] [v] embroil; involve; get involved
[5] [classifier] roll; coil; reel; spool

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Stroke count: 11
Level: 2
Radical: (#64)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
捲 / 卷

This word has been viewed 5796 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 6th Oct 2013 11:44

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detail  gyun2 / fan2  juan3 / fen3 = rice noodle rolls; Also Cheung Fan 腸粉
detail  ceon1 gyun2  chun1 juan3 = spring roll
detail  sin1 zuk1 gyun2  xian1 zhu2 juan3 = tofu skin rolls
detail  lung4 gyun2 fung1  long2 juan3 feng1 = tornado
detail  jin1 gyun2 ji4  yan1 juan3 er5 = cigarette
detail  gaau1 gyun2   = film
detail  gyun2 pou1 goi3   = to pack up and quit, resign; to get the sack ([粤]: 執包袱)
detail  daan6 gyun2   = egg rolls
detail  gyun2 kuk1  juan3 qu1 = curl up
detail  gyun2 jap6  juan3 ru4 = to be drawn into; to be involved in
detail  gyun2 mou4 gau2   = poodle
detail  gyun2 sou1  juan3 xu1 = tendril
detail  gyun2 zaap6   = a roller shutter (on storefronts); a rolling gate
detail  seoi2 lung4 gyun2  shui3 long2 juan3 = waterspout, tornado
detail  zik6 gyun2  xi2 juan3 = engulf; sweep across
detail  gyun2 zuk6  juan3 zhou2 = scroll, book, reel
detail  gyun2 tou2 cung5 loi4  juan3 tu3 chong2 lai2 = stage a comeback
detail  gyun2 zik1  juan3 ji1 = convolve

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