凸 (dat6 gu2 | tu1 tu2) : protruding; convex; raised

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凸

dat6 gu2

tu1 tu2

protruding; convex; raised; bulgy; prominent

[antonym] 凹

1. Jyutping dat6 is standard reading; gu2 is variant now rarely used.
2. Pinyin tu1 is China's reading; tu2 is Taiwan's.

Stroke count: 5

Level: 2

Radical: 凵 (#17)

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

凸

This word has been viewed 6376 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 31st Oct 2014 00:46

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凹凸 nap1 dat6 ao1 tu1 = bumpy, uneven; a rabbet in woodworking

凸出 dat6 ceot1 tu1(PRC) tu2 (TW) chu1 = to stick out; to protrude

凹凸印 nap1 dat6 jan3 = embossing

凸眼 dat6 ngaan5 = bug-eyed

眼凸凸 ngaan5 dat6 dat6 = goggle-eyed (possibly with rage)

凹凸不平 nap1 dat6 bat1 ping4 ao1 tu1 bu4 ping2 = uneven, bumpy

凸鏡 dat6 geng3 tu2 jing4 = a convex mirror

肥凸凸 fei4 dat6*1 dat6*1 = bulky, fat 粵

深睛凸額 sam1 zing1 dat6 ngaak6 = describes an ugly person (lit., "sunken eyes, bulging forehead")

夠有凸 gau3 jau5 dat6 = more than enough (lit., "having enough protrusion")

一凹一凸 jat1 nap1 jat1 dat6 = uneven, bumpy, difficult

有凸 jau5 dat6 = more than; to repay more than one owes 粵

凸字 dat6 zi6 = Braille

凹凹凸凸 nap1 nap1 dat6 dat6 ao1 ao1 tu1 tu1 = uneven, bumpy 粵

盈凸月 jing4 dat6 jyut6 ying2 tu1 yue4 = full moon; waxing gibbous moon

一凹一凸，終生結合 jat1 nap1 jat1 dat6 zung1 sang1 git3 hap6 yi1 ao1 yi1 tu1 zhong1 sheng1 jie2 he2 = two individuals who complement each other with make lifetime partners 粵

使凸 sai2 dat6 = overspend 粵

凸窗 dat6 coeng1 tu1 chuang1 = bay window

脊柱側凸 zek3 cyu5 zak1 dat6 = scoliosis (curvature of the spine)

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聽人講手指甲凹凹凸凸係表示健康有問題粵
I hear that uneven finger nails means that there are some health issues.

這條路凹凸不平，真難走！
This road is so uneven, it's so difficult to walk!

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國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese.
粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.

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