Chinese word dictionary

提踵

tí zhǒng · to lift one's heels; to stand on tiptoe; (sports) to do a calf raise

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Word information

Simplified提踵

Traditional提踵

Pinyintí zhǒng

Part of speechDictionary

HSK 3.0Not listed

HSK 2.0Not listed

Character breakdown

Study each Hanzi separately, then return to the complete word so pronunciation, meaning, and movement stay connected.

提tí

to hold in the hand; to lift, to raise

踵zhǒng

heel; to follow; to visit, to call on

How to learn 提踵

Listen once without reading, repeat the pinyin with its tones, then write every character in sequence. Finally, recall the complete meaning instead of memorizing each character as an isolated translation.

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Related vocabulary

Words with the same characters

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提高tígāo

to raise; to increase; to improve

提tí

to carry (hanging down from the hand); to lift; to put forward; to mention; to raise (an issue); upwards character stroke; lifting brush stroke (in painting); scoop for measuring liquid

提出tíchū

to raise (an issue); to propose; to put forward; to suggest; to post (on a website); to withdraw (cash)

提到tídào

to mention; to raise (a subject); to refer to

提供tígōng

to offer; to supply; to provide; to furnish

提前tíqián

to shift to an earlier date; to do sth ahead of time; in advance