拆

On the HSK 5 vocabulary list, at CEFR level B2.

chāi ㄔㄞ

    • to tear open
    • to tear down
    • to tear apart
    • to open

Other words read chāi

In the same tone

  • 差 chāi send
  • 钗 chāi hairpin

chai with other tones

  • 柴 chái firewood
  • 豺 chái dog-like animal
  • 虿 chài (scorpion)
  • 侪 chái class
  • 茝 chǎi aromatic plant, possibly Dahurian angelica 白芷 báizhǐ

All 10 words read chai in any tone

Other words read chāi

In the same tone

  • 差 chāi send
  • 釵 chāi hairpin

chai with other tones

  • 柴 chái firewood
  • 豺 chái dog-like animal
  • 蠆 chài (scorpion)
  • 儕 chái class
  • 茝 chǎi aromatic plant, possibly Dahurian angelica 白芷 báizhǐ

All 10 words read chai in any tone

How 拆 is written

    部首 radical
    扌 a form of 手
    笔画 strokes
    8, with 5 after the 部首
    结构 structure
    左右结构
    偏旁 parts
    扌斥
    形旁 meaning
    扌
    声旁 sound
    斥

    Words with 拆

    Starting with 拆

    • 拆除 chāichú tear down
    • 拆开 chāikāi dismantle
    • 拆迁 chāiqiān demolish a building and relocate the inhabitants
    • 拆解 chāijiě disassemble
    • 拆毁 chāihuǐ demolish

    All 25 words starting with 拆

    Ending with 拆

    Containing 拆

    • 过河拆桥 guòhéchāiqiáo destroy the bridge after crossing the river
    • 见招拆招 jiànzhāochāizhāo counter every move
    • 同业拆借 tóngyèchāijiè call loan
    • 托里拆利 tuōlǐchāilì Evangelista Torricelli (1608-1647), Italian physicist, colleague of Galileo
    • 清拆户 qīngchāihù demolition of homes

    Words with 拆

    Starting with 拆

    • 拆除 chāichú tear down
    • 拆開 chāikāi dismantle
    • 拆遷 chāiqiān demolish a building and relocate the inhabitants
    • 拆解 chāijiě disassemble
    • 拆毀 chāihuǐ demolish

    All 25 words starting with 拆

    Ending with 拆

    Containing 拆

    • 過河拆橋 guòhéchāiqiáo destroy the bridge after crossing the river
    • 見招拆招 jiànzhāochāizhāo counter every move
    • 同業拆借 tóngyèchāijiè call loan
    • 托里拆利 tuōlǐchāilì Evangelista Torricelli (1608-1647), Italian physicist, colleague of Galileo
    • 清拆戶 qīngchāihù demolition of homes

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