Meaning of 推辞
Definitions from CC-CEDICT.
tuīcí
- to decline (an appointment, invitation etc)
Stroke order for each character
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推 tuī · to push · 11 strokes
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辞 cí · to resign · 13 strokes
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Related words
Words that share a character with 推辞.
| 推进 | tuījìn | to impel; to carry forward |
| 推动 | tuīdòng | to push (e.g. for acceptance of a plan); to promote; to give impetus to |
| 推开 | tuīkāi | to push open (a gate etc); to push away |
| 推广 | tuīguǎng | to extend; to spread |
| 推迟 | tuīchí | to postpone; to put off |
| 推销 | tuīxiāo | to market; to sell |
| 辞职 | cízhí | to resign |
| 推行 | tuīxíng | to implement; to carry out; to introduce (a policy, system, reform etc); to promote; to ad |
| 辞典 | cídiǎn | variant of 詞典|词典[ci2 dian3] |
| 推出 | tuīchū | to push out; to release |
| 推荐 | tuījiàn | to recommend |
| 推测 | tuīcè | speculation; to conjecture |
Questions about 推辞
What does 推辞 mean?
推辞 (tuīcí) means "to decline (an appointment, invitation etc)" and is used as a verb.
How do you write 推辞?
推辞 is made of 2 characters: 推 (11 strokes), 辞 (13 strokes). That is 24 strokes in total.
Is 推辞 an HSK word?
Yes. 推辞 is on the HSK 7-9 vocabulary list of the HSK 3.0 standard.
How is 推辞 written in traditional Chinese?
In traditional characters, 推辞 is written 推辭.