牲口 meaning in English
animals used for their physical strength (mules, oxen etc); beast of burden
12 strokes
Meaning of 牲口
Definitions from CC-CEDICT.
shēngkou
- animals used for their physical strength (mules, oxen etc)
- beast of burden
牲口 in example sentences
Real sentences from the Tatoeba project, with pinyin and English.
他每天早上六点都会在牲口棚给母牛挤牛奶。
He could be found at 6 o'clock every morning in the barn, milking the cows.
Stroke order for each character
Open a character for its meaning, components and more words.
牲 shēng · sacrificial animal · 9 strokes
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口 kǒu · mouth · 3 strokes
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- 3
Related words
Words that share a character with 牲口.
| 门口 | ménkǒu | doorway; gate |
| 路口 | lùkǒu | crossing; intersection (of roads) |
| 出口 | chūkǒu | an exit; to speak |
| 入口 | rùkǒu | entrance; to import |
| 人口 | rénkǒu | population; people |
| 口袋 | kǒudai | pocket; bag; sack |
| 进口 | jìnkǒu | to import; imported |
| 口语 | kǒuyǔ | colloquial speech; spoken language |
| 一口气 | yīkǒuqì | one breath; in one breath |
| 口号 | kǒuhào | slogan; catchphrase |
| 牺牲 | xīshēng | to sacrifice one's life; to sacrifice (sth valued) |
| 伤口 | shāngkǒu | wound; cut |
Questions about 牲口
What does 牲口 mean?
牲口 (shēngkou) means "animals used for their physical strength (mules, oxen etc); beast of burden".
How do you write 牲口?
牲口 is made of 2 characters: 牲 (9 strokes), 口 (3 strokes). That is 12 strokes in total.