刺穿 | Chinese meaning

刺穿【cì chuān】

to skewer

Used when referring to a sharp object that goes through something else, often used in cooking or as a method of securing food items.

。

He skewered the meat with a bamboo stick.

to impale

Often used in a more dramatic context, usually referring to a sharp object penetrating through something, primarily in literary or historical narratives.

。

The monster impaled the soldier on a tree.

to pierce through

This meaning conveys the action of penetrating or breaching a surface or barrier, applicable in both literal and figurative contexts.

。

The murderer pierced through the victim's heart with a knife.

刺穿【cì chuān】

to skewer

Used when referring to a sharp object that goes through something else, often used in cooking or as a method of securing food items.

。

He skewered the meat with a bamboo stick.

to impale

Often used in a more dramatic context, usually referring to a sharp object penetrating through something, primarily in literary or historical narratives.

。

The monster impaled the soldier on a tree.

to pierce through

This meaning conveys the action of penetrating or breaching a surface or barrier, applicable in both literal and figurative contexts.

。

The murderer pierced through the victim's heart with a knife.

刺

HSK 42

含义stab; prick, irritate; prod

拼音cì

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穿

HSK 11

含义penetrate, pierce, drill; wear

拼音chuān

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刺穿【cì chuān】

to skewer

Used when referring to a sharp object that goes through something else, often used in cooking or as a method of securing food items.

。

He skewered the meat with a bamboo stick.

to impale

Often used in a more dramatic context, usually referring to a sharp object penetrating through something, primarily in literary or historical narratives.

。

The monster impaled the soldier on a tree.

to pierce through

This meaning conveys the action of penetrating or breaching a surface or barrier, applicable in both literal and figurative contexts.

。

The murderer pierced through the victim's heart with a knife.

刺穿【cì chuān】

to skewer

Used when referring to a sharp object that goes through something else, often used in cooking or as a method of securing food items.

。

He skewered the meat with a bamboo stick.

to impale

Often used in a more dramatic context, usually referring to a sharp object penetrating through something, primarily in literary or historical narratives.

。

The monster impaled the soldier on a tree.

to pierce through

This meaning conveys the action of penetrating or breaching a surface or barrier, applicable in both literal and figurative contexts.

。

The murderer pierced through the victim's heart with a knife.

刺

HSK 42

含义stab; prick, irritate; prod

拼音cì

Details

穿

HSK 11

含义penetrate, pierce, drill; wear

拼音chuān

Details