冗 - rǒng - Chinese character definition, English meaning and stroke order

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4 strokes
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冗

rǒng

Definition

extraneous
redundant
superfluous
busy schedule

Character Decomposition

Compounds (2)

see 黑沉沉

to submerge; to immerse; to sink; to keep down; to lower; to drop; deep; profound; heavy

Related words (27)

redundant position

redundancy; redundant

superfluous troops

numerous; excessive; multitude

冗務

rǒng wù

miscellaneous affairs

冗員

rǒng yuán

excess personnel; superfluous staff

redundant officials

idle; unemployed

redundant number

many and varied; confused

冗筆

rǒng bǐ

superfluous words (in writing); superfluous strokes (in calligraphy)

miscellaneous

redundant position

pleonasm (linguistics)

冗詞

rǒng cí

tautology; superfluous words

冗語

rǒng yǔ

verbosity; verbose speech

unnecessary expenses

verbose

long and tedious; redundant; superfluous; supernumerary; verbose (of writing)

冗食

rǒng shí

eating without working

冗條子

rǒng tiáo zi

unwanted branches (of a tree etc)

冗贅詞

rǒng zhuì cí

expletive (linguistics)

冗長度

rǒng cháng dù

(level of) redundancy

撥冗

bō rǒng

to find time to do sth in the midst of pressing affairs

流冗

liú rǒng

the unemployed workforce

煩冗

fán rǒng

diverse and complicated (of one's affairs); prolix (of speech, writing etc)

閑冗

xián rǒng

officials with light duties; supernumeraries

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