确 - què - Chinese character definition, English meaning and stroke order

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15 strokes
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確 (确)

què

Definition

real
really
indeed
true
solid
reliable
authentic
authenticated
firm

Character Decomposition

Related words (34)

for sure

to ensure; to guarantee

確信

què xìn

to be convinced; to be sure; to firmly believe; to be positive that; definite news

確鑿

què záo

definite; conclusive; undeniable; authentic; also pr. [que4 zuo4]

確切

què qiè

definite; exact; precise

確定

què dìng

to define; to fix; to determine; to be sure; definite; certain; to settle; fixed; OK (on computer dialog box); to confirm

確實

què shí

indeed; really; real; exactly; true; reliable; certain

certainly

to establish; to institute

確認

què rèn

to confirm; to verify; confirmation

確證

què zhèng

to prove; to confirm; to corroborate; convincing proof

確診

què zhěn

to make a definite diagnosis

determinacy

deterministic effect

(confirm to be) true; authentic

準確

zhǔn què

accurate; exact; precise

明確

míng què

clear-cut; definite; explicit; to clarify; to specify; to make definite

correct; proper

really; indeed; actually; quite; certainly

authentic

accurate; precise

supremum (math.); least upper bound

下確界

xià què jiè

infimum (math.); greatest lower bound

imprecise

indefinite; unclear

incorrect; erroneous

untrue

accuracy

sth small that one can find pleasure in (e.g. a cold beer after a hard day or a serendipitous find in a second-hand store)

indeterminate

dacron (loanword)

accuracy; precision

to handle correctly

correct line (i.e. the party line)

Idioms (2)

確鑿不移

què záo bù yí

established and irrefutable (idiom)

千真萬確

qiān zhēn wàn què

absolutely true (idiom); manifold; true from many points of view

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