How to write 厭, stroke by stroke
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What 厭 means
(bound form) to loathe; to be fed up with; (literary) to satiate; to satisfy
Words with 厭
- 討厭tǎo yànto dislike; to loathe; disagreeable; troublesome; annoying
- 厭倦yàn juànto be weary of; to be fed up with; to be bored with
- 厭惡yàn wùto loathe; to hate; disgusted with sth
- 厭煩yàn fánbored; fed up with sth; sick of sth
- 討厭鬼tǎo yàn guǐdisgusting person; slob
- 討人厭tǎo rén yànhorrid
- 惹人厭rě rén yànannoying; disgusting
- 厭食症yàn shí zhènganorexia
- 貪得無厭tān dé wú yànavaricious and insatiable (idiom); greedy and never satisfied
- 不厭bù yànnot to tire of; not to object to
- 厭世yàn shìworld-weary; pessimistic
- 厭學yàn xuéto hate studying
厭 in a sentence
wǒ yàn juàn le tā suǒ yǒu de bào yuàn 。
I'm tired of all his complaints.
wǒ yàn juàn le zuò cháo jiǔ wǎn wǔ de gōng zuò 。
I'm tired of working a nine-to-five job.
xiǎo hái yì bān dōu tǎo yàn bō cài 。
Children often hate spinach.
wǒ tīng tā de mán yuàn tīng dé shí fēn yàn fán 。
I'm sick of listening to her complaints.
tā měi cì kàn jiàn wǒ dōu gěi lù chū yàn è de yǎn shén 。
She gives me a nasty look every time she sees me.