How to write 赘, stroke by stroke
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What 赘 means
(bound form) superfluous; (bound form) (of a man) to move into the household of one's in-laws after marrying; (of the bride's parents) to have the groom join one's household
Words with 赘
- 累赘léi zhuìsuperfluous; cumbersome; a burden on sb; a nuisance to sb; to inconvenience; to tie sb down; long-winded (of writing); also pr. [lei2 zhui5]
- 入赘rù zhuìto go and live with one's wife's family, in effect becoming a member of her family
- 招赘zhāo zhuìto have the groom move into the bride's house after marriage
- 赘婿zhuì xùson-in-law living at wife's parent's house
- 赘物zhuì wùsth that is superfluous
- 赘生zhuì shēngexcrescence; abnormal superfluous growth
- 赘瘤zhuì liúwart; (fig.) sth superfluous and undesirable
- 赘肉zhuì ròuexcess flesh; unwanted fat; flab; bulge
- 赘言zhuì yánsuperfluous words; unnecessary detail
- 赘词zhuì císuperfluous words; unnecessary detail
- 赘语zhuì yǔsuperfluous words; pleonasm
- 赘述zhuì shùto say more than is necessary; to give unnecessary details
赘 in a sentence
wǒ zhī dào zì jǐ shì gè léi zhui ， nǐ méi bì yào fǎn fù tí 。
I know I'm a burden; you don't have to repeat it.
tā céng jīng kuā kǒu shuō yí gè yuè zhī nèi yào jiǎn diào 5 gōng jīn zhuì ròu 。
She once proudly stated that she was going to lose 5 kilos of fat in a single month.