鞠躬
Old HSK 6
鞠躬 (jūgōng) · to bow
鞠躬 (jūgōng) means “to bow”. It is written with 2 characters: 鞠 (to bow) + 躬 (to bow). It is an old HSK 6 word (HSK 2.0).
How 鞠躬 is built
The characters
鞠 jū · to bow
What 鞠 is made of
- 革gé — leather
- 廿niàn — twenty
- 廾gǒng — two hands
- 一 — horizontal stroke
- 廿niàn — twenty
- 匊jū — handful
- 勹bāo — wrap shape
- 丿 — falling stroke
- 米mǐ — rice
- 丷ha — kwukyel
- 木mù — tree
- 勹bāo — wrap shape
躬 gōng · to bow
What 躬 is made of
- 身shēn — body
- 弓gōng — bow
Example sentences
学生们向老师鞠躬。Xuéshēngmen xiàng lǎoshī jūgōng.The students bowed to the teacher.
演出结束后，演员向观众鞠躬。Yǎnchū jiéshù hòu, yǎnyuán xiàng guānzhòng jūgōng.After the show, the actors bowed to the audience.
Questions about 鞠躬
What does 鞠躬 mean?
鞠躬 (jūgōng) means “to bow”.
How do you pronounce 鞠躬?
鞠躬 is pronounced jūgōng.
Which HSK level is 鞠躬?
鞠躬 is in Old HSK 6.
Learn 鞠躬 with its group
It is part of Old HSK 6 · Group 102: a short group with quick checks and spaced repeats.