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创练 (chuàng liàn)

创练
chuàng liàn
Traditional: 創練

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

创 chuàng
to establish, to create; cut, wound, trauma
radical 18 ⼑ · 6 strokes
练 liàn
to drill, to exercise; to practice, to train
radical 120 ⽷ · 8 strokes

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