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裸绞 (luǒ jiǎo)

裸绞
luǒ jiǎo
Traditional: 裸絞

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

裸 luǒ
bare, nude; to strip, to undress
radical 145 ⾐ · 13 strokes
绞 jiǎo
intertwined; to twist, to wring; to hang a criminal
radical 120 ⽷ · 9 strokes

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