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拳击 (quán jī)

拳击
quán jī
Traditional: 拳擊

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

拳 quán
fist; various forms of boxing
radical 64 ⼿ · 10 strokes
击 jī
to strike, to hit, to beat; to attack, to fight
radical 17 ⼐ · 5 strokes

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