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综合格斗 (zōng hé gé dòu)

综合格斗
zōng hé gé dòu
Traditional: 綜合格鬥

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

综 zōng
to sum up; to arrange threads for weaving
radical 120 ⽷ · 11 strokes
合 hé
to combine, to join, to unite; to gather
radical 30 ⼝ · 6 strokes
格 gé
form, pattern, standard
radical 75 ⽊ · 10 strokes
斗 dòu
to struggle, to fight, to contend; measuring cup
radical 68 ⽃ · 4 strokes

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