Question 1: How to dismantle rtgf from the five strokes of Chui? Chui=扌丿一艹土

R扌T丿G一F士

Take the first, second and third and the last stroke

Question 2: How to make the word hammer in Wubi strokes? It can be split into the following radicals:

钅丿一艹士

Q T G A F < /p>

According to the rules of the five-stroke font, take one, two, three, and the last number, so it is:

Hammer QTGF

Question 3: How to type the hammer with five strokes qtgf

Q is next to the gold character

T is the vertical apostrophe

G is the horizontal line below the apostrophe

F is Shi

Question 4: How to beat rtgf with the five strokes of Chui? Chui=扌丿一艹土

R扌T丿G一F士

Take the first, second and third and the last stroke

Question 5: How to use the five strokes of hammer to make the five strokes of hammer in the 86 version: QTGF How to make the five strokes of hammer with five strokes in the 98 version: QTGF

The radical of hammer is : 钅 [钅 pronunciation jin] The total strokes of the word hammer: 13 strokes [璅 pronunciation chui]

The strokes of the radical: 5 strokes outside the radical: 8 strokes

Corresponding to Cangjie code ：OPHJM Corresponding stroke order number: 3111531212211

Corresponding four-corner number: 82715 Unicode Chinese character code: U+9524

Question 6: How to spell the five strokes of hammer in pinyin

chuí

Radical 钅

Strokes 13

Five Elements Gold

Traditional Hammer

Wubi QTGF

Question 7: How to hit Chui Wubi? Chui Wubi:

QTGF

[Pinyin] [chuí]

[Interpretation] 1. Cooperate with the beam scale (chēng) A light or heavy piece of metal: scale ~ (weighing weight). 2. An instrument for beating objects: ~ Zi. Iron~. 3. To hit with a hammer: ~beat. ~Lian (a. temper; b. study hard and repeatedly ponder to refine and master the skills). Thousands and hundreds of refinements. 4. An ancient weapon with a metal ball on the handle: copper~. 5. In ancient times, one hammer was equal to eight baht (some say six baht).

Question 8: How to type the five strokes of hammer? qtgf

Please adopt

Question 9: How is the "Hammer" Wubi dismantled? What is needed is the principle. .

First, use Wubi to type this character "QTGF". Q is next to the word gold, T is a stroke, G is a horizontal stroke, F is a scholar, QTG is the first three strokes of this character, and F is the last stroke. If you are learning Wubi As for the root of the word, you should be able to understand it.

Question 10: The five strokes of the hammer qtgf

Q is next to the gold character

T is the upper left corner

G is the left hand The horizontal line below

F stands for Shi