难度

The Chinese word 难度 (nán dù) is composed of two characters: 难 (nán), meaning "difficult" or "hard," and 度 (dù), meaning "degree" or "level." Together, these characters form a compound word that means "degree of difficulty" or "level of difficulty."The character 难 (nán) is composed of two parts: the radical 殳 (shū), which represents a weapon or tool, and the phonetic component 南 (nán), which is pronounced similarly to the character 难. The radical 殳 suggests that the character 难 is related to the idea of struggle or difficulty, while the phonetic component 南 provides the pronunciation.The character 度 (dù) is composed of two parts: the radical 行 (xíng), which represents walking or movement, and the phonetic component 度 (dù), which is pronounced similarly to the character 度. The radical 行 suggests that the character 度 is related to the idea of movement or progress, while the phonetic component 度 provides the pronunciation.When combined, the characters 难 (nán) and 度 (dù) form the compound word 难度 (nán dù), which means "degree of difficulty" or "level of difficulty." This word is used to describe the level of difficulty of a task, challenge, or situation. For example, a difficult task might be described as having a high 难度 (nán dù), while an easy task might be described as having a low 难度 (nán dù).