rào
ลม; ขดลวด; เคลื่อนที่ไปมา
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我绕着操场跑了三圈。
wǒ rào zhe cāo chǎng pǎo le sān quān.
I ran around the playground three times.
他绕来绕去，就是找不到路。
tā rào lái rào qù, jiù shì zhǎo bù dào lù.
He went around and around, but he just couldn't find the way.
这件事很复杂，绕来绕去说不清楚。
zhè jiàn shì hěn fù zá, rào lái rào qù shuō bù qīng chu.
This matter is very complicated, and it's hard to explain clearly.
绕道 (rào dào)
detour
绕过 (rào guò)
bypass
直 (zhí)
straight
解 (jiě)
untie
The Chinese character 绕 (rào) is composed of two parts: the radical 糸 (mì) and the phonetic component 繞 (rǎo). The radical 糸 represents silk or thread, and it is often used in characters related to textiles or wrapping. The phonetic component 繞 means "to wind around" or "to encircle", and it is used in characters related to movement or direction.The character 绕 (rào) has a long history in Chinese, and it has been used in a variety of contexts. In ancient times, it was often used to describe the winding course of a river or the path of a mountain road. It was also used to describe the act of wrapping something up or tying it together. In modern Chinese, the character 绕 (rào) is still used in these contexts, but it is also used in a more general sense to mean "to go around" or "to detour".The character 绕 (rào) is a versatile character that can be used in a variety of contexts. It is a useful character to know for HSK learners, as it is commonly used in both spoken and written Chinese.
