Contents ·碉 ·Simple Explanation ·Detailed Explanation ·More Simple Explanation ·More Detailed Explanation ·Kangxi Dictionary 碉  Simplified Chinese:  (雕) Pinyin:  diāo Header:  石   Total Strokes:  13 Extra Strokes:  8 UTF-8:  E7 A2 89   UTF-16:  7889 UTF-32:  00007889 GB 2312:  2179   GB 12345:  2179 Big 5:  B84D Cangjie:  MRBGR   Four Corner Code:  1762.0 One word full code:  diao1shizhou One word double code:  disizo   One word single code:  dsz Character structure:  Left-(middle)-right Level of decomposition:  6   Strokes:  一丿丨????一丿????一丨一丨????一 Stroke sequence:  1325135121251 Stroke Description:  horizontal, downwards-left, vertical, turning, horizontal, downwards-left, turning, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, vertical, turning, horizontal   Others' sequence:  1325135121251   Structure of components:  石(丆(一丿)口(冂(丨????)一))周(⺆(丿????)????(土(十(一丨)一)口(冂(丨????)一)))   Simple Explanation 　　Diao diāo〕 〔bunker used by the military defense structure. Stroke: 13; radicals: stone; stroke order code: 1325135121251 Detailed Explanation 　　Tibetan stone house 　　diāo 　　【Name】 　　(Phonetic. From the stone, Zhou sound. Original meaning: stone) 　　Shishi〗 〖stonechamber. Such as: Tibetan stone house (Shishi) 　　Bunker 〖pillbox; blockhouse〗. Such as: sculpture, cards (bunker checkpoints) 　　Bunker 　　diāobǎo 　　〖Blockhouse; pillbox; fortification of timber, iron or concrete military defense structures, usually buried in the ground to guard against some fire, and as self-defense base 　　Towers 　　diāolóu 　　〗 〖Militarywatchtower for observation, shooting, unmanning prominent on the ground with a multi-layer defenses. Mostly brick and concrete structures, round, square, polygons and several species. Commonly known as "towers" More Simple Explanation 　　Watchtower (phonetic. From stone, Zhou sound. The original meaning of stone) Shishi bunker bunker bunker towers Watchtower diāo. 【】 Military defense bunker with the buildings, more brick, stone, reinforced concrete and other completed. Mainly used for cover fire. More Detailed Explanation 　　Diao diao 　　Radical Radical Rock 05 total strokes 13 strokes 　　Tibetan stone house 　　diāo 　　(1) 　　(Phonetic. From the stone, Zhou sound. The original meaning of stone) 　　(2) 　　Shishi [stone chamber]. Such as the Tibetan stone house (Shishi) 　　(3) 　　Bunker [pillbox; blockhouse]. Such as sculpture, cards (bunker checkpoints) 　　Bunker 　　diāobǎo 　　[Blockhouse; pillbox; fortification] wood, iron or concrete military defense structures, usually buried in the ground to guard against some fire, and as self-defense base 　　Towers 　　diāolóu 　　[Military watchtower] for observation, shooting, unmanning prominent on the ground with a multi-layer defenses. Mostly brick and concrete structures, round, square, polygons and several species. Commonly known as the blockhouse " 　　Tibetan stone house 　　diāo ㄉ ㄧ ㄠ ˉ 　　Fort〕 〔~ defensive use of military structure. 　　Zheng code glbj, u7889, gbkb5ef 　　13 number of strokes, radical stone, stroke number 1325135121251 Kangxi Dictionary _Set_ the next afternoon　　Sea】 【articles are cut talk, music withered. Shishi.

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