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bèiquilt

Learn the Chinese character 被 with its source-linked HSK 3 status, pronunciation, one concise learning meaning, stroke order, real HSK words, and published learning contexts.

Character writing

How to write

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HSK vocabulary

Words with

Source-linked HSK vocabulary records that contain 被.

Real usage

Example sentences with

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Character questions

About

Short answers for character learning.

What does 被 mean in Chinese?

被 is listed here with the concise learning meaning: quilt.

How do you pronounce 被?

被 is shown as bèi.

Is 被 an HSK 3 character?

Yes. 被 is HSK 3 recognition character #12.

Can I practise writing 被?

Yes. Use Watch, Trace, or Write above.

Learning details

  • HSK 3 recognition
  • HSK 3 writing inventory
  • 1 linked HSK word
  • 0 published course contexts
  • Audio available
Content transparency

Sources and editorial policy

  • HSK placement:HSK 3 recognition character #12. See the HSK 3.0 guide for the published syllabus reference.
  • Writing scope: present in the official HSK 3 writing inventory.
  • Meaning and pronunciation: CC-CEDICT dictionary data, shown as supplemental learning metadata; displayed reading source: HSK 3 vocabulary data.
  • Vocabulary: source-linked HSK 3 vocabulary records, with every word linked to its existing HSK vocabulary page.
  • Example sentences: published hskone HSK 3 course contexts, linked to the lesson that owns the original content.
  • Stroke-order practice: HanziWriter character data. This page is a source-linked learning reference, not an official HSK publication.
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