narrow / narrow-minded / badly off

= + : Mnemonic symbol: a narrow slit of some kind. James II of England (zh) is painting cave paintings (穴) on the walls of the airplane's living room (ai3). He is using a special technique: he pushes the hair of his Mohawk haircut (乍) through a narrow slit (窄) so that when he applies the paint to his hair (to use it as a brush) he doesn't accidentally paint his face.

窄 character breakdown

at first / suddenly / abruptly / to spread / (of hair) to stand on end / bristling

Mnemonic symbol: a Mohawk haircut. It fits the hair "to stand on end" and the character itself looks like a head with a Mohawk haircut facing towards the left.

James II of England (zh) tries out a Mohawk haircut (乍) in the ashram's bathroom (a4).
cave / cavity / hole / acupuncture point / Taiwan pr. [xue4]

= + : Xu Xian presents his newest piece of art: Cave paintings painted on a gigantic eight-ball. Somehow he managed to set it up inside the elevators entrance. For his great artistic achievement, he gained a honorary doctor, and proudly wears his hard earned graduation cap.

Characters with 窄 as component

to press / to extract (juice) / device for extracting juice, oils etc

= + : James II of England (zh) wants to make his own essential oil (榨), so he presses (榨) a Christmas tree (木) through a narrow slit (窄) in the ashram's bathroom (a4).
variant of 榨[zha4] / to press / to extract (juice)
press for extracting wine

Words with 窄

lit. for enemies, the road is narrow (idiom) / fig. rivals inevitably cross paths
small and densely populated
to give oneself leeway (idiom) / to allow room for error
width / breadth
pointy / tapered
narrow-minded / intolerant
narrow-minded (idiom); petty / ungenerous
narrow alley / narrow street
(idiom) narrow-minded; petty; ungenerous

Sentences with 窄

窄 currently does not appear in any sentence.