称作

to be called / to be known as

Characters and words in 称作

称

稱

chèn = ch + (e)n4

to fit / balanced / suitable

称

稱

che̅ng = ch + (e)ng1

to weigh / to state / to name / name / appellation / to praise

称 = 尔 + 禾 : Charlie Chaplin practices eating cereals blindfolded in front of the engine. As he is eating he wonders why the bowl is suddenly so heavy. The reason is that a peace dove sat down on the bowl and eats the cereals as well. The peace dove names Charlie Chaplin a real idiot because he doesn't notice.

称

稱

chèng = ch + (e)ng4

variant of 秤[cheng4] / steelyard

作

zuo̅ = zu + o1

worker / workshop / (slang) troublesome / high-maintenance (person)

作

zuò = zu + o4

to do; to engage in / to write; to compose / to pretend; to feign / to regard as; to consider to be / to be; to act the part of / to feel (itchy, nauseous etc) / writings; works

作 = 乍 + 亻 : Rosa Luxemburg (亻) and Zapatista Zebra (zu) are high-fiveing in the observatory's bathroom (o4) because they're growing so awesome Mohawk (乍) haircuts.

Words with 称作

称作 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 称作

称作 currently does not appear in any sentence.