操航

操
航
to take the helm / to steer (a ship)

Characters and words in 操航

操
撡
ca̅o = c + ao1
old variant of 操[cao1]
操 = 喿 + 扌 : The King of Chu is exercising in front of the aorta. He is standing on one leg, and holding a toy claw in each hand. With the toy claws, he is balancing two large cuckoo's clocks respectively.
操
ca̅o = c + ao1
to grasp / to hold / to operate / to manage / to control / to steer / to exercise / to drill (practice) / to play / to speak (a language)
操 = 喿 + 扌 : The King of Chu is exercising in front of the aorta. He is standing on one leg, and holding a toy claw in each hand. With the toy claws, he is balancing two large cuckoo's clocks respectively.
操
cào = c + ao4
variant of 肏[cao4]
航
háng = h + ang2
boat / ship / craft / to navigate / to sail / to fly
航 = 亢 + 舟 : Hamlet (h) decided to run away to sea 13 years ago. Now, having sailed (航) the seven seas, he's an accomplished captain and looking out of his yellow submarine (舟) wearing a turtleneck sweater (亢) in the anglepod's kitchen (ang2).

Words with 操航

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Sentences with 操航

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