The stroke order of the card: vertical, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, dot.

Kaqiǎ:

1. A place for inspection or tax collection set up on a traffic thoroughfare: checkpoint. Catch.

2. A device for holding things: send (fà) card. Tie card.

3. Caught in the middle, blocked: stuck. Fish bone stuck in throat.

Stuck kǎ:

1. Press tightly with the tiger’s mouth of your hand: stuck in the neck.

2. Block people: Block the enemy's retreat.

3. Special tools for mechanical engineering: calipers. Caliper. Card regulations.

Related words:

Cardboard [kǎ zhǐ]?

Weighing about two hundred grams per square meter, the thickness is between the paper and the paper plate A thick paper. Used to make postcards, cards, album backing paper, etc.

Credit card [dài jì kǎ]?

Credit card, also called credit card, is a credit certificate issued by a commercial bank or credit card company to consumers with qualified credit.

Thangka [táng kǎ]?

A unique Tibetan scroll painting. The contents include Buddha, Bodhisattva, Buddhist scriptures and stories, Tibetan medicine and Tibetan medicine, etc., with bright colors and vivid images. Most of them are used to decorate temple halls and promote Tibetan Buddhist teachings.

Kart [kǎ dīng chē]?

Kart

Cartel [kǎ tè ěr]?

A series of products that produce similar products An organization composed of independent enterprises.

KALEFU[kǎ lái fú]?

KALEFU escorts your car and adds color to your life!

Black thangka [hēi táng kǎ]?

Using black as the base, outlined with pure gold, embellished with a small amount of color or symbolic halo to highlight the main structure and structure of the characters and scenery Light and dark, with mysterious and deep meanings, this is the painting form in Tibetan Buddhist art that is in the same vein as painted thangka but is independent of itself - black thangka, which is called "Natang" in Tibetan.

Police card [jǐng kǎ]?

A checkpoint where military police are stationed.

Katharsis [kǎ tǎ xī sī]?

Katharsis is the transliteration of Latin katharsis, which is a religious term for "purification".

Greeting cards [hè kǎ]?

(name) A piece of paper printed with congratulations and pictures sent to relatives and friends to express commemoration or congratulations: send each other~.

Green card [lǜ kǎ]?

A long-term residence permit issued by some countries to foreign nationals.

Bank card [yín háng kǎ]?

A financial institution that handles deposits, loans, exchange, savings and other businesses.