shū

a comb

HSK 7

한자 분해

Usage of (shū)

The character primarily means "to comb" or "comb" as a noun. It is commonly used when talking about grooming hair. When you use as a verb, it implies the action of smoothing or arranging hair with a comb or brush.

Common Collocations

These phrases are frequently used in daily conversation when discussing personal grooming.

Notes on Usage

is often paired with 梳子 (shūzi), meaning "comb." The verb usually requires an object like 头发 (hair). It is polite and neutral in tone, suitable for everyday contexts.

Avoid confusing with (shuā), which means "to brush" but is more often used for brushing teeth or cleaning surfaces rather than hair.

Understanding helps learners describe grooming routines and talk about hairstyles naturally in Mandarin.

예문

她每天早上都会用梳子梳头发。

Tā měitiān zǎoshang dōu huì yòng shūzi shū tóufa.

She combs her hair with a comb every morning.

妈妈帮我梳了一个漂亮的辫子。

Māmā bāng wǒ shūle yí gè piàoliang de biànzi.

Mom braided my hair nicely.

请用梳子把头发梳顺,不要打结。

Qǐng yòng shūzi bǎ tóufa shū shùn, bú yào dǎ jié.

Please use the comb to smooth your hair, don’t let it tangle.