Macao

Pinyin: ao

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Explanation:

1. The ship can stop at the corner of the sea (mostly used as a place name): ~ Gate ("Australia" for short).

2. Refers to "Australia" (the old name of "Oceania", abbreviated as "Australia").

Australian pinyin ao, stroke order, radicals and strokes 15.

The writing of the traditional Chinese character "ao" and the stroke structure of the simplified Chinese character "ao"

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Place where ships can dock at the corner of Macao seaside (mostly used as a place name): Macao (referred to as "Macao"). Refers to "Australia" (the old name of "Oceania", abbreviated as "Australia"). Number of strokes:15; Radical: beech; The stroke order given by Xuehanzi.com is: 441325 43123413.

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The basic explanation of the word "Macao";

Macao

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Where you can stop at the corner of the sea (often used as a place name): Macau (referred to as "Macau").

Refers to "Australia" (the old name of "Oceania", abbreviated as "Australia").

Number of strokes:15;

Radical: beech;

The stroke order given by Xuehanzi.com is: 441325 431234134.