突 ⇒
突然 tūrán, sudden/abrupt/unexpected
冲突 chōngtū, [衝突], conflict/to conflict/clash of opposing forces/collision (of interests)/contentio...
突破 tūpò, to break through/to make a breakthrough/to surmount or break the back of (a task...
突出 tūchū, prominent/outstanding/to give prominence to/to protrude/to project
突发 tūfā, [突發], to burst out suddenly/sudden outburst
突击 tūjī, [突擊], sudden and violent attack/assault/fig. rushed job/concentrated effort to finish ...
突袭 tūxí, [突襲], surprise attack
突击队 tūjīduì, [突擊隊], commando unit
突 tū, to dash/to move forward quickly/to bulge/to protrude/to break through/to rush ou...
突变 tūbiàn, [突變], sudden change/mutation
唐突 tángtū, to be rude/to treat irreverently
突破口 突如其来 tūrúqílái, [突如其來], to arise abruptly/to arrive suddenly/happening suddenly
突围 tūwéi, [突圍], to break a siege/to break out of an enclosure
突起 tūqǐ, to appear suddenly/projection/bit sticking out
突入 突破性 突破点 tūpòdiǎn, [突破點], point of penetration (military)/breakthrough
突尼斯 Tūnísī, Tunisia/Tunis, capital of Tunisia
突飞猛进 tūfēiměngjìn, [突飛猛進], to advance by leaps and bounds
突显 tūxiǎn, [突顯], conspicuous/to make sth stand out/make sth prominent
突兀 tūwù, lofty or towering/sudden or abrupt
突进 突发性 突突突 突击手 奔突
兀 ⇒
兀 Wù/wù, surname Wu, cut off the feet/rising to a height/towering/bald
突兀 tūwù, lofty or towering/sudden or abrupt
兀鹫 wùjiù, [兀鷲], vulture/(bird species of China) griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus)
兀自 wùzì, (literary) still/yet