出彩 chūcǎi to perform brilliantly Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 出彩 chū//cǎi to perform brilliantly to perform outstandingly or give a brilliant performance, often eliciting applause; can also describe something being splendid or exciting to bleed to bleed from a wound; originally a theatrical technique using red paint to represent injury or bloodshed to make a fool of oneself (colloquial) to make an embarrassing mistake or show one's incompetence, often used jokingly to cause trouble (of children) to cause mischief or trouble; to create a disturbance Frequency Movie subtitles 4.32 per million appears in 2% of films Written text 2.65 per million Sources Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
出彩 chū//cǎi to perform brilliantly to perform outstandingly or give a brilliant performance, often eliciting applause; can also describe something being splendid or exciting to bleed to bleed from a wound; originally a theatrical technique using red paint to represent injury or bloodshed to make a fool of oneself (colloquial) to make an embarrassing mistake or show one's incompetence, often used jokingly to cause trouble (of children) to cause mischief or trouble; to create a disturbance Frequency Movie subtitles 4.32 per million appears in 2% of films Written text 2.65 per million Sources Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
