wrong; mistaken; erroneous; used as a result in a verb phrase to indicate an action was done incorrectly

mistake; error; fault; blunder

bad; poor; typically used in the negative form 不错 bù​cuò meaning "not bad" or "quite good"

to stagger; to shift; to move out of the way so as to avoid a collision or conflict, such as when two cars pass each other

to be interlocked; to alternate; to be complex or crisscrossed

(bound form) to inlay with gold or silver; to plate metal into recessed patterns

(literary) a coarse stone used for grinding or polishing jade

surname Cuo

(literary) to place; to arrange; to set aside; to handle

to rub together (e.g. one's teeth); to grind; to polish

(literary) to abolish; to discard; to stop; to cease