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酥
sū
Description
“酥”常常用来说东西吃起来又香又脆，一咬就碎，比如很多好吃的点心。
"酥" is often used to describe food that is fragrant and crispy, breaking apart with a bite, like many delicious pastries.
它也可以说人身体没有力气，很软很累的样子。
It can also describe a person’s body feeling weak, soft, and very tired.
Meanings
酥sū
crisp and flaky; short (of food texture)
这个饼干很酥，很好吃。
This cookie is crispy and delicious.
酥sū
limp and weak; soft (of the body)
我走了一天，腿都酥了。
I walked all day, and my legs are sore.
酥sū
a crisp pastry or fried snack
妈妈买了一盒桃酥。
Mom bought a box of peach crisps.
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Notes
- Nuance
酥 stresses crumbly-flaky crispness, while 脆 stresses a firm, snappy crunch.
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