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chuí
n./v. hammer; to hammer into shape
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How is 锤 (chuí) commonly used in Chinese?
个学生
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What is the difference between 锤/錘 and 捶?
hakkaman
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锤 (chuí) refers to a "hammer" as a tool used for striking or pounding.

捶 (chuí) is a verb that means "to pound" or "to beat," referring to the action of using a hammer or similar tool.
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