作出

to put out in Mandarin

The mandarin vocabulary 作出 can also mean to come up with, to make (a choice, decision, proposal, response, comment etc), to issue (a permit, statement, explanation, apology, reassurance to the public etc), to draw (conclusion), to deliver (speech, judgment), to devise (explanation), and to extract

You can remember the meaning of 作出 with this easy mnemonic:

Can you make (作) something cute out (出) of this piece of cloth? I need to put out something for my daughter's recital.

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The reading of 作出 is zuò chū.

You can remember how to say 作出 with this useful mnemonic:

Joe (zuò) knows how to sew, he even managed to make me a dress out of a chewed (chū) up piece of cloth!

Using mnemonics to remember the reading of Chinese vocabulary like has a huge impact on how long to learn Mandarin it takes.

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