割地 (gē dì) — “To cede territory; to give up land” in Chinese
割地 (gē dì) means “to cede territory; to give up land” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
to cede territory; to give up land
我们割地里的牧草给牛提供饲料。
We mowed the field so as to provide the cattle with fodder.
我们不想在通过切割地面或填方的正确安排的土地上设计
We did not want to design on the land properly arranged by cutting the ground or build up the soil.
The characters in 割地
More words starting with 割
- gē割xià下cut off, cut down
- gē割qù去cut off, remove
- gē割kāi开cut open, slit
- gē割qì弃give up; abandon
- gē割qíng情cut off feelings, sever emotional ties
- gē割qíng情qì弃ài爱Sever emotional ties, Give up on love
- gē割jù据separatism, to hold territory and rule independently
- gē割jù据de的separatist, factional
- gē割diào掉cut off, sever
- gē割duàn断to sever; to cut off
- gē割duàn断le了cut off, severed
- gē割jù炬Cutting torch, Torch
Frequently asked questions
- What does 割地 mean in Chinese?
- 割地 (gē dì) means “to cede territory; to give up land”.
- How do you pronounce 割地?
- 割地 is pronounced gē dì in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “to cede territory; to give up land” in Chinese?
- “to cede territory; to give up land” is 割地 (gē dì) in Chinese.
- How is 割地 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 割地, each with pinyin and an English translation.