碰杯 Pronunciation and Pinyin
碰杯 Usage and Examples
Clink glasses
Toast
我们互相碰杯，祝对方身体健康。
We chinked glasses and drank to each other's health.
她和他碰杯，发出叮当的响声。
She clinked her glass against his.
The characters in 碰杯
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 碰
- pèng碰shàng上le了encountered, ran into
- pèng碰gè个tóu头meet up, touch base
- pèng碰le了touched, bumped
- pèng碰le了yì一bí鼻zi子huī灰get a rebuff, be rebuffed
- pèng碰le了gè个dīng钉zi子Hit a snag, Got a rebuff
- pèng碰le了dīng钉zi子to hit a snag, to meet with a rebuff
- pèng碰shāng伤bruise, bump
- pèng碰dǎo倒le了knocked over, tipped over
- pèng碰dào到run into, bump into
- pèng碰dào到le了encountered, met
- pèng碰jìn劲er儿by chance; by coincidence
- pèng碰huài坏le了damaged, broken
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Open the tool →Questions about 碰杯
What does 碰杯 mean in Chinese?
碰杯 (pèng bēi) means “Clink glasses, Toast”.
How do you pronounce 碰杯?
碰杯 is pronounced pèng bēi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Clink glasses” in Chinese?
“Clink glasses” is 碰杯 (pèng bēi) in Chinese.
How is 碰杯 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 碰杯, each with pinyin and an English translation.