武官 Pronunciation and Pinyin
武官 Usage and Examples
military attaché
military officer
The characters in 武官
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 武
- wǔ武jǔ举military imperial examination, military examination
- wǔ武rén人warrior, martial artist
- wǔ武xiá侠Martial arts hero, Wuxia genre
- wǔ武xiá侠xiǎo小shuō说Wuxia novel, Martial arts novel
- wǔ武xiá侠gù故shi事Wuxia story, Martial arts story
- wǔ武xiá侠diàn电yǐng影Wuxia film, Martial arts film
- wǔ武xiān先shēng生Mr. Wu
- wǔ武jìng净Martial Jing
- wǔ武lì力force, armed force
- wǔ武gōng功Martial arts skills; kung fu.
- wǔ武gōng功gài盖shì世unparalleled martial arts, peerless in martial arts
- wǔ武qì器weapon
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Open the tool →Questions about 武官
What does 武官 mean in Chinese?
武官 (wǔ guān) means “military attaché, military officer”.
How do you pronounce 武官?
武官 is pronounced wǔ guān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “military attaché” in Chinese?
“military attaché” is 武官 (wǔ guān) in Chinese.