薄荷 Pronunciation and Pinyin
薄荷 Usage and Examples
mint
我的牙齿咬住了一块薄荷奶油糖。
I sank my teeth into a peppermint cream.
我用小薄荷枝装点水果色拉。
I decorated the fruit salad with a sprig of mint.
The characters in 薄荷
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 薄
- bó薄chǎn产meager yield, poor harvest
- báo薄bīng冰thin ice, precarious situation
- báo薄lì利small profits; meager profits
- bó薄mìng命ill-fated, unfortunate fate
- báo薄dì地poor soil, barren land
- báo薄rú如chán蝉yì翼gossamer-thin, paper-thin
- báo薄céng层thin layer, lamina
- báo薄mì幂thin veil, light covering
- báo薄huǎng幌thin awning, flimsy canopy
- bó薄ruò弱weak, feeble
- bó薄ruò弱huán环jié节weak link, weak point
- bó薄dài待treat ungenerously
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Open the tool →Questions about 薄荷
What does 薄荷 mean in Chinese?
薄荷 (bò he) means “mint”.
How do you pronounce 薄荷?
薄荷 is pronounced bò he in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “mint” in Chinese?
“mint” is 薄荷 (bò he) in Chinese.
How is 薄荷 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 薄荷, each with pinyin and an English translation.