洋葱头 Pronunciation and Pinyin
洋葱头 Usage and Examples
onion bulb
洋葱头刺激得厨师两眼流泪。
The Onions made the cook's eyes water.
这哪是什么洋葱头啊！
They are no Onions at all!
The characters in 洋葱头
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 洋
- yáng洋chǎng场foreign settlement area, cosmopolitan center
- yáng洋wá娃wa娃doll, dolly
- yáng洋bù布imported cotton sheeting
- yáng洋mào帽Western hat, Foreign hat
- yáng洋fú服Western-style clothing, suit
- yáng洋chūn椿shǔ属Cedrela
- yáng洋chūn椿shǔ属shù树mù木Toona trees, Trees of the genus Toona
- yáng洋gǎn橄lǎn榄olive
- yáng洋qì气Stylish, Chic
- yáng洋yáng洋sǎ洒sǎ洒de地profusely, at great length
- yáng洋yì溢Brimming with, Radiating
- yáng洋yì溢zhe着filled with, brimming with
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Open the tool →Questions about 洋葱头
What does 洋葱头 mean in Chinese?
洋葱头 (yáng cōng tóu) means “onion bulb”.
How do you pronounce 洋葱头?
洋葱头 is pronounced yáng cōng tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “onion bulb” in Chinese?
“onion bulb” is 洋葱头 (yáng cōng tóu) in Chinese.
How is 洋葱头 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 洋葱头, each with pinyin and an English translation.