上街 Pronunciation and Pinyin
上街 Usage and Examples
go out
go shopping
take to the streets
学生走上街头抗议这项决定。
Students took to the streets to protest against the decision.
他们走上街头，用燃烧的轮胎设置路障。
They took to the streets, setting up roadblocks of burning tyres.
The characters in 上街
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 上
- shàng上yí一fèn份the previous one, the last one
- shàng上yí一cì次last time, the last time
- shàng上wàn万over ten thousand, tens of thousands
- shàng上xià下Up and down, About
- shàng上xià下xué学school commute, going to and from school
- shàng上xià下bǎi摆dòng动swing up and down, bob up and down
- shàng上xià下bān班commute, go to and from work
- shàng上xià下bān班shí时jiān间commute time, commuting hours
- shàng上xià下qí齐xīn心United from top to bottom, All working with one heart
- shàng上bù不liǎo了dà大tái台miàn面not presentable, not up to par
- shàng上bú不qù去Can't go up, Can't get on
- shàng上bú不zài在tiān天xià下bù不zhe着dì地Neither in heaven nor on earth., Suspended in mid-air.
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What does 上街 mean in Chinese?
上街 (shàng jiē) means “go out, go shopping, take to the streets”.
How do you pronounce 上街?
上街 is pronounced shàng jiē in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “go out” in Chinese?
“go out” is 上街 (shàng jiē) in Chinese.
How is 上街 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 上街, each with pinyin and an English translation.