虫牙 Pronunciation and Pinyin
虫牙 Usage and Examples
a carious or decayed tooth
在此以前我不经常刷牙，所以我有一些虫牙。
Before that time I unuausal washed my tooth so I had a little decayed tooth.
我有一颗虫牙。
I have a decayed tooth.
The characters in 虫牙
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 虫
- chóng虫tǐ体insect body, worm body
- chóng虫luǎn卵insect egg, bug egg
- chóng虫chī吃yá牙tooth decay or a carious tooth
- chóng虫yín吟insect chirping, insect song
- chóng虫zi子insect or worm
- chóng虫zi子men们bugs, insects
- chóng虫hài害pest infestation, pest
- chóng虫hài害wèn问tí题pest problem, pest issue
- chóng虫qíng情insect pest situation
- chóng虫zāi灾Pestilence, Insect plague
- chóng虫jiāo胶Shellac
- chóng虫shí蚀Worm-eaten; corroded by worms.
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Open the tool →Questions about 虫牙
What does 虫牙 mean in Chinese?
虫牙 (chóng yá) means “a carious or decayed tooth”.
How do you pronounce 虫牙?
虫牙 is pronounced chóng yá in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “a carious or decayed tooth” in Chinese?
“a carious or decayed tooth” is 虫牙 (chóng yá) in Chinese.
How is 虫牙 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 虫牙, each with pinyin and an English translation.