张贴 Pronunciation and Pinyin
张贴 Usage and Examples
post
put up
布告牌上张贴了这封信的内容。
A copy of the letter was posted on the noticeboard.
官员们开始张贴警示布告。
Officials began posting warning notices.
The characters in 张贴
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 张
- zhāng张sān三Zhang San, John Doe
- zhāng张dōng东Zhang Dong, Zhang (surname), East
- zhāng张zhòng仲jǐng景Zhang Zhongjing, Ancient Chinese physician
- zhāng张bó伯bo伯Uncle Zhang, Mr. Zhang
- zhāng张xiān先sheng生Mr. Zhang
- zhāng张lì力Tension.
- zhāng张xié勰United, Harmonious
- zhāng张yī医shēng生Doctor Zhang
- zhāng张kǒu口Open your mouth, Open mouth
- zhāng张kǒu口jiù就shuō说blurt out, speak without thinking
- zhāng张kǒu口diào掉shé舌dì地garrulously, talkatively
- zhāng张yuán员wài外Elder Zhang, Squire Zhang
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Open the tool →Questions about 张贴
What does 张贴 mean in Chinese?
张贴 (zhāng tiē) means “post, put up”.
How do you pronounce 张贴?
张贴 is pronounced zhāng tiē in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “post” in Chinese?
“post” is 张贴 (zhāng tiē) in Chinese.
How is 张贴 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 张贴, each with pinyin and an English translation.
