称帝 Pronunciation and Pinyin
称帝 Usage and Examples
proclaim oneself emperor
claim the imperial title
他声称帝国主义者正试图在该国重建殖民统治。
He claims that imperialists are trying to re-establish colonial rule in the country.
The characters in 称帝
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 称
- hào号chēng称called, named
- chēng称yí一xià下weigh it, weigh
- chēng称wéi为called, referred to as
- chēng称zhī之wéi为call it, known as
- chēng称le了weighed
- chēng称le了chēng称weighed, scaled
- chēng称tā他wèi为call him, refer to him as
- chēng称zuò作called, referred to as
- chēng称biàn便to take the opportunity, to avail oneself of the convenience
- chēng称bīng兵to take up arms; to start a war
- chēng称chū出weigh out, weigh
- chēng称hào号A title, honor, or designation.
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Open the tool →Questions about 称帝
What does 称帝 mean in Chinese?
称帝 (chēng dì) means “proclaim oneself emperor, claim the imperial title”.
How do you pronounce 称帝?
称帝 is pronounced chēng dì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “proclaim oneself emperor” in Chinese?
“proclaim oneself emperor” is 称帝 (chēng dì) in Chinese.
How is 称帝 used in a sentence?
This page has 1 example sentence using 称帝, each with pinyin and an English translation.