听讼 Pronunciation and Pinyin
听讼 Usage and Examples
To hear a lawsuit
To try a case
To administer justice
The anecdote about how Justice Bao hears a case obviously highlights its value-orientation over "crime and punishment".
Wenger has requested a personal hearing, where he will be given opportunity to defend his actions in front of the Football Association disciplinary commission.
The characters in 听讼
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 听
- tīng听bú不dào到Can't hear, Unable to hear
- tīng听bù不dé得unbearable to hear, cannot bear to hear
- tīng听bù不dǒng懂I don't understand., I can't understand.
- tīng听bù不dǒng懂de的incomprehensible, unintelligible
- tīng听bù不míng明bai白don't understand, can't understand
- tīng听bù不qīng清I can't hear you., Unclear.
- tīng听bù不qīng清de的inaudible, indistinct
- tīng听bú不jiàn见Can't hear, Unable to hear
- tīng听bú不jiàn见le了Can't hear, Gone deaf
- tīng听bú不jìn进unreceptive, unwilling to listen
- tīng听bú不jìn进qu去unwilling to listen, unable to take advice
- tīng听bù不jìn进qu去le了Can't listen anymore, Not sinking in
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Open the tool →Questions about 听讼
What does 听讼 mean in Chinese?
听讼 (tīng sòng) means “to hear a lawsuit, to try a case, to administer justice”.
How do you pronounce 听讼?
听讼 is pronounced tīng sòng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “To hear a lawsuit” in Chinese?
“To hear a lawsuit” is 听讼 (tīng sòng) in Chinese.
How is 听讼 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 听讼, each with pinyin and an English translation.