着笔 Pronunciation and Pinyin
着笔 Usage and Examples
start writing
put pen to paper
to write
她面无表情地坐着，仔细地记着笔记。
She sat expressionless, carefully taking notes.
她咬着笔。
Her pen was clenched between her teeth.
The characters in 着笔
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 着
- zháo着le了caught, trapped
- zháo着le了mí迷fascinated, captivated
- zháo着liáng凉catch a cold, catch a chill
- zhuó着lì力Focus on, Strive to
- zhuó着lì力yú于focusing on, concentrating on
- zhuó着jìn劲er儿Exert effort, Try hard
- zháo着ne呢very, quite
- zhuó着chù处everywhere
- zhuó着shí实indeed, really
- zhuó着chuáng床implantation
- zháo着máng忙in a hurry, to rush
- zháo着jí急anxious, impatient
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What does 着笔 mean in Chinese?
着笔 (zhuó bǐ) means “start writing, put pen to paper, to write”.
How do you pronounce 着笔?
着笔 is pronounced zhuó bǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “start writing” in Chinese?
“start writing” is 着笔 (zhuó bǐ) in Chinese.
How is 着笔 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 着笔, each with pinyin and an English translation.