禀报 Pronunciation and Pinyin
禀报 Usage and Examples
To report to a superior.
有密探禀报，敌军已经出发。
An agent provocateur reported that the enemy had started out.
听了大臣对于布料的禀报，天子十分高兴。
The Emperor was pleased by what the Minister told him about the cloth.
The characters in 禀报
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 禀
- bǐng禀chéng呈Report, Submit
- bǐng禀gào告report, inform
- bǐng禀zòu奏to express opinions to the throne
- bǐng禀tiě帖Petition
- bǐng禀xìng性natural disposition
- bǐng禀chéng承receive instructions, act upon instructions
- bǐng禀míng明To report or explain to a superior.
- bǐng禀bái白to report, to state
- bǐng禀fù赋Endowment, Gift
- bǐng禀fù赋guò过rén人exceptionally gifted, highly talented
- bǐng禀fù赴report to one's superior
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Open the tool →Questions about 禀报
What does 禀报 mean in Chinese?
禀报 (bǐng bào) means “to report to a superior”.
How do you pronounce 禀报?
禀报 is pronounced bǐng bào in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “To report to a superior.” in Chinese?
“To report to a superior.” is 禀报 (bǐng bào) in Chinese.
How is 禀报 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 禀报, each with pinyin and an English translation.