剪彩 Pronunciation and Pinyin
jián cǎi
剪彩 Usage and Examples
cut the ribbon
ribbon-cutting ceremony
他们隆重地剪彩，宣布展会开幕。
They ceremoniously cut a piece of ribbon, declaring the exhibition open.
在隋朝，扬州人会剪彩色的纸或丝绸和缎子来庆祝节日。
In the Sui Dynasty, the people of Yangzhou would cut colourful paper or silk and satin to celebrate festivals.
The characters in 剪彩
More words starting with 剪
- jiǎn剪xià下cut off, cut out
- jiǎn剪xià下lai来cut off, cut out
- jiǎn剪bú不duàn断lǐ理hái还luàn乱Too tangled to untangle., An inextricable mess.
- jiǎn剪bú不duàn断de的indissoluble, unbreakable
- jiǎn剪chū出cut out, clip out
- jiǎn剪dāo刀Scissors
- jiǎn剪dāo刀chà差price scissors
- jiǎn剪qiē切Cut
- jiǎn剪qù去cut off, trim
- jiǎn剪fà发to cut hair
- jián剪kǒu口Cut, Incision
- jiǎn剪zi子scissors, shears
Frequently asked questions
- What does 剪彩 mean in Chinese?
- 剪彩 (jián cǎi) means “cut the ribbon, ribbon-cutting ceremony”.
- How do you pronounce 剪彩?
- 剪彩 is pronounced jián cǎi in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “cut the ribbon” in Chinese?
- “cut the ribbon” is 剪彩 (jián cǎi) in Chinese.
- How is 剪彩 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 剪彩, each with pinyin and an English translation.