言官 Pronunciation and Pinyin
言官 Usage and Examples
imperial censors
语言官方语言是阿拉伯语。
Languages The official language is Arabic.
调用语言官和哼哈官的报告。
Call for Grammarian/ Ah Counter's report.
The characters in 言官
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 言
- yán言zhōng中shì事yǐn隐de的Implicit, Implied
- yán言zhī之to say it, to mention it
- yán言zhī之yǒu有lùn论Well-reasoned, Logical
- yán言zhī之zhūn谆zhūn谆speak earnestly, speak sincerely
- yán言chū出bì必xíng行Walk the talk, Keep one's word
- yán言jí及mention, refer to
- yán言hé和make peace, reconcile
- yán言dìng定Agreed, It's settled
- yán言guǎ寡yóu尤Speak with few errors, Avoid verbal mistakes
- yán言qì弃give up, quit
- yán言bì必xìn信Keep your word, Be true to your word
- yán言tí提qí其ěr耳de地whispering to them, speaking privately to them
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Open the tool →Questions about 言官
What does 言官 mean in Chinese?
言官 (yán guān) means “imperial censors”.
How do you pronounce 言官?
言官 is pronounced yán guān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “imperial censors” in Chinese?
“imperial censors” is 言官 (yán guān) in Chinese.
How is 言官 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 言官, each with pinyin and an English translation.