朝房 Pronunciation and Pinyin
朝房 Usage and Examples
Waiting hall for officials
Side chamber
Fearing an ambush, he glanced to either side of the square hut, weapon clutched in both hands. Finally Jack dropped to the hard ground and rolled to the rear of the shed.
They ran for the Warthog parked on the dirt track at the base of the tree house.
The characters in 朝房
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 朝
- cháo朝zhōng中in the imperial court, in the government
- cháo朝dài代Dynasty
- cháo朝huì会morning court, court assembly
- cháo朝huì会tǎo讨lùn论Court discussion, Morning assembly discussion
- cháo朝cān参mù暮lǐ礼bān般Like morning and evening rituals, Like daily devotions
- cháo朝xiàng向towards, facing
- cháo朝shèng圣Pilgrimage, To go on a pilgrimage
- cháo朝shèng圣zhī之dì地pilgrimage site, holy site
- cháo朝táng堂court, imperial court
- cháo朝táng堂zhī之shàng上In the imperial court, At court
- zhāo朝xī夕xiāng相chǔ处de的daily companions, constantly together
- cháo朝tíng廷imperial court, the imperial government
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Open the tool →Questions about 朝房
What does 朝房 mean in Chinese?
朝房 (cháo fáng) means “Waiting hall for officials, Side chamber”.
How do you pronounce 朝房?
朝房 is pronounced cháo fáng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Waiting hall for officials” in Chinese?
“Waiting hall for officials” is 朝房 (cháo fáng) in Chinese.
How is 朝房 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 朝房, each with pinyin and an English translation.