注文 Pronunciation and Pinyin
注文 Usage and Examples
Notes or explanatory text.
Because of a lot of school stress, schools pay more attention to the educational course, and parents sometimes think that housework wastes their kids' time.
For example, John Mogger became concerned about the problem of illiteracy three years ago, so he started teaching five prisoners in Brazil.
The characters in 注文
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 注
- zhù注rù入inject
- zhù注rù入le了injected, infused
- zhù注cè册Register, Sign up
- zhù注sù塑gōng工yì艺injection molding process, injection molding
- zhù注sù塑jī机injection molding machine, injection machine
- zhù注dìng定destined, fated
- zhù注dìng定jiāng将destined to, bound to
- zhù注dìng定shì是is destined to be, is meant to be
- zhù注dìng定de的destined, fated
- zhù注dìng定yào要destined to, fated to
- zhù注shè射injection, inject
- zhù注shè射le了injected, was injected
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What does 注文 mean in Chinese?
注文 (zhù wén) means “Notes or explanatory text”.
How do you pronounce 注文?
注文 is pronounced zhù wén in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Notes or explanatory text.” in Chinese?
“Notes or explanatory text.” is 注文 (zhù wén) in Chinese.
How is 注文 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 注文, each with pinyin and an English translation.