挨家挨户地 Pronunciation and Pinyin
挨家挨户地 Usage and Examples
from house to house
door to door
house by house
They are going from door to door collecting money from civilians.
One famous man, who now owns many big factories, used to sell socks from door to door when he was young.
The characters in 挨家挨户地
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 挨
- āi挨gè个one by one
- āi挨gè个er儿one by one, in turn
- ái挨le了suffered, received
- ái挨le了pī批píng评was criticized, received criticism
- āi挨dào到to make it to, to endure until
- ái挨kēi剋be scolded, be criticized
- ái挨cī呲ér儿To be rebuked or reprimanded.
- āi挨dé得hěn很jìn近very close, close together
- ái挨dǎ打to be beaten; to get hit
- āi挨jǐ挤To jostle or be squeezed together.
- āi挨jǐ挤zhe着squeezed together, crowded
- āi挨cā擦to be rubbed against, to brush against
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Open the tool →Questions about 挨家挨户地
What does 挨家挨户地 mean in Chinese?
挨家挨户地 (āi jiā āi hù de) means “from house to house, door to door, house by house”.
How do you pronounce 挨家挨户地?
挨家挨户地 is pronounced āi jiā āi hù de in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “from house to house” in Chinese?
“from house to house” is 挨家挨户地 (āi jiā āi hù de) in Chinese.
How is 挨家挨户地 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 挨家挨户地, each with pinyin and an English translation.