烘托出 Pronunciation and Pinyin
烘托出 Usage and Examples
to set off
to bring out
to highlight
to evoke
to enhance
Into which the foil gives a special leisure atmosphere, like a warm coffee in the flow.
The wedding scene layout must highlight the festive and peaceful atmosphere, foil the wedding the taste of happiness.
The characters in 烘托出
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 烘
- hōng烘gān干drying, dry
- hōng烘gān干jī机dryer, tumble dryer
- hōng烘tuō托set off, heighten
- hōng烘tuō托le了highlighted, set off
- hōng烘tuō托xuàn渲rǎn染le了enhanced, highlighted
- hōng烘rǎn染to wash (in painting), to shade (by applying washes)
- hōng烘lú炉furnace, kiln
- hōng烘kǎo烤bake, roast
- hōng烘bèi焙baking
- hōng烘bèi焙chū出lai来baked, freshly baked
- hōng烘bèi焙qián前before baking, prior to baking
- hōng烘bèi焙shī师baker
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Open the tool →Questions about 烘托出
What does 烘托出 mean in Chinese?
烘托出 (hōng tuō chū) means “to set off, to bring out, to highlight, to evoke”.
How do you pronounce 烘托出?
烘托出 is pronounced hōng tuō chū in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to set off” in Chinese?
“to set off” is 烘托出 (hōng tuō chū) in Chinese.
How is 烘托出 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 烘托出, each with pinyin and an English translation.