骈句 Pronunciation and Pinyin
骈句 Usage and Examples
Parallel sentences
balanced sentences
The works of Han Fu written in different periods of Han Dynasty have repeatedly proved us there existed typical Pian Wen in Han Dynasty.
There are three complete versions of English translations for the book, however, the translated parallel sentences need to be improved.
The characters in 骈句
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 骈
- pián骈tǐ体Parallel prose, Balanced prose
- pián骈tǐ体wén文parallel prose, four-six prose
- pián骈lì俪parallel prose, balanced style
- pián骈lì俪de的chuàng创zuò作Parallel prose composition, Ornate writing
- pián骈liè列stand abreast, be side by side
- pián骈wén文Parallel prose
- pián骈zhī枝Joined branches, Grafted branches
- pián骈zhī枝lì俪yè叶de的paired branches and joined leaves, intertwined branches and leaves
- pián骈sǐ死die together, die side by side
- pián骈bǐ比Arranged side by side, Lined up
- pián骈bǐ比ér而lì立standing side by side, standing abreast
- pián骈jiān肩Shoulder to shoulder, Side by side
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Open the tool →Questions about 骈句
What does 骈句 mean in Chinese?
骈句 (pián jù) means “Parallel sentences, balanced sentences”.
How do you pronounce 骈句?
骈句 is pronounced pián jù in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Parallel sentences” in Chinese?
“Parallel sentences” is 骈句 (pián jù) in Chinese.
How is 骈句 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 骈句, each with pinyin and an English translation.