原告 Pronunciation and Pinyin
原告 Usage and Examples
plaintiff
原告已警告说他们会努力争取死刑。
The prosecutors have warned they will seek the death penalty.
这次诉讼的第一原告是加利福尼亚大学。
The lead plaintiff of the lawsuit is the University of California.
The characters in 原告
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 原
- yuán原shàng上on the plain, on the prairie
- yuán原yǐ以wéi为Originally thought, Used to think
- yuán原jiàn件original, original document
- yuán原wèi位in situ, original position
- yuán原zhù住hù户original resident, former resident
- yuán原zhù住mín民Indigenous people, Native people
- yuán原zuò作original work, original author
- yuán原zuò作de的Original, Authentic
- yuán原xiān先originally, formerly
- yuán原gōng公sī司former company, previous company
- yuán原diǎn典original text, source text
- yuán原zé则principle, doctrine
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Open the tool →Questions about 原告
What does 原告 mean in Chinese?
原告 (yuán gào) means “plaintiff”.
How do you pronounce 原告?
原告 is pronounced yuán gào in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “plaintiff” in Chinese?
“plaintiff” is 原告 (yuán gào) in Chinese.
How is 原告 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 原告, each with pinyin and an English translation.
