警棍 Pronunciation and Pinyin
警棍 Usage and Examples
A police baton.
警察挥舞着警棍冲入人群。
The police waded into the crowd with batons.
这不仅仅是一个服从权威的问题，正如权威是拿着警棍的警察，对吧?
It's not just a question of deferring to authority as though the authority were the police with a baton in its hand, right?
The characters in 警棍
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 警
- jǐng警shì世tōng通yán言Stories to Admonish the World, Cautionary Tales for the World
- jǐng警wèi卫guard, sentry
- jǐng警jù句Maxim, Aphorism
- jǐng警hào号alarm signal
- jǐng警gào告A warning; to warn or caution.
- jǐng警gào告liǎo了shì事Let off with a warning, Warning only
- jǐng警bèi备Guard; be on alert
- jǐng警bèi备qū区Garrison Command, Garrison District
- jǐng警guān官a police officer
- jǐng警chá察police
- jǐng警chá察jú局police department
- jǐng警chá察de的police's, police
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Open the tool →Questions about 警棍
What does 警棍 mean in Chinese?
警棍 (jǐng gùn) means “a police baton”.
How do you pronounce 警棍?
警棍 is pronounced jǐng gùn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “A police baton.” in Chinese?
“A police baton.” is 警棍 (jǐng gùn) in Chinese.
How is 警棍 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 警棍, each with pinyin and an English translation.