余味 Pronunciation and Pinyin
余味 Usage and Examples
aftertaste
lingering taste
明月花灯影相连，口齿余味都是甜。
Moon flower lamp shades, tongue aftertaste is sweet.
他揉着这张纸，仿佛这几个字给了他一种奇苦的余味。
He crushed the paper in his hand as though those words contained for him a strange and bitter aftertaste.
The characters in 余味
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 余
- yú余xià下de的remaining, the rest
- yú余xiān先shēng生Mr. Yu
- yú余dǎng党remnants, remaining elements
- yú余gē割cosecant
- yú余dì地room, leeway
- yú余cún存Remaining, Surplus
- yú余xián弦cosine
- yú余jì悸Lingering fear, Residual fear
- yú余shù数remainder
- yú余huī晖Sunset glow, Afterglow
- yú余xūn曛Afterglow, Evening glow
- yú余yuè月remaining month, extra month
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What does 余味 mean in Chinese?
余味 (yú wèi) means “aftertaste, lingering taste”.
How do you pronounce 余味?
余味 is pronounced yú wèi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “aftertaste” in Chinese?
“aftertaste” is 余味 (yú wèi) in Chinese.
How is 余味 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 余味, each with pinyin and an English translation.