牲口们 Pronunciation and Pinyin
牲口们 Usage and Examples
livestock
farm animals
brutes
beasts
Cattle need massive quantities of grass and water: One cow consumes the equivalent of four acres a month.
Ennis leaned into Jack's window, said what he'd been putting off the whole week, that likely he couldn't get away again until November after they'd shipped stock and before winter feeding started.
The characters in 牲口们
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 牲
- shēng牲tǐ体carcass, animal body
- shēng牲kou口beasts of burden; draught animal
- shēng牲kǒu口péng棚barn, livestock shed
- shēng牲chù畜livestock
- shēng牲chù畜péng棚barn, stable
- shēng牲chù畜de的livestock, animal
- shēng牲chù畜jīn筋jiàn腱livestock tendons, animal tendons
- shēng牲chù畜sì饲liào料livestock feed, animal feed
- shēng牲fěn粉Animal meal, Livestock feed
- shēng牲xuè血animal blood, livestock blood
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Open the tool →Questions about 牲口们
What does 牲口们 mean in Chinese?
牲口们 (shēng kou men) means “livestock, farm animals, brutes, beasts”.
How do you pronounce 牲口们?
牲口们 is pronounced shēng kou men in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “livestock” in Chinese?
“livestock” is 牲口们 (shēng kou men) in Chinese.
How is 牲口们 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 牲口们, each with pinyin and an English translation.