号令 (hào lìng) — “Command, order” in Chinese
号令 (hào lìng) means “command, order” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
command
order
一项任务以预先号令开始。
A mission begins with a warning order.
军号吹响前进的号令。
The bugle sounded as the troops advanced.
The characters in 号令
More words starting with 号
- hào号chēng称called, named
- hào号shàng上rì日qī期Issue date, Date of issue
- háo号sāng丧Wail for the dead, Lament
- hào号lìng令tǒng统yī一Unified command, Consistent directives
- hào号bīng兵bugler, trumpeter
- háo号jiào叫To howl or yell loudly.
- hào号zhào召call upon, appeal to
- hào号kǎn坎ér儿to brag, to boast
- hào号tiān天dā搭dì地dì地Connecting heaven and earth, Calling to heaven, building on earth
- háo号hán寒tí啼jī饥de的cold and hungry, starving and freezing
- hào号fáng房prison cell, cell
- hào号shǒu手bugler, trumpeter
Frequently asked questions
- What does 号令 mean in Chinese?
- 号令 (hào lìng) means “command, order”.
- How do you pronounce 号令?
- 号令 is pronounced hào lìng in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “command” in Chinese?
- “command” is 号令 (hào lìng) in Chinese.
- How is 号令 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 号令, each with pinyin and an English translation.