磨破 Pronunciation and Pinyin
磨破 Usage and Examples
wear out
chafe
fray
abrade
wear through
用来作长途跋涉的马匹会很快就磨破铁掌。
Horses used for long-distance riding tend to wear their shoes out more quickly.
她的双脚被鞋子磨破了好几块皮。
There were raw patches on her feet where the shoes had rubbed.
The characters in 磨破
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 磨
- mó磨yi一mó磨grind, sharpen
- mó磨bù不kāi开Too embarrassed, Shy about imposing
- mó磨bù不lín磷niè涅bù不zī缁Unyielding and incorruptible., Impervious to corruption.
- mó磨bú不guò过shēn身lái来cannot get around to it, too swamped
- mó磨le了bàn半tiān天spent half a day, took half a day
- mó磨shāng伤abrasion, chafe
- mó磨guāng光To polish
- mó磨chū出grind out, form by grinding
- mó磨chū出le了developed, honed
- mó磨dāo刀sharpen a knife, whet a knife
- mó磨dāo刀shí石Whetstone, Grindstone
- mó磨lì利sharpen, hone
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Open the tool →Questions about 磨破
What does 磨破 mean in Chinese?
磨破 (mó pò) means “wear out, chafe, fray, abrade”.
How do you pronounce 磨破?
磨破 is pronounced mó pò in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “wear out” in Chinese?
“wear out” is 磨破 (mó pò) in Chinese.
How is 磨破 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 磨破, each with pinyin and an English translation.