淡紫色 Pronunciation and Pinyin
淡紫色 Usage and Examples
lilac
lavender
mauve
pale purple
很快，淡紫色成了那个国家所有时髦女士必备的色调。
Very soon, mauve was the necessary shade for all the fashionable ladies in that country.
英国女王维多利亚不甘示弱，也曾穿着淡紫色的礼服出现在公众面前，因此使得它也在英国风靡一时。
Not to be outdone, England's Queen Victoria also appeared in public wearing a mauve gown, thus making it all the rage in England as well.
The characters in 淡紫色
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 淡
- dàn淡huà化downplay, dilute
- dàn淡qù去fade away, fade out
- dàn淡mò墨light ink, faint ink
- dàn淡mò墨shān山shuǐ水Light ink landscape painting, Pale ink landscape
- dàn淡zhuāng妆light make-up
- dàn淡zhuāng妆sù素yǎ雅Light makeup, Subtle makeup
- dàn淡jì季Off-season, Low season
- dàn淡dìng定Calm, Composed
- dàn淡wàng忘to fade, to forget gradually
- dàn淡yuè月Pale moon
- dàn淡yuè月shí时duàn段Faint moon period, Pale moon hours
- dàn淡shuǐ水fresh water
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Open the tool →Questions about 淡紫色
What does 淡紫色 mean in Chinese?
淡紫色 (dàn zǐ sè) means “lilac, lavender, mauve, pale purple”.
How do you pronounce 淡紫色?
淡紫色 is pronounced dàn zǐ sè in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “lilac” in Chinese?
“lilac” is 淡紫色 (dàn zǐ sè) in Chinese.
How is 淡紫色 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 淡紫色, each with pinyin and an English translation.