葱郁的 Pronunciation and Pinyin
葱郁的 Usage and Examples
lush
verdant
luxuriant
The characters in 葱郁的
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 葱
- cōng葱tóu头onion
- cōng葱jiāng姜suàn蒜scallion, ginger
- cōng葱yóu油bǐng饼Scallion pancake, Green onion pancake
- cōng葱shāo烧hǎi海shēn参Braised sea cucumber with scallions, Scallion braised sea cucumber
- cōng葱lǜ绿Light green, Scallion green
- cōng葱lǜ绿sè色scallion green, spring green
- cōng葱cuì翠fresh green; lush green
- cōng葱cuì翠yù欲dī滴Lush green, Vibrant green
- cōng葱huā花chopped green onions, chopped scallions
- cōng葱lóng茏Lush, Verdant
- cōng葱cōng葱verdant and lush
- cōng葱yù郁verdant, lush, luxuriant
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Open the tool →Questions about 葱郁的
What does 葱郁的 mean in Chinese?
葱郁的 (cōng yù de) means “lush, verdant, luxuriant”.
How do you pronounce 葱郁的?
葱郁的 is pronounced cōng yù de in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “lush” in Chinese?
“lush” is 葱郁的 (cōng yù de) in Chinese.