免冠 Pronunciation and Pinyin
免冠 Usage and Examples
Bareheaded; without wearing a hat.
填写签证申请表，交近期2寸半身正面免冠照片；
Fill in visa application forms and submit recently taken two-inch half-length, bareheaded and full-faced photos;
二寸近期正面半身免冠照片1张（贴于申请表）。
One recently taken two-inch half-length, bareheaded and full-faced photo for the application form.
The characters in 免冠
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 免
- miǎn免xià下No need to get off, Do not alight
- miǎn免bu不liǎo了Cannot be avoided; bound to happen.
- miǎn免bu不liǎo了de的Unavoidable, Inevitable
- miǎn免bu不liǎo了yào要Inevitably, Bound to
- miǎn免bù不dé得unavoidable; inevitable
- miǎn免rù入No entry, Keep out
- miǎn免lì力Effortless, Force-free
- miǎn免shòu受free from, exempt from
- miǎn免guān官Dismissal from office, Remove from office
- miǎn免yì役Military exemption, Exemption from service
- miǎn免de得so as not to; so as to avoid
- miǎn免de得le了avoidable, exempt
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Open the tool →Questions about 免冠
What does 免冠 mean in Chinese?
免冠 (miǎn guān) means “Bareheaded; without wearing a hat”.
How do you pronounce 免冠?
免冠 is pronounced miǎn guān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Bareheaded; without wearing a hat.” in Chinese?
“Bareheaded; without wearing a hat.” is 免冠 (miǎn guān) in Chinese.
How is 免冠 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 免冠, each with pinyin and an English translation.