掌舵者 Pronunciation and Pinyin
掌舵者 Usage and Examples
leader
helmsman
director
chief
captain
As Britain's former colonial subjects come back as masters, there is barely a whiff of post-imperial regret.
Proponents of quotas cite the superior performance of firms with female directors as evidence that quotas will benefit companies and their shareholders.
The characters in 掌舵者
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 掌
- zhǎng掌shū书jì记Principal Secretary, Chief Secretary
- zhǎng掌shì事be in charge, manage affairs
- zhǎng掌jī击palm strike
- zhǎng掌sháo勺ér儿Head chef, Main cook
- zhǎng掌shēng声applause
- zhǎng掌shēng声zhōng中in the applause, amidst applause
- zhǎng掌shēng声lián连lián连Continuous applause, Sustained applause
- zhǎng掌shēng声léi雷dòng动Thunderous applause, A storm of applause
- zhǎng掌xīn心palm, center of the palm
- zhǎng掌kòng控control, master
- zhǎng掌kòng控yí一qiè切Control everything, Have everything under control
- zhǎng掌kòng控zhe着controlling, in control of
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What does 掌舵者 mean in Chinese?
掌舵者 (zhǎng duò zhě) means “leader, helmsman, director, chief”.
How do you pronounce 掌舵者?
掌舵者 is pronounced zhǎng duò zhě in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “leader” in Chinese?
“leader” is 掌舵者 (zhǎng duò zhě) in Chinese.
How is 掌舵者 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 掌舵者, each with pinyin and an English translation.