神似 Pronunciation and Pinyin
神似 Usage and Examples
striking resemblance
uncanny resemblance
to bear a striking resemblance
to capture the essence
A good deal of his blustering spirit seemed to have evaporated with the removal of his fine panoply.
In vice, the attraction of the abnormal creates troubling anxiety: the spirit seems to have become blood and stirs in the flesh like an immanent force.
The characters in 神似
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 神
- shén神bù不zhī知guǐ鬼bù不jué觉de地without anyone knowing, stealthily
- shén神zhǔ主pái牌wèi位ancestral tablet, spirit tablet
- shén神xiān仙immortal, deity
- shén神fó佛Gods and Buddhas, Deities
- shén神xiàng像idol, statue
- shén神bīng兵lì利qì器divine weapon, magic weapon
- shén神shòu兽mythical beast, divine beast
- shén神nóng农shì氏Shennong, Divine Farmer
- shén神jiàn剑divine sword, magic sword
- shén神zhù助Divine help, Divine assistance
- shén神yǒng勇Valiant, Heroic
- shén神chuī吹Hype, Exaggerated praise
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Open the tool →Questions about 神似
What does 神似 mean in Chinese?
神似 (shén sì) means “striking resemblance, uncanny resemblance, to bear a striking resemblance, to capture the essence”.
How do you pronounce 神似?
神似 is pronounced shén sì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “striking resemblance” in Chinese?
“striking resemblance” is 神似 (shén sì) in Chinese.
How is 神似 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 神似, each with pinyin and an English translation.