牙祭 Pronunciation and Pinyin
牙祭 Usage and Examples
A hearty meal
A good meal (especially meat)
狮子的咆哮声对可能被它拿来打牙祭的动物来说是最可怕的声音。
For many potential entree animals this [sound of lion roar] is one of the scariest sounds around.
我们并不是太钟情于白酒，但我们还是喜欢在家保留一两瓶，随时打打牙祭。
Even though we are not too crazy about white wine, we like to keep a bottle around to pull teeth sometimes.
The characters in 牙祭
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 牙
- yá牙xiān先shēng生Mr. Ya, Dentist
- yá牙guān关jaw, clenched teeth
- yá牙guān关jìn噤bì闭clenched teeth, lockjaw
- yá牙jù具Dental supplies, Dental kit
- yá牙yī医dentist, tooth doctor
- yá牙kǒu口Teeth, Bite
- yá牙zhōu周bìng病periodontal disease, gum disease
- yá牙shāng商broker, middleman
- yá牙gòu垢tartar, dental calculus
- yá牙chéng城Military Headquarters, Garrison city
- yá牙tào套braces, retainer
- yá牙zi子denticle, broker
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Open the tool →Questions about 牙祭
What does 牙祭 mean in Chinese?
牙祭 (yá jì) means “a hearty meal, a good meal (especially meat)”.
How do you pronounce 牙祭?
牙祭 is pronounced yá jì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “A hearty meal” in Chinese?
“A hearty meal” is 牙祭 (yá jì) in Chinese.
How is 牙祭 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 牙祭, each with pinyin and an English translation.