蟠龙 Pronunciation and Pinyin
蟠龙 Usage and Examples
coiled dragon
crouching dragon
现有晚商时期的国宝级文物青铜蟠龙大盘。
A national treasure - Dragon Carved Bronze Plate - dated back to late Shang Dynasty is preserved here.
第二层之蟠龙柱，体态雄健，纹饰线条流畅。
The dragon column on the 2nd floor is vigorous in posture, with smooth decorative outline.
The characters in 蟠龙
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Open the tool →Questions about 蟠龙
What does 蟠龙 mean in Chinese?
蟠龙 (pán lóng) means “coiled dragon, crouching dragon”.
How do you pronounce 蟠龙?
蟠龙 is pronounced pán lóng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “coiled dragon” in Chinese?
“coiled dragon” is 蟠龙 (pán lóng) in Chinese.
How is 蟠龙 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 蟠龙, each with pinyin and an English translation.