烦冗 Pronunciation and Pinyin
烦冗 Usage and Examples
Complicated, tedious, and prolix.
They resolved themselves into a jumble of badly digested recollections, like a museum too full of pictures or a concert that has lasted too long.
It has the feel of a manuscript written in a hurry. The structure is messy and the author makes use of too many long quotes, tediously parsing speeches at the expense of providing rigorous analysis.
The characters in 烦冗
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 烦
- fán烦luàn乱agitated, confused
- fán烦le了Fed up, Annoyed
- fán烦rén人annoying, troublesome
- fán烦rén人de的annoying, bothersome
- fán烦láo劳to trouble, to bother
- fán烦yàn厌to be tired of; to be fed up with
- fán烦xīn心Vexed; annoyed; troubled.
- fán烦xīn心shì事trouble, worry
- fán烦yōu忧worries, anxieties
- fán烦nǎo恼Worry, Trouble
- fán烦nǎo恼yǔ与huān欢xīn欣Troubles and Joys, Worries and Delights
- fán烦chóu愁Worry, Vexation
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Open the tool →Questions about 烦冗
What does 烦冗 mean in Chinese?
烦冗 (fán rǒng) means “Complicated, tedious, and prolix”.
How do you pronounce 烦冗?
烦冗 is pronounced fán rǒng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Complicated, tedious, and prolix.” in Chinese?
“Complicated, tedious, and prolix.” is 烦冗 (fán rǒng) in Chinese.
How is 烦冗 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 烦冗, each with pinyin and an English translation.