朱批 Pronunciation and Pinyin
朱批 Usage and Examples
vermilion endorsement
imperial rescript
The characters in 朱批
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 朱
- zhū朱sī丝lán栏red-ruled lines, red-lined paper
- zhū朱dān丹a type of red gem or the color red.
- zhū朱dān丹sè色vermilion, cinnabar red
- zhū朱juàn卷Vermilion copy of an examination paper
- zhū朱chún唇red lips, vermilion lips
- zhū朱mò墨vermilion and ink, red and black ink
- zhū朱xián弦Vermilion string, Red string
- zhū朱tí提Zhuti (an ancient county in China), Zhuti silver (a famous type of silver)
- zhū朱wén文Raised characters on a seal.
- zhū朱qī漆red lacquer; red paint
- zhū朱xī熹Zhu Xi, Chu Hsi
- zhū朱shā砂cinnabar, vermilion
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Open the tool →Questions about 朱批
What does 朱批 mean in Chinese?
朱批 (zhū pī) means “vermilion endorsement, imperial rescript”.
How do you pronounce 朱批?
朱批 is pronounced zhū pī in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “vermilion endorsement” in Chinese?
“vermilion endorsement” is 朱批 (zhū pī) in Chinese.