割去 (gē qù) — “Cut off, remove” in Chinese
割去 (gē qù) means “cut off, remove, excise, sever” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
cut off
remove
excise
sever
我看到千万人有话要说，舌头却被割去。
I saw ten thousand talkers whose tongues were all broken.
一只从文诺教分离出的派别疯狂作案，强行割去反对者的胡须。
An Amish splinter group has gone on a crime spree, forcibly cutting the beards off of their rivals.
The characters in 割去
More words starting with 割
- gē割xià下cut off, cut down
- gē割dì地to cede territory; to give up land
- gē割kāi开cut open, slit
- gē割qì弃give up; abandon
- gē割qíng情cut off feelings, sever emotional ties
- gē割qíng情qì弃ài爱Sever emotional ties, Give up on love
- gē割jù据separatism, to hold territory and rule independently
- gē割jù据de的separatist, factional
- gē割diào掉cut off, sever
- gē割duàn断to sever; to cut off
- gē割duàn断le了cut off, severed
- gē割jù炬Cutting torch, Torch
Frequently asked questions
- What does 割去 mean in Chinese?
- 割去 (gē qù) means “cut off, remove, excise, sever”.
- How do you pronounce 割去?
- 割去 is pronounced gē qù in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “cut off” in Chinese?
- “cut off” is 割去 (gē qù) in Chinese.
- How is 割去 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 割去, each with pinyin and an English translation.