端的 Pronunciation and Pinyin
端的 Usage and Examples
Indeed; really; after all.
那一端的接线员欢快而轻松。
The telephonist at the other end was cheery and casual.
处于社会阶层另一端的是杂货商。
At the other end of the social scale was the grocer.
The characters in 端的
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 端
- duān端shàng上serve, bring
- duān端shàng上lai来Serve it, Bring it out
- duān端lì丽Dignified and beautiful, Graceful and elegant
- duān端ní倪hint, clue
- duān端xiān先shēng生Mr. Duan
- duān端níng凝Elegant and composed.
- duān端níng凝dì地dignifiedly, composedly
- duān端chū出serve, bring out
- duān端wǔ午jié节Dragon Boat Festival, Duanwu Festival
- duān端qù去carry away, take over
- duān端zuò坐Sit upright, Sit properly
- duān端píng平Duanping
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Open the tool →Questions about 端的
What does 端的 mean in Chinese?
端的 (duān dì) means “Indeed; really; after all”.
How do you pronounce 端的?
端的 is pronounced duān dì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Indeed; really; after all.” in Chinese?
“Indeed; really; after all.” is 端的 (duān dì) in Chinese.
How is 端的 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 端的, each with pinyin and an English translation.