叫牌 Pronunciation and Pinyin
叫牌 Usage and Examples
bidding
大赛的水平越高，就越能显现叫牌的重要。
The higher the level of the game, the more important bidding has become.
一个具有不同含义的重复叫牌，也被认为是不同叫牌。
A call repeated with a much different meaning shall be deemed a different call.
The characters in 叫牌
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 叫
- jiào叫yì一shēng声Call out, Shout
- jiào叫shàng上tái台call to the stage, summon to the stage
- jiào叫bú不shàng上míng名zi字nameless, unnamed
- jiào叫bù不xǐng醒Cannot be woken up, Cannot be made to understand
- jiào叫gè个bù不tíng停keep shouting, keep yelling
- jiào叫le了called, shouted
- jiào叫le了qǐ起lái来cried out, shouted
- jiào叫rén人call someone, ask someone
- jiào叫rén人zuò作ǒu呕disgusting, nauseating
- jiào叫zuò作called, known as
- jiào叫zuò做is called, called
- jiào叫chū出shēng声lái来cry out, shout out
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Open the tool →Questions about 叫牌
What does 叫牌 mean in Chinese?
叫牌 (jiào pái) means “bidding”.
How do you pronounce 叫牌?
叫牌 is pronounced jiào pái in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “bidding” in Chinese?
“bidding” is 叫牌 (jiào pái) in Chinese.
How is 叫牌 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 叫牌, each with pinyin and an English translation.