破费 Pronunciation and Pinyin
破费 Usage and Examples
You shouldn't have
Thanks for the treat
他们的来访使我们破费不小。
Their visit put us to a lot of expense.
何必这么破费？
Why must you go to this expense?
The characters in 破费
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 破
- pò破le了Broken, Torn
- pò破le了gè个dà大dòng洞a big hole, a gaping hole
- pò破le了gè个dòng洞got a hole, a hole formed
- pò破le了de的broken, torn
- pò破chǎn产to go bankrupt; to become insolvent
- pò破chǎn产wēi危jī机bankruptcy crisis, insolvency crisis
- pò破chǎn产de的wēi危jī机bankruptcy crisis, insolvency crisis
- pò破chǎn产de的biān边yuán缘on the verge of bankruptcy, on the brink of bankruptcy
- pò破chǎn产de的fēng风xiǎn险bankruptcy risk, risk of bankruptcy
- pò破chǎn产biān边yuán缘on the verge of bankruptcy, on the brink of bankruptcy
- pò破shāng伤fēng风gán感rǎn染tetanus infection, tetanus
- pò破lì例make an exception, break a rule
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Open the tool →Questions about 破费
What does 破费 mean in Chinese?
破费 (pò fèi) means “You shouldn't have, Thanks for the treat”.
How do you pronounce 破费?
破费 is pronounced pò fèi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “You shouldn't have” in Chinese?
“You shouldn't have” is 破费 (pò fèi) in Chinese.
How is 破费 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 破费, each with pinyin and an English translation.