暂缺 Pronunciation and Pinyin
暂缺 Usage and Examples
Currently missing
Unavailable
Temporarily unavailable
This would include cases where heart tissue becomes damaged after being deprived temporarily of oxygen due to a blockage in the blood supply.
Preconditioning of the heart induced by a brief ischemia or hyperthermia is exerted in two phases, early and delayed protection.
The characters in 暂缺
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 暂
- zàn暂bù不Not yet, Not for now
- zàn暂qiě且for the time being
- zàn暂dài代temporarily replace, substitute
- zàn暂tíng停Pause
- zàn暂tíng停xià下lai来pause, stop
- zàn暂tíng停le了paused, suspended
- zàn暂tíng停yíng营yè业Temporarily closed, Business suspended
- zàn暂cuò厝To temporarily house a coffin, To temporarily store
- zàn暂dìng定Tentative, Provisional
- zàn暂xī息Pause, Respite
- zàn暂fàng放put aside, set aside
- zàn暂shí时Temporarily, for a short period.
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Open the tool →Questions about 暂缺
What does 暂缺 mean in Chinese?
暂缺 (zàn quē) means “Currently missing, Unavailable, Temporarily unavailable”.
How do you pronounce 暂缺?
暂缺 is pronounced zàn quē in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Currently missing” in Chinese?
“Currently missing” is 暂缺 (zàn quē) in Chinese.
How is 暂缺 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 暂缺, each with pinyin and an English translation.