一介 Pronunciation and Pinyin
一介 Usage and Examples
a mere
an ordinary person
不论他是位博士或只是一介小民。
Be he doctor or mere mister.
作为一介凡人，希腊银行巨头的高管们目前做得不算太坏。
With merely mortal powers, the executives running the country’s biggest banks have not done too bad a job.
The characters in 一介
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 一
- yī一 xià下wǔ午an afternoon, one afternoon
- yī一 zhǒng种a, a kind of
- yī一yī一one by one, each and every one
- yí一zhàng丈gāo高one zhang tall, a zhang high
- yí一shàng上rèn任upon taking office, upon assuming office
- yí一shàng上rèn任jiù就upon taking office, as soon as appointed
- yí一shàng上wǔ午all morning, the whole morning
- yí一shàng上wǔ午de的morning's, a morning's
- yí一shàng上shì市upon launch, when launched
- yí一shàng上shì市jiù就upon its listing, as soon as it went public
- yí一shàng上lai来at first, right off the bat
- yí一shàng上jià架Upon listing, When launched
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Open the tool →Questions about 一介
What does 一介 mean in Chinese?
一介 (yí jiè) means “a mere, an ordinary person”.
How do you pronounce 一介?
一介 is pronounced yí jiè in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “a mere” in Chinese?
“a mere” is 一介 (yí jiè) in Chinese.
How is 一介 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 一介, each with pinyin and an English translation.