珍闻 Pronunciation and Pinyin
珍闻 Usage and Examples
news titbits; curious anecdotes
这只是一个小珍闻。
'That's just one little tidbit.
这可能是一些教育或娱乐，或有趣的珍闻某种关联与你的行业。
It might be something educational or entertaining, or an interesting tidbit that correlates somehow with your industry.
The characters in 珍闻
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 珍
- zhēn珍pǐn品A precious item or a rare treasure.
- zhēn珍qí奇rare; precious and exotic
- zhēn珍qí奇de的rare, exotic
- zhēn珍cún存to treasure and keep carefully
- zhēn珍cún存qǐ起lái来Cherish it, Preserve it
- zhēn珍bǎo宝treasure, jewel
- zhēn珍bǎo宝bān般Precious, Treasure-like
- zhēn珍xī惜Cherish, Treasure
- zhēn珍xī惜guāng光yīn阴Cherish time, Value time
- zhēn珍xī惜dāng当xià下Seize the moment, Live in the present
- zhēn珍xī惜jī机huì会Cherish the opportunity, Value the opportunity
- zhēn珍xī惜yǎn眼qián前Cherish the present, Live in the moment
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Open the tool →Questions about 珍闻
What does 珍闻 mean in Chinese?
珍闻 (zhēn wén) means “news titbits; curious anecdotes”.
How do you pronounce 珍闻?
珍闻 is pronounced zhēn wén in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “news titbits; curious anecdotes” in Chinese?
“news titbits; curious anecdotes” is 珍闻 (zhēn wén) in Chinese.
How is 珍闻 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 珍闻, each with pinyin and an English translation.