诸公 Pronunciation and Pinyin
诸公 Usage and Examples
gentlemen
sirs
好了，他得骗骗群氓诸公。
Well, he would fool the mob.
该算图与国外计算成焦率的诸公式相比较，不仅适用范围广，而且精度高、误差小。
The diagram has not only widely used range, but also higher accuracy than that of formulas from abroad.
The characters in 诸公
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 诸
- zhū诸shì事all matters; all things
- zhū诸shì事bú不shùn顺Nothing goes right, Everything goes wrong
- zhū诸shì事shùn顺suì遂All the best, Smooth sailing
- zhū诸wèi位Everyone, You all
- zhū诸wèi位lái来bīn宾Ladies and Gentlemen, Distinguished guests
- zhū诸wèi位xián贤dá达Distinguished guests, Esteemed individuals
- zhū诸hóu侯Feudal princes, Vassals
- zhū诸hóu侯guó国vassal state, feudal state
- zhū诸fán凡bǎi百shì事everything; all matters
- zhū诸jūn君Gentlemen, Everyone
- zhū诸duō多a lot of; many; a great deal of
- zhū诸duō多bú不biàn便Many inconveniences, Much inconvenience
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Open the tool →Questions about 诸公
What does 诸公 mean in Chinese?
诸公 (zhū gōng) means “gentlemen, sirs”.
How do you pronounce 诸公?
诸公 is pronounced zhū gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “gentlemen” in Chinese?
“gentlemen” is 诸公 (zhū gōng) in Chinese.
How is 诸公 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 诸公, each with pinyin and an English translation.