的确 Pronunciation and Pinyin
的确 Usage and Examples
Indeed; really.
他的确显得很疲倦。
He does look tired.
她的确是网球高手。
She's really hot stuff at tennis.
The characters in 的确
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 的
- de的yí一dà大chuàng创jǔ举a major breakthrough, a groundbreaking initiative
- de的yì一xiǎo小kuài块tǔ土dì地a small piece of land, a plot of land
- de的yí一zhì致zàn赞yáng扬unanimous praise, consistent praise
- de的yí一bù部fen分a part of, part of
- de的bù不zú足zhī之chù处shortcomings, deficiencies
- de的zhú主guǎn管supervisor, manager
- de的xí习guàn惯the habit, a habit
- de的shì事matter, thing
- de的shì事qing情thing, matter
- de的chán产pǐn品fā发bù布jì计huà划product launch plan, product release plan
- de的rén人people, the people
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Open the tool →Questions about 的确
What does 的确 mean in Chinese?
的确 (dí què) means “Indeed; really”.
How do you pronounce 的确?
的确 is pronounced dí què in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Indeed; really.” in Chinese?
“Indeed; really.” is 的确 (dí què) in Chinese.
How is 的确 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 的确, each with pinyin and an English translation.