太常 Pronunciation and Pinyin
太常 Usage and Examples
Grand Master of Ceremonies
Minister of Ceremonies
太常下雨便会有山崩的问题。
Landslides are a common problem when it rains too often.
我们的教练因为太常大叫所以声音沙哑了。
Our coach has a hoarse voice because he screamed too much.
The characters in 太常
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 太
- tài太jiǔ久Too long, For too long
- tài太jiǔ久le了Too long, For too long
- tài太luàn乱le了It's too messy., It's a mess.
- tài太bǎo保Grand Guardian, Grand Protector
- tài太fù傅Grand Tutor
- tài太gōng公great-grandfather, great-grandpa
- tài太gōng公diào钓yú鱼yuàn愿zhě者shàng上gōu钩Fishing for the willing., The willing take the bait.
- tài太bàn半more than half
- tài太gǔ古Swire, antiquity
- tài太gǔ古shí时dài代Primeval age, Primordial age
- tài太kě可xī惜le了What a pity!, That's a shame!
- tài太shǐ史Grand Scribe, Grand Historian
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Open the tool →Questions about 太常
What does 太常 mean in Chinese?
太常 (tài cháng) means “Grand Master of Ceremonies, Minister of Ceremonies”.
How do you pronounce 太常?
太常 is pronounced tài cháng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Grand Master of Ceremonies” in Chinese?
“Grand Master of Ceremonies” is 太常 (tài cháng) in Chinese.
How is 太常 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 太常, each with pinyin and an English translation.