出了个小错 — “Made a small mistake, Made a slight error” in Chinese
出了个小错 means “Made a small mistake, Made a slight error, Slipped up a bit” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
Made a small mistake
Made a slight error
Slipped up a bit
The characters in 出了个小错
More words starting with 出
- chū出chǒu丑make a fool of oneself, embarrass oneself
- chū出zhú主yi意give an idea, offer advice
- chū出hū乎beyond, contrary to
- chū出hū乎qí其lèi类bá拔hū乎qí其cuì萃Outstanding and preeminent, Surpassing its peers
- chū出hū乎yì意wài外de地unexpectedly, surprisingly
- chū出hū乎yì意liào料de的unexpected, surprising
- chū出hū乎suó所yǒu有rén人de的yì意liào料To everyone's surprise, Against all expectations
- chū出le了happened, occurred
- chū出le了gè个emerged, arose
- chū出le了míng名become famous, be well-known
- chū出le了míng名de地famously, notoriously
- chū出le了míng名de的famous, well-known
Frequently asked questions
- What does 出了个小错 mean in Chinese?
- 出了个小错 means “Made a small mistake, Made a slight error, Slipped up a bit”.
- How do you say “Made a small mistake” in Chinese?
- “Made a small mistake” is 出了个小错 in Chinese.