屈驾 Pronunciation and Pinyin
屈驾 Usage and Examples
to deign to come
to condescend to visit
明日请屈驾来舍一叙。
Would you be kind enough to come over to my place for a chat tomorrow?
国王屈驾向仆人征求意见。
The king condescended to take advice from his servants.
The characters in 屈驾
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 屈
- qū屈cóng从submit, yield
- qū屈cóng从yú于submit to, yield to
- qū屈shēn伸Flexion and extension, Bend and stretch
- qū屈guāng光dù度diopter, refractive power
- qū屈yuán原Qu Yuan, Qu Yuan, an ancient Chinese poet
- qū屈jiù就accept an appointment, condescend to accept a post
- qū屈jū居rank below, take a subordinate position
- qū屈jǐ己humble oneself, restrain oneself
- qū屈cái才underemployed, to be overqualified
- qū屈cái才le了overqualified, a waste of talent
- qū屈qǔ曲to bend; tortuous
- qū屈fú服yield, submit
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Open the tool →Questions about 屈驾
What does 屈驾 mean in Chinese?
屈驾 (qū jià) means “to deign to come, to condescend to visit”.
How do you pronounce 屈驾?
屈驾 is pronounced qū jià in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to deign to come” in Chinese?
“to deign to come” is 屈驾 (qū jià) in Chinese.
How is 屈驾 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 屈驾, each with pinyin and an English translation.