让位 Pronunciation and Pinyin
让位 Usage and Examples
abdicate
step down
give up one's position
他说他准备让位于党内的年轻人。
He said he was prepared to make way for younger people in the party.
他应该让位给一位更年轻、更果断的领导者。
He should give way to a younger, more decisive leader.
The characters in 让位
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 让
- ràng让rén人make people, let people
- ràng让rén人bù不jīn禁can't help but, makes one can't help but
- ràng让rén人bù不shū舒fu服de的uncomfortable, unsettling
- ràng让rén人bù不jiě解puzzling, confusing
- ràng让rén人men们let people, make people
- ràng让rén人zuò作ǒu呕disgusting, nauseating
- ràng让rén人shī失wàng望disappointing, a letdown
- ràng让rén人tóu头téng疼a headache, troublesome
- ràng让rén人hén很yǒu有shí食yù欲Appetizing, Mouth-watering
- ràng让rén人yì意xiǎng想bú不dào到de的unexpected, surprising
- ràng让rén人gǎn感dào到make one feel, give a sense of
- ràng让rén人gǎn感dào到pí疲bèi惫makes one feel tired, is tiring
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Open the tool →Questions about 让位
What does 让位 mean in Chinese?
让位 (ràng wèi) means “abdicate, step down, give up one's position”.
How do you pronounce 让位?
让位 is pronounced ràng wèi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “abdicate” in Chinese?
“abdicate” is 让位 (ràng wèi) in Chinese.
How is 让位 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 让位, each with pinyin and an English translation.