致意 Pronunciation and Pinyin
致意 Usage and Examples
convey greetings
extend regards
pay respects
salute
她拘谨地按礼节向他致意。
She greeted him with stiff formality.
她友好地挥手致意。
She waved a friendly greeting.
The characters in 致意
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 致
- zhì致shì仕retire from office, retire
- zhì致yǐ以extend, express
- zhì致shāng伤To cause injury; to wound.
- zhì致shǐ使cause, result in
- zhì致lěng冷cooling, refrigeration
- zhì致lì力devote, dedicate
- zhì致lì力yú于dedicated to, committed to
- zhì致mìng命fatal, deadly
- zhì致mìng命shāng伤fatal wound, mortal wound
- zhì致āi哀Express condolences, Offer condolences
- zhì致mì密dense, compact
- zhì致fù富to become rich; to get rich
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Open the tool →Questions about 致意
What does 致意 mean in Chinese?
致意 (zhì yì) means “convey greetings, extend regards, pay respects, salute”.
How do you pronounce 致意?
致意 is pronounced zhì yì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “convey greetings” in Chinese?
“convey greetings” is 致意 (zhì yì) in Chinese.
How is 致意 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 致意, each with pinyin and an English translation.