城府 Pronunciation and Pinyin
城府 Usage and Examples
reservedness
subtlety
guardedness
她这个人一直城府很深，对谁也不相信。
She's always been a deep one, trusting no one.
我们受教育的程度越高，我们就变得越有城府、越不可靠。
The more educated we are, the less transparent and reliable we become.
The characters in 城府
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 城
- chéng城zhōng中in the city, downtown
- chéng城zhōng中cūn村urban village, village in the city
- chéng城zhōng中de的in the city, urban
- chéng城zhǔ主city lord, lord of the city
- chéng城xiāng乡urban and rural areas, city and country
- chéng城guān关the area just outside a city gate
- chéng城nèi内in the city, within the city
- chéng城qū区downtown, urban area
- chéng城xiāng厢dì地qū区urban area, city proper
- chéng城xiāng厢jié结hé合bù部urban-rural fringe, peri-urban area
- chéng城duǒ垛battlements, crenelations
- chéng城yuán垣city wall, rampart
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Open the tool →Questions about 城府
What does 城府 mean in Chinese?
城府 (chéng fǔ) means “reservedness, subtlety, guardedness”.
How do you pronounce 城府?
城府 is pronounced chéng fǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “reservedness” in Chinese?
“reservedness” is 城府 (chéng fǔ) in Chinese.
How is 城府 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 城府, each with pinyin and an English translation.