都督 Pronunciation and Pinyin
都督 Usage and Examples
Commander-in-Chief
Military Governor
姚伦，扬州大都督府参军。诗二首。
Yao Lun, Yangzhou Grand Military enlistment. Two Poems.
所有的老师都督促我们加倍努力的学习。
All our teachers make us study very, very hard,.
The characters in 都督
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 都
- dōu都 shì是all are, are all
- dōu都 néng能all can, can all
- dōu都yí一lǜ律uniformly, without exception
- dōu都bù不tóng同All different, They are all different
- dōu都bù不zhī知dào道I don't even know., I have no idea.
- dōu都bù不néng能None can, All cannot
- dōu都bú不guò过shì是nothing more than, merely
- dū都lì丽beautiful, magnificent
- dōu都le了already, all
- dū都huì会All will, Both will
- dōu都huì会jǔ举bàn办will be held, are always held
- dōu都huì会qù去Everyone will go, All will go
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Open the tool →Questions about 都督
What does 都督 mean in Chinese?
都督 (dū du) means “Commander-in-Chief, Military Governor”.
How do you pronounce 都督?
都督 is pronounced dū du in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Commander-in-Chief” in Chinese?
“Commander-in-Chief” is 都督 (dū du) in Chinese.
How is 都督 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 都督, each with pinyin and an English translation.