宰相 Pronunciation and Pinyin
宰相 Usage and Examples
Prime minister in feudal China.
The artist was sure he would be chosen, but when he presented his masterpiece to the emperor's chief minister, the old man laughed.
When all the soldiers worried about what to do next, suddenly, the prime minister Guan Zhong said, "Old horses are clever animals who may know the way back home."
The characters in 宰相
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 宰
- zǎi宰zhì制Dominate, Control
- zǎi宰zhì制le了dominated, controlled
- zǎi宰gē割carve up, slaughter
- zǎi宰kè客To overcharge customers, To rip off customers
- zǎi宰zhí执Chief ministers, Chancellors
- zǎi宰shā杀slaughter, butcher
- zǎi宰shā杀hǎo好de的dressed, butchered
- zǎi宰shā杀de的slaughtered, butchered
- zǎi宰shēng牲jié节Eid al-Adha, Festival of Sacrifice
- zǎi宰xiàng相dù肚lǐ里néng能xíng行zhōu舟chuán船A prime minister's mind is broad enough to sail boats., Be magnanimous and tolerant.
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What does 宰相 mean in Chinese?
宰相 (zǎi xiàng) means “Prime minister in feudal China”.
How do you pronounce 宰相?
宰相 is pronounced zǎi xiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Prime minister in feudal China.” in Chinese?
“Prime minister in feudal China.” is 宰相 (zǎi xiàng) in Chinese.
How is 宰相 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 宰相, each with pinyin and an English translation.