合抱 Pronunciation and Pinyin
合抱 Usage and Examples
girth requiring two arms to encircle
of a span of one embrace
他们很少抱怨—至少不在正式场合抱怨。
They seldom complained—officially at least.
合抱之树，生于毫末。
Great oaks from little acorns grow.
The characters in 合抱
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 合
- hé合shàng上Close, Shut
- hé合shàng上le了closed, shut
- hé合bù不lǒng拢cannot close, won't close
- hé合bù不lái来cannot get along well
- hé合jiǔ久bì必fēn分Every union must part, All good things must come to an end
- hé合hū乎conform to, accord with
- hé合hū乎gé格lǜ律de的metrical, metric
- hé合huǒ伙Partnership, To partner
- hé合huǒ伙rén人partner
- hé合tǐ体combine, merge
- hé合zuò作Cooperation, Collaboration
- hé合zuò作yǔ与fā发zhǎn展Cooperation and Development
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What does 合抱 mean in Chinese?
合抱 (hé bào) means “girth requiring two arms to encircle, of a span of one embrace”.
How do you pronounce 合抱?
合抱 is pronounced hé bào in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “girth requiring two arms to encircle” in Chinese?
“girth requiring two arms to encircle” is 合抱 (hé bào) in Chinese.
How is 合抱 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 合抱, each with pinyin and an English translation.