哼着歌 Pronunciation and Pinyin
哼着歌 Usage and Examples
humming a song
humming a tune
他一边哼着歌，一边绕市中心驱车前行。
He drove around midtown, singing.
他对宝宝轻声哼着歌。
He was singing softly to the baby.
The characters in 哼着歌
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 哼
- hēng哼yì一shēng声snort, grunt
- hēng哼le了yì一shēng声snorted, hmphed
- hēng哼ér儿hā哈ér儿Mumbling, Indistinct noises
- hēng哼chū出lai来Hum it out, Grunt it out
- hēng哼chī哧to puff and pant heavily
- hēng哼chī哧hēng哼chī哧de地huffing and puffing, grunting and snorting
- hēng哼hēng哼Hmph, Heh heh
- hēng哼jī唧whine, groan
- hēng哼chàng唱To hum a melody softly.
- hēng哼chàng唱zhe着humming, crooning
- hēng哼yō唷Ugh, Heave-ho
- hēng哼yōu唷zhe着Groaning, Grunting
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What does 哼着歌 mean in Chinese?
哼着歌 (hēng zhe gē) means “humming a song, humming a tune”.
How do you pronounce 哼着歌?
哼着歌 is pronounced hēng zhe gē in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “humming a song” in Chinese?
“humming a song” is 哼着歌 (hēng zhe gē) in Chinese.
How is 哼着歌 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 哼着歌, each with pinyin and an English translation.