府尹 (fú yǐn) — “Prefect, Prefectural Governor” in Chinese
府尹 (fú yǐn) means “Prefect, Prefectural Governor” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 1 example sentence with English translations.
Usage
Prefect
Prefectural Governor
包括素攀府副府尹和其他领导、华人团体领导、各校师生在内的泰国官员和民众都来欣赏。
The Deputy Governor and other leaders of Suphanburi, Thai school teachers and students participated and enjoyed the performance .
The characters in 府尹
More words starting with 府
- fǔ府shàng上your home, your residence
- fǔ府zhōng中Prefectural office, Government office
- fǔ府zhōng中yì一jué绝The best in the prefecture., A local masterpiece.
- fǔ府nèi内Within the mansion, Inside the government office
- fǔ府chéng城prefectural city
- fú府yǐn尹dà大ren人Prefect, Lord Prefect
- fǔ府kù库Treasury, Storehouse
- fǔ府zhì治site of prefectural government
- fǔ府chóu绸Poplin
- fǔ府yá衙Prefectural office, Yamen
- fú府dǐ邸mansion, residence
- fú府lǐ里inside the mansion, in the residence
Frequently asked questions
- What does 府尹 mean in Chinese?
- 府尹 (fú yǐn) means “Prefect, Prefectural Governor”.
- How do you pronounce 府尹?
- 府尹 is pronounced fú yǐn in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “Prefect” in Chinese?
- “Prefect” is 府尹 (fú yǐn) in Chinese.
- How is 府尹 used in a sentence?
- This page has 1 example sentence using 府尹, each with pinyin and an English translation.