抓阄儿 Pronunciation and Pinyin
抓阄儿 Usage and Examples
draw lots
简：我们来抓阄儿决定怎么样？
Jane: How about drawing straws to decide?
他们抓阄儿决定谁先走。
They drew lots for the right to go first .
The characters in 抓阄儿
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 抓
- zhuā抓dīng丁conscript, draft
- zhuā抓bú不zhù住cannot hold, cannot catch
- zhuā抓bú不zhù住zhòng重diǎn点Cannot grasp the main point, Missing the point
- zhuā抓gè个bù不tíng停constantly grabbing, keeps grabbing
- zhuā抓jǔ举Snatch
- zhuā抓le了gè个jiū阄Drew lots, Drew a lot
- zhuā抓le了zhuā抓scratched, fumbled
- zhuā抓zhù住catch, grab
- zhuā抓zhù住bú不fàng放Hold on tight, Don't let go
- zhuā抓zhù住le了caught, grabbed
- zhuā抓zhù住guāng光yīn阴Seize the day, Seize the moment
- zhuā抓zhù住jī机huì会Seize the opportunity, Grab the chance
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Open the tool →Questions about 抓阄儿
What does 抓阄儿 mean in Chinese?
抓阄儿 (zhuā jiū ér) means “draw lots”.
How do you pronounce 抓阄儿?
抓阄儿 is pronounced zhuā jiū ér in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “draw lots” in Chinese?
“draw lots” is 抓阄儿 (zhuā jiū ér) in Chinese.
How is 抓阄儿 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 抓阄儿, each with pinyin and an English translation.