天赋异禀 Pronunciation and Pinyin
天赋异禀 Usage and Examples
exceptionally gifted
highly talented
prodigious talent
他是个天赋异禀的天才教师。
He was a uniquely gifted teacher.
我对她的履历一无所知。我不知道她是不是天赋异禀。
I know nothing about her resume. I have no idea whether she has talent.
The characters in 天赋异禀
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 天
- tiān天yì一hēi黑as soon as it gets dark, when night falls
- tiān天shàng上in the sky, in heaven
- tiān天shàng上dì地xià下wéi惟wǒ我dú独zūn尊I alone am supreme., I am supreme in heaven and on earth.
- tiān天shàng上tiān天xià下wéi惟wǒ我dú独zūn尊I alone am the World-Honored One., In heaven and on earth, I alone am supreme.
- tiān天shàng上shǎo少yǒu有dì地xià下nán难xún寻One of a kind, Extremely rare
- tiān天xià下the world, all under heaven
- tiān天xià下zhī之zhǔ主Ruler of the world, Lord of the world
- tiān天xià下rén人everyone, all people
- tiān天xià下yǒu有qíng情rén人Lovers all over the world, All lovers everywhere
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What does 天赋异禀 mean in Chinese?
天赋异禀 (tiān fù yì bǐng) means “exceptionally gifted, highly talented, prodigious talent”.
How do you pronounce 天赋异禀?
天赋异禀 is pronounced tiān fù yì bǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “exceptionally gifted” in Chinese?
“exceptionally gifted” is 天赋异禀 (tiān fù yì bǐng) in Chinese.
How is 天赋异禀 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 天赋异禀, each with pinyin and an English translation.