钝拙 (dùn zhuō) — “Awkward; clumsy; dull-witted” in Chinese
钝拙 (dùn zhuō) means “Awkward; clumsy; dull-witted” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
Awkward; clumsy; dull-witted.
The characters in 钝拙
More words starting with 钝
- dùn钝le了blunt, dull
- dùn钝huà化passivation
- dùn钝xiǎng响a deep and dull sound
- dùn钝qì器blunt instrument, blunt weapon
- dùn钝tóu头bǐ笔blunt pen, blunt pencil
- dùn钝tài态Dullness, State of being dull
- dùn钝tài态mó膜Passive film, Passive layer
- dùn钝sè涩Dull, Blunt
- dùn钝zhì滞Dull, sluggish; blunt (not sharp).
- dùn钝zhòng重heavy and unwieldy, ponderous
- dùn钝zhòng重de的blunt, dull
Frequently asked questions
- What does 钝拙 mean in Chinese?
- 钝拙 (dùn zhuō) means “Awkward; clumsy; dull-witted”.
- How do you pronounce 钝拙?
- 钝拙 is pronounced dùn zhuō in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “Awkward; clumsy; dull-witted.” in Chinese?
- “Awkward; clumsy; dull-witted.” is 钝拙 (dùn zhuō) in Chinese.