受挫 Pronunciation and Pinyin
受挫 Usage and Examples
To suffer a setback.
尽管明显受挫，但对英格兰队来说绝非胜利无望。
Despite the obvious setbacks, it is not all doom and gloom for the England team.
失败使他们的自信心大为受挫。
They had been badly bruised by the defeat.
The characters in 受挫
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 受
- shòu受bù不liǎo了cannot stand it, cannot bear it
- shòu受le了suffered, received
- shòu受le了shāng伤injured, hurt
- shòu受le了wěi委qu屈feel wronged, be wronged
- shòu受le了jīng惊xià吓scared, frightened
- shòu受le了qī欺fu负was bullied, was picked on
- shòu受le了qì气to be offended, to be insulted
- shòu受le了diǎn点shāng伤Got a minor injury., Was slightly injured.
- shòu受rén人guān关zhù注watched, noticed
- shòu受rén人zūn尊jìng敬respected, esteemed
- shòu受rén人zūn尊jìng敬de的respected, reputable
- shòu受rén人zūn尊jìng敬de的chéng程dù度degree of respect, level of respect
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Open the tool →Questions about 受挫
What does 受挫 mean in Chinese?
受挫 (shòu cuò) means “to suffer a setback”.
How do you pronounce 受挫?
受挫 is pronounced shòu cuò in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “To suffer a setback.” in Chinese?
“To suffer a setback.” is 受挫 (shòu cuò) in Chinese.
How is 受挫 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 受挫, each with pinyin and an English translation.
