牵牛 Pronunciation and Pinyin
牵牛 Usage and Examples
to lead an ox
to lead cattle
牵牛花说了什么？
What did the Convolvulus say?
“我讲的是我的故事——我的梦！”牵牛花回答说。
"I am speaking about my story--about my dream," answered the Convolvulus.
The characters in 牵牛
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 牵
- qiān牵zhì制restrain, contain
- qiān牵dòng动to affect, to involve
- qiān牵dòng动le了affected, stirred
- qiān牵dòng动zhe着affecting, stirring
- qiān牵huí回lead back, pull back
- qiān牵tóu头lead, spearhead
- qiān牵jiù就To accommodate, To yield to
- qiān牵yǐn引pull, tow
- qiān牵qiǎng强far-fetched, strained
- qiān牵qiǎng强fù附huì会de地far-fetchedly, strainedly
- qiān牵chě扯to involve; to implicate
- qiān牵chě扯chū出implicate, involve
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Open the tool →Questions about 牵牛
What does 牵牛 mean in Chinese?
牵牛 (qiān niú) means “to lead an ox, to lead cattle”.
How do you pronounce 牵牛?
牵牛 is pronounced qiān niú in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to lead an ox” in Chinese?
“to lead an ox” is 牵牛 (qiān niú) in Chinese.
How is 牵牛 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 牵牛, each with pinyin and an English translation.