扭送 Pronunciation and Pinyin
扭送 Usage and Examples
Hand over (a suspect)
Escort (to the police)
The robber, who had during this story become as white as chalk, jumped up and tried to escape, but the guests held him fast, and turned him over to the courts.
Although some suggest the killer was a resident of Whitechapel, wouldn't locals have given him up to the police? Especially after a reward was offered.
The characters in 扭送
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 扭
- niǔ扭kuī亏turn loss into profit, reverse losses
- niǔ扭shāng伤sprain, strain
- niǔ扭shāng伤le了sprained, twisted
- niǔ扭shāng伤de的sprained, strained
- niǔ扭zhù住grip firmly, tackle
- niǔ扭dào到sprain, twist
- niǔ扭lì力twisting force
- niǔ扭lì力tiān天píng平Torsion balance
- niǔ扭dòng动twist, wiggle
- niǔ扭tóu头turn one's head, look away
- niú扭dǎ打to wrestle; to grapple
- niú扭niǔ扭niē捏niē捏de的coy, hesitant
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Open the tool →Questions about 扭送
What does 扭送 mean in Chinese?
扭送 (niǔ sòng) means “Hand over (a suspect), Escort (to the police)”.
How do you pronounce 扭送?
扭送 is pronounced niǔ sòng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Hand over (a suspect)” in Chinese?
“Hand over (a suspect)” is 扭送 (niǔ sòng) in Chinese.
How is 扭送 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 扭送, each with pinyin and an English translation.