书案 Pronunciation and Pinyin
书案 Usage and Examples
A writing desk or a long desk.
The evolution of North American horse, which was once presented as a classic textbook example of gradual evolution, is now providing equally compelling evidence for punctuated equilibrium.
Everyday he studied far into the night. Sometimes he fell asleep on the writing desk.
The characters in 书案
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 书
- shū书shàng上on the book, in the book
- shū书zhōng中in the book, within the book
- shū书zhōng中de的in the book, of the book
- shū书zhōng中de的yào要diǎn点main points of the book, key points of the book
- shū书dān丹Write in red ink, Write with cinnabar
- shū书tǐ体Calligraphic style, Script style
- shū书xìn信letter, correspondence
- shū书xìn信wǎng往lái来Correspondence, Letter exchange
- shū书tóng僮book boy, page
- shū书diǎn典classics or ancient texts
- shū书cè册Book, Volume
- shū书xiě写write, writing
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What does 书案 mean in Chinese?
书案 (shū àn) means “a writing desk or a long desk”.
How do you pronounce 书案?
书案 is pronounced shū àn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “A writing desk or a long desk.” in Chinese?
“A writing desk or a long desk.” is 书案 (shū àn) in Chinese.
How is 书案 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 书案, each with pinyin and an English translation.