欠情 Pronunciation and Pinyin
欠情 Usage and Examples
owe a favor
debt of gratitude
be indebted
Love is what gives bliss. The peace. The happiness to die for.
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The characters in 欠情
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 欠
- qiàn欠xià下owe, incur
- qiàn欠xià下le了owed, incurred
- qiàn欠le了owed, in debt
- qiàn欠le了qiàn欠shēn身bowed slightly, gave a slight bow
- qiàn欠chǎn产shortfall in output
- qiàn欠shēn伸to stretch and yawn
- qiàn欠jiā佳Poor, Subpar
- qiàn欠zhài债to be in debt, to owe money
- qiàn欠zhài债léi累léi累heavily in debt, deeply in debt
- qiàn欠zhài债huán还qián钱Pay your debts, Debts must be paid
- qiàn欠qín勤absence from work
- qiàn欠tuǒ妥Not proper; inappropriate
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Open the tool →Questions about 欠情
What does 欠情 mean in Chinese?
欠情 (qiàn qíng) means “owe a favor, debt of gratitude, be indebted”.
How do you pronounce 欠情?
欠情 is pronounced qiàn qíng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “owe a favor” in Chinese?
“owe a favor” is 欠情 (qiàn qíng) in Chinese.
How is 欠情 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 欠情, each with pinyin and an English translation.