对不住 Pronunciation and Pinyin
对不住 Usage and Examples
I'm sorry; I beg your pardon.
“是的。”她回答；现在，她觉得自己对不住简和彼得。
"Yes," she answered; and now she felt that she was untrue to Jane as well as to Peter.
对不住的地方，望您海量包涵。
I hope you will be magnanimous enough to excuse any incorrect behaviour on my part.
The characters in 对不住
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 对
- duì对 tā他to him, for him
- duì对yí一xià下Check, Compare
- duì对yì一xiē些bù不guī规fàn范de的cāo操zuò作Some improper operations, Some irregular operations
- duì对yì一xiē些rén人lái来shuō说For some people, To some
- duì对zhàng丈fu夫de的ài爱Love for husband, Marital love
- duì对shàng上match up, face
- duì对xià下to subordinates, downwards
- duì对xià下shǔ属to subordinates, for subordinates
- duì对bù不shàng上Doesn't match, Mismatched
- duì对shì世shì事to worldly affairs, about human affairs
- duì对shì世jiè界de的of the world, to the world
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Open the tool →Questions about 对不住
What does 对不住 mean in Chinese?
对不住 (duì bú zhù) means “I'm sorry; I beg your pardon”.
How do you pronounce 对不住?
对不住 is pronounced duì bú zhù in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “I'm sorry; I beg your pardon.” in Chinese?
“I'm sorry; I beg your pardon.” is 对不住 (duì bú zhù) in Chinese.
How is 对不住 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 对不住, each with pinyin and an English translation.