来临之际 Pronunciation and Pinyin
来临之际 Usage and Examples
on the eve of
as it approaches
upon its arrival
In the days coming up to the May Day holiday, students of various grades at the school worked together in the fields, says school principal Yang Bo.
When Thanksgiving week comes I pray for the arrival of January second.
The characters in 来临之际
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 来
- lái来yí一fèn份I'll have one., One, please.
- lái来yí一jù句Say something, Give a line
- lái来yì一bēi杯A drink., Have one.
- lái来yí一cì次Do it once., Have a try.
- lái来yì一wǎn碗A bowl, please, One bowl, please
- lái来shàng上bān班Come to work, Go to work
- lái来bu不jí及Too late, Not enough time
- lái来bu不jí及le了Too late, No time left
- lái来bù不dé得to be impermissible; will not do
- lái来bu不de得de的Not allowed, Unacceptable
- lái来gè个Have one., Get one.
- lái来lín临Coming, Arrival
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Open the tool →Questions about 来临之际
What does 来临之际 mean in Chinese?
来临之际 (lái lín zhī jì) means “on the eve of, as it approaches, upon its arrival”.
How do you pronounce 来临之际?
来临之际 is pronounced lái lín zhī jì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “on the eve of” in Chinese?
“on the eve of” is 来临之际 (lái lín zhī jì) in Chinese.
How is 来临之际 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 来临之际, each with pinyin and an English translation.