驾幸 — “To visit (of an emperor or empress), to honor with one's presence” in Chinese
驾幸 means “to visit (of an emperor or empress), to honor with one's presence” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
to visit (of an emperor or empress)
to honor with one's presence
The characters in 驾幸
More words starting with 驾
- jià驾lín临to arrive, to come
- jià驾yún云ride the clouds, cloud riding
- jià驾bēng崩The emperor died, demise (of an emperor)
- jià驾zhào照driver's license, driving license
- jià驾zhe着driving, riding
- jià驾chuán船jué绝le了Awesome at boating, Great boat handling
- jià驾tǐng艇speedboating; operating a speedboat
- jià驾chē车to drive a vehicle
- jià驾qīng轻jiù就shú熟le了Skilled at it., Proficient in it.
- jià驾yuán辕drive a cart, pull the shafts of a cart
- jià驾yù驭Control, Manage
- jià驾yù驭zhe着driving, riding
Frequently asked questions
- What does 驾幸 mean in Chinese?
- 驾幸 means “to visit (of an emperor or empress), to honor with one's presence”.
- How do you say “to visit (of an emperor or empress)” in Chinese?
- “to visit (of an emperor or empress)” is 驾幸 in Chinese.