终成眷属 Pronunciation and Pinyin
终成眷属 Usage and Examples
to live happily ever after
to be happily married
to eventually become a couple
to tie the knot eventually
A pair of lovers saw him and commented
Some of Shakespeare's comedies are ended by a marriage.
The characters in 终成眷属
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 终
- zhōng终jiǔ久eventually; in the end; ultimately
- zhōng终liǎo了End or finish.
- zhōng终yú于Finally, At last
- zhōng终yú于jué决dìng定finally decided, at last decided
- zhōng终yú于chá查míng明le了It was finally found out., It was finally determined.
- zhōng终yú于luò落xià下finally fell, finally dropped
- zhōng终fú伏Final Fú period, Last Dog Days
- zhōng终huì会eventually, ultimately
- zhōng终qí其yī一shēng生throughout one's life, all one's life
- zhōng终kě可finally, eventually
- zhōng终chǎng场Full time, The end
- zhōng终tiān天nián年live out one's days, die a natural death
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What does 终成眷属 mean in Chinese?
终成眷属 (zhōng chéng juàn shǔ) means “to live happily ever after, to be happily married, to eventually become a couple, to tie the knot eventually”.
How do you pronounce 终成眷属?
终成眷属 is pronounced zhōng chéng juàn shǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to live happily ever after” in Chinese?
“to live happily ever after” is 终成眷属 (zhōng chéng juàn shǔ) in Chinese.
How is 终成眷属 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 终成眷属, each with pinyin and an English translation.