蛀空 Pronunciation and Pinyin
蛀空 Usage and Examples
Hollowed out
Worm-eaten
Eaten away
南方有些省份还有白蚁蛀空坝脚等等。
In the south, white ants can hollow the dam heel.
记者在一楼的房间内看到，墙裙被剥开，白蚁蛀空部分墙体。
In the press room on the first floor that was when you look Qiangqun, termites gnawing part of wall.
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What does 蛀空 mean in Chinese?
蛀空 (zhù kōng) means “Hollowed out, Worm-eaten, Eaten away”.
How do you pronounce 蛀空?
蛀空 is pronounced zhù kōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Hollowed out” in Chinese?
“Hollowed out” is 蛀空 (zhù kōng) in Chinese.
How is 蛀空 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 蛀空, each with pinyin and an English translation.