残本 Pronunciation and Pinyin
残本 Usage and Examples
incomplete book
One thing that most people do in fact agree on is that the oldest account of the event is a poetic fragment 12 that's found in Exodus 15, verses one to 12, in particular.
WENZI mainly has two important edition systems, one is the Unearthed Bamboo Slip WENZI at the Bajiaolang, the other is the Presenting Edition WENZI.
The characters in 残本
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 残
- cán残jiàn件fragments, remains
- cán残chuǎn喘one's last breath
- cán残cún存remain, survive
- cán残hài害maim, mutilate
- cán残jú局Endgame, Aftermath
- cán残fèi废disabled, handicapped
- cán残yǐng影afterimage, ghost image
- cán残rěn忍cruel, brutal
- cán残rěn忍de地cruelly, brutally
- cán残rěn忍de的cruel, brutal
- cán残rěn忍chéng程dù度degree of cruelty, cruelty level
- cán残dí敌remnants of the enemy forces
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Open the tool →Questions about 残本
What does 残本 mean in Chinese?
残本 (cán běn) means “incomplete book”.
How do you pronounce 残本?
残本 is pronounced cán běn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “incomplete book” in Chinese?
“incomplete book” is 残本 (cán běn) in Chinese.
How is 残本 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 残本, each with pinyin and an English translation.