初伏时节 Pronunciation and Pinyin
初伏时节 Usage and Examples
The beginning of the Dog Days
First Fú period
The characters in 初伏时节
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 初
- chū初yī一the first day of the lunar month, first year of junior high
- chū初yī一shí十wǔ五The first and fifteenth days of the lunar month, New moon and full moon days
- chū初shàng上first on, initial entry
- chū初jiǔ九Initial Nine, First Nine
- chū初fú伏The first fu period
- chū初huì会to meet for the first time
- chū初rù入first entry, initial entry
- chū初rù入guān官chǎng场first entering officialdom, beginning one's political career
- chū初rù入shè社huì会entering the workforce, starting one's career
- chū初rù入zhí职chǎng场Entering the workforce, Starting a career
- chū初rù入zhí职chǎng场de的entry-level, junior
- chū初rù入háng行yè业shí时When first entering the industry, When starting in the industry
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Open the tool →Questions about 初伏时节
What does 初伏时节 mean in Chinese?
初伏时节 (chū fú shí jié) means “the beginning of the Dog Days, First Fú period”.
How do you pronounce 初伏时节?
初伏时节 is pronounced chū fú shí jié in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “The beginning of the Dog Days” in Chinese?
“The beginning of the Dog Days” is 初伏时节 (chū fú shí jié) in Chinese.