铸币 Pronunciation and Pinyin
铸币 Usage and Examples
minting
coining
coinage
1965年，造币厂停止在10美分铸币中加入银。
In 1965 the mint stopped putting silver in dimes.
我可以告诉你，在铸币厂的那一天是相当令人激动的。
I can tell you that it was quite an emotional day at the Mint.
The characters in 铸币
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 铸
- zhù铸jiàn件Casting, Cast part
- zhù铸kè刻zhe着engraved, inscribed
- zhù铸jiàn剑shǐ史shàng上de的in sword-making history, of sword-making history
- zhù铸jiàn剑dà大shī师Master swordsmith, Sword-forging master
- zhù铸jiàn剑gōng工yì艺Sword-making, Bladesmithing
- zhù铸jiàn剑shī师swordsmith
- zhù铸xíng型Mold, Casting mold
- zhù铸zì字Cast type, Typefounding
- zhù铸jiù就forge, build
- zhù铸jiù就le了forged, built
- zhù铸gōng工founder or foundry work
- zhù铸yǒu有cast with, bearing
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Open the tool →Questions about 铸币
What does 铸币 mean in Chinese?
铸币 (zhù bì) means “minting, coining, coinage”.
How do you pronounce 铸币?
铸币 is pronounced zhù bì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “minting” in Chinese?
“minting” is 铸币 (zhù bì) in Chinese.
How is 铸币 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 铸币, each with pinyin and an English translation.