悲剧结局 Pronunciation and Pinyin
悲剧结局 Usage and Examples
tragic ending
sad ending
unhappy ending
While two of these ships sank, they were all designed with double hulls believed to make them "unsinkable", perhaps a mistaken idea that led to the Titanic's and the Britannic's tragic end.
This implies the tragic dynamism and historical inevitability.
The characters in 悲剧结局
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 悲
- bēi悲shāng伤sadness, grief
- bēi悲shāng伤de地sadly, sorrowfully
- bēi悲shāng伤de的sad, sorrowful
- bēi悲liáng凉Sorrowful and desolate.
- bēi悲liáng凉de的bleak, dismal
- bēi悲qiē切sorrowful, mournful
- bēi悲jù剧tragedy
- bēi悲jù剧zuò作pǐn品tragedy, tragic play
- bēi悲jù剧chǎng场miàn面Tragic scene, Tragedy
- bēi悲tàn叹lament, bemoan
- bēi悲āi哀sorrow or grief; sad or mournful
- bēi悲zhuàng壮Tragic heroism, Sorrowful grandeur
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What does 悲剧结局 mean in Chinese?
悲剧结局 (bēi jù jié jú) means “tragic ending, sad ending, unhappy ending”.
How do you pronounce 悲剧结局?
悲剧结局 is pronounced bēi jù jié jú in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “tragic ending” in Chinese?
“tragic ending” is 悲剧结局 (bēi jù jié jú) in Chinese.
How is 悲剧结局 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 悲剧结局, each with pinyin and an English translation.