御林军 Pronunciation and Pinyin
御林军 Usage and Examples
imperial guards; palace guards
In times of danger flags could be hoisted and lanterns lit around the white dago ba to summon the imperial troops into battle.
In times of danger, flags could be hoisted and lanterns lit around the white dagoba to summon the imperial troops into battle.
The characters in 御林军
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 御
- yù御xià下Manage subordinates, Control one's inferiors
- yù御wǔ侮resist foreign aggression
- yù御yī医imperial physician
- yù御chú厨Imperial chef, Royal chef
- yù御shǐ史Censor, Imperial Censor
- yù御shǐ史tái台Censorate, Office of the Imperial Censor
- yù御shǐ史dà大fū夫Censor-in-chief, Grand Censor
- yù御bǎo宝imperial jade seal
- yù御róng容Emperor's portrait
- yù御hán寒keep out the cold
- yù御hán寒de的warm, cold-proof
- yù御róng戎zhī之shù术Military strategy, Art of warfare management
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Open the tool →Questions about 御林军
What does 御林军 mean in Chinese?
御林军 (yù lín jūn) means “imperial guards; palace guards”.
How do you pronounce 御林军?
御林军 is pronounced yù lín jūn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “imperial guards; palace guards” in Chinese?
“imperial guards; palace guards” is 御林军 (yù lín jūn) in Chinese.
How is 御林军 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 御林军, each with pinyin and an English translation.