焦渴 Pronunciation and Pinyin
焦渴 Usage and Examples
Parched
Extremely thirsty
在焦渴中，这是任何饮品都无法替代的。
In Jiaohe, this is any drinks are irreplaceable.
她不是焦渴的唇，也不是伸出的空空的手。
It is not a mouth thirsting nor an empty hand stretched forth.
The characters in 焦渴
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 焦
- jiāo焦xiān先shēng生Mr. Jiao
- jiāo焦tǔ土scorched earth, scorched-earth policy
- jiāo焦gān干parched; extremely dry
- jiāo焦sī思kǔ苦lǜ虑le了worried and thought hard, racked one's brains
- jiāo焦jí急Anxious; worried; concerned.
- jiāo焦jí急wàn万fēn分extremely anxious, very worried
- jiāo焦jí急de地anxiously, impatiently
- jiāo焦jí急de得anxiously, impatiently
- jiāo焦jí急shí时When anxious, When worried
- jiāo焦kū枯scorched and withered, blasted
- jiāo焦kě渴de的Parched, Extremely thirsty
- jiāo焦lú炉coke oven
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Open the tool →Questions about 焦渴
What does 焦渴 mean in Chinese?
焦渴 (jiāo kě) means “Parched, Extremely thirsty”.
How do you pronounce 焦渴?
焦渴 is pronounced jiāo kě in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Parched” in Chinese?
“Parched” is 焦渴 (jiāo kě) in Chinese.
How is 焦渴 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 焦渴, each with pinyin and an English translation.