听差 Pronunciation and Pinyin
听差 Usage and Examples
Attendant
Page
约翰曾给外交大臣当过听差。
John has paged the Foreign Minister.
一只大盘子直向听差的脑袋飞来。
A large plate came skimming out, straight at the footman 's head.
The characters in 听差
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 听
- tīng听bú不dào到Can't hear, Unable to hear
- tīng听bù不dé得unbearable to hear, cannot bear to hear
- tīng听bù不dǒng懂I don't understand., I can't understand.
- tīng听bù不dǒng懂de的incomprehensible, unintelligible
- tīng听bù不míng明bai白don't understand, can't understand
- tīng听bù不qīng清I can't hear you., Unclear.
- tīng听bù不qīng清de的inaudible, indistinct
- tīng听bú不jiàn见Can't hear, Unable to hear
- tīng听bú不jiàn见le了Can't hear, Gone deaf
- tīng听bú不jìn进unreceptive, unwilling to listen
- tīng听bú不jìn进qu去unwilling to listen, unable to take advice
- tīng听bù不jìn进qu去le了Can't listen anymore, Not sinking in
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Open the tool →Questions about 听差
What does 听差 mean in Chinese?
听差 (tīng chāi) means “Attendant, Page”.
How do you pronounce 听差?
听差 is pronounced tīng chāi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Attendant” in Chinese?
“Attendant” is 听差 (tīng chāi) in Chinese.
How is 听差 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 听差, each with pinyin and an English translation.