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噩兆 Pronunciation and Pinyin

噩兆 Usage and Examples

an ill or bad omen

The characters in 噩兆

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
噩
è16shocking and terrifying
兆
zhào6omen, million, meg

More words starting with 噩

  • è噩è噩hún浑hún浑de的muddled, dazed
  • è噩mèng梦nightmare, bad dream
  • è噩mèng梦zhōng中in a nightmare, during a nightmare
  • è噩hào耗bad news, dreadful news
  • è噩yùn运bad luck; misfortune

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Questions about 噩兆

What does 噩兆 mean in Chinese?

噩兆 (è zhào) means “an ill or bad omen”.

How do you pronounce 噩兆?

噩兆 is pronounced è zhào in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “an ill or bad omen” in Chinese?

“an ill or bad omen” is 噩兆 (è zhào) in Chinese.

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