焦黄 Pronunciation and Pinyin
焦黄 Usage and Examples
Toast tan; sallow.
煎至焦黄之后加入半锅水，再加入盐和胡椒。
After it browns, add a half pot of water and a little more salt and pepper.
把榛子放到烤箱里烤至焦黄。
Roast the hazelnuts in the oven until brown.
The characters in 焦黄
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Parched, Extremely thirsty
- jiāo焦kě渴de的Parched, Extremely thirsty
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Open the tool →Questions about 焦黄
What does 焦黄 mean in Chinese?
焦黄 (jiāo huáng) means “Toast tan; sallow”.
How do you pronounce 焦黄?
焦黄 is pronounced jiāo huáng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Toast tan; sallow.” in Chinese?
“Toast tan; sallow.” is 焦黄 (jiāo huáng) in Chinese.
How is 焦黄 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 焦黄, each with pinyin and an English translation.