唐突 Pronunciation and Pinyin
唐突 Usage and Examples
Abrupt
Presumptuous
Rash
“你叫什么名字？”他唐突地问道。
'What's your name?' he asked brusquely.
她无法忍受他唐突无礼的作风。
She couldn't stand his blunt, graceless manner.
The characters in 唐突
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 唐
- táng唐sān三cǎi彩Tang Sancai, Tang three-color glazed pottery
- táng唐rén人jiē街Chinatown
- táng唐dài代Tang Dynasty
- táng唐dài代fó佛jiào教shǐ史Tang Dynasty Buddhist History, History of Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty
- táng唐dài代de的Tang Dynasty, Tang
- táng唐sēng僧Tang Sanzang, Tripitaka
- táng唐chū初early Tang Dynasty, early Tang
- táng唐gǔ古lā拉shān山Tanggula Mountains
- táng唐gǔ古lā拉shān山mài脉Tangula Mountains, Tanggula Mountains
- táng唐tài太zōng宗Emperor Taizong of Tang, Taizong of Tang
- táng唐sòng宋Tang and Song Dynasties, Tang and Song period
- táng唐shì室Tang Dynasty
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Open the tool →Questions about 唐突
What does 唐突 mean in Chinese?
唐突 (táng tū) means “Abrupt, Presumptuous, Rash”.
How do you pronounce 唐突?
唐突 is pronounced táng tū in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Abrupt” in Chinese?
“Abrupt” is 唐突 (táng tū) in Chinese.
How is 唐突 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 唐突, each with pinyin and an English translation.