再多 Pronunciation and Pinyin
再多 Usage and Examples
more
even more
再多上三四个星期也难不倒我。
Three or four more weeks won't kill me!
如果我再多说一点，结果或许会不同。
Things might have been different if I'd talked a bit more.
The characters in 再多
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 再
- zài再 yě也 méi没yǒu有Never again, No longer
- zài再sān三Over and over again; repeatedly.
- zài再bù不Otherwise; or else; if not
- zài再bú不fù复Never again, No more
- zài再yě也no longer, never again
- zài再yě也bù不never again, no longer
- zài再yě也bú不huì会Never again, Will never again
- zài再yě也bù不gǎn敢Won't dare again, Never again
- zài再yě也bú不yòng用No longer need to, Won't have to
- zài再yě也bù不xiāng相wǎng往lái来Never interact again, Cut ties permanently
- zài再yě也rěn忍bú不zhù住Can't hold back anymore, Can't resist anymore
- zài再yě也yì抑zhì制bú不zhù住can no longer hold back, can no longer suppress
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Open the tool →Questions about 再多
What does 再多 mean in Chinese?
再多 (zài duō) means “more, even more”.
How do you pronounce 再多?
再多 is pronounced zài duō in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “more” in Chinese?
“more” is 再多 (zài duō) in Chinese.
How is 再多 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 再多, each with pinyin and an English translation.