扣关 Pronunciation and Pinyin
扣关 Usage and Examples
Knock on the gate
beat at the door
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The characters in 扣关
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 扣
- kòu扣shàng上fasten, buckle
- kòu扣xià下withhold, deduct
- kòu扣le了shǐ屎pén盆zi子To scapegoat someone, To pin the blame on someone
- kòu扣rén人xīn心xián弦de的captivating, thrilling
- kòu扣zhù住hold, fasten
- kòu扣jī击knock, tap
- kòu扣fēn分to deduct points
- kòu扣dòng动pull the trigger, press
- kòu扣fā发withhold, deduct
- kòu扣zài在buckle onto, fasten onto
- kòu扣hǎo好Fasten, Button up
- kòu扣zi子button
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Open the tool →Questions about 扣关
What does 扣关 mean in Chinese?
扣关 (kòu guān) means “Knock on the gate, beat at the door”.
How do you pronounce 扣关?
扣关 is pronounced kòu guān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Knock on the gate” in Chinese?
“Knock on the gate” is 扣关 (kòu guān) in Chinese.
How is 扣关 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 扣关, each with pinyin and an English translation.