重臣 Pronunciation and Pinyin
重臣 Usage and Examples
key minister
senior official
powerful statesman
As the eldest son of Zeng Guofan, the main minister in the late Qing dynasty, Zeng Jize was given a strict education when he was young.
The iron credential, which the emperors award to their official's records or in important position, is a kind of authenticating object with the feature of oath of alliance.
The characters in 重臣
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 重
- chóng重sān三dié迭sì四dì地repeatedly, over and over again
- zhòng重zhōng中zhī之zhòng重top priority, highest priority
- zhòng重rèn任heavy responsibility, important task
- zhòng重shāng伤seriously injured, grievously wounded
- zhòng重shāng伤yuán员seriously wounded, seriously injured
- zhòng重tǐ体lì力láo劳dòng动heavy manual labor, strenuous physical work
- chóng重zuò做redo, do over
- zhòng重bīng兵massive (huge) forces
- zhòng重diǎn典Severe measures, Draconian laws
- chóng重xiě写rewrite
- chóng重chū出to reappear
- zhòng重jī击Slam, Smash
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Open the tool →Questions about 重臣
What does 重臣 mean in Chinese?
重臣 (zhòng chén) means “key minister, senior official, powerful statesman”.
How do you pronounce 重臣?
重臣 is pronounced zhòng chén in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “key minister” in Chinese?
“key minister” is 重臣 (zhòng chén) in Chinese.
How is 重臣 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 重臣, each with pinyin and an English translation.