礼宾司 Pronunciation and Pinyin
礼宾司 Usage and Examples
Department of Protocol
Directorate of Protocol
Protocol Department
The working personnel affairs, about for a long time, have what good plan.
In these countries, to cater to meet, the special abroad, leading to concierge concierge to write report and give him.
The characters in 礼宾司
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 礼
- lǐ礼zhī之yòng用hé和wèi为guì贵Harmony is to be valued in the practice of rites., In the application of ritual, harmony is paramount.
- lǐ礼yuè乐Rites and music, Rituals and music
- lǐ礼zhàng仗ceremonial weapon, honor guard
- lǐ礼yí仪Etiquette, Ceremony
- lǐ礼yí仪shì事wù务protocol affairs, ceremonial matters
- lǐ礼yí仪zhì制dù度Etiquette system, Ritual system
- lǐ礼yí仪guī规fàn范Etiquette, Protocol
- lǐ礼yí仪duì队wu伍honor guard, ceremonial team
- lǐ礼fó佛Worship Buddha, Pay homage to Buddha
- lǐ礼dān单list of gifts
- lí礼pǐn品gift, present
- lǐ礼qì器ritual vessel, ceremonial object
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Open the tool →Questions about 礼宾司
What does 礼宾司 mean in Chinese?
礼宾司 (lǐ bīn sī) means “Department of Protocol, Directorate of Protocol, Protocol Department”.
How do you pronounce 礼宾司?
礼宾司 is pronounced lǐ bīn sī in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Department of Protocol” in Chinese?
“Department of Protocol” is 礼宾司 (lǐ bīn sī) in Chinese.
How is 礼宾司 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 礼宾司, each with pinyin and an English translation.