快件 Pronunciation and Pinyin
快件 Usage and Examples
express
courier
express mail
express delivery
我可以快件寄给你，或者以合理的价钱补偿你。
I can either send it to you by express mail or alternatively compensate you at a reasonable price.
平信投递速度太慢；寄快件意味着要排很久的队
Delivery was slow; sending express mail meant waiting in queues.
The characters in 快件
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 快
- kuài快yì一diǎn点Hurry up, A little faster
- kuài快lè乐Happy, Joy
- kuài快lè乐de地happily, joyfully
- kuài快lè乐shí时guāng光Happy times, Good times
- kuài快lè乐de的happy, joyful
- kuài快lè乐shùn瞬jiān间Happy moment, Joyful moment
- kuài快xiē些Hurry up, Faster
- kuài快dào到approaching, almost here
- kuài快dào到le了Almost there, Coming soon
- kuài快mài卖wán完le了Almost sold out, Nearly sold out
- kuài快qù去Go!, Hurry up!
- kuài快zāi哉How delightful!, How splendid!
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Open the tool →Questions about 快件
What does 快件 mean in Chinese?
快件 (kuài jiàn) means “express, courier, express mail, express delivery”.
How do you pronounce 快件?
快件 is pronounced kuài jiàn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “express” in Chinese?
“express” is 快件 (kuài jiàn) in Chinese.
How is 快件 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 快件, each with pinyin and an English translation.