铜鼎 Pronunciation and Pinyin
铜鼎 Usage and Examples
bronze cauldron
bronze tripod
铜鼎上的款识由于年代久远已经很难辨认。
The inscriptions on the bronze tripod can hardly be recognized, since it was made a long long ago.
盘龙城商代遗址和墓葬出土的大玉戈及铜鼎、铜钺；
Panlongcheng Shang tombs excavated sites and a large jade Ge and bronze tripod, bronze;
The characters in 铜鼎
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 铜
- tóng铜zhì制copper, bronze
- tóng铜zhì制de的made of copper, copper
- tóng铜jiàng匠Coppersmith
- tóng铜jiàng匠niǎo鸟Coppersmith Barbet
- tóng铜qì器bronze ware, copper ware
- tóng铜qì器biǎo表miàn面bronze surface, copperware surface
- tóng铜kuài块Copper block, Copper piece
- tóng铜chéng城tiě铁bì壁bān般impenetrable, fortress-like
- tóng铜hú壶copper pot, copper kettle
- tóng铜tóu头tiě铁bì臂bān般de的invulnerable, indestructible
- tóng铜hūn婚Copper Anniversary
- tóng铜hūn婚jì纪niàn念rì日Copper anniversary, Copper wedding anniversary
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Open the tool →Questions about 铜鼎
What does 铜鼎 mean in Chinese?
铜鼎 (tóng dǐng) means “bronze cauldron, bronze tripod”.
How do you pronounce 铜鼎?
铜鼎 is pronounced tóng dǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “bronze cauldron” in Chinese?
“bronze cauldron” is 铜鼎 (tóng dǐng) in Chinese.
How is 铜鼎 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 铜鼎, each with pinyin and an English translation.