赤字 (chì zì) — “Deficit, red ink” in Chinese
赤字 (chì zì) means “deficit, red ink, shortfall” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
deficit
red ink
shortfall
贸易赤字仍是美国经济的软肋。
The trade deficit remains the soft underbelly of the US economy.
他承诺着手处理该国严重的赤字问题。
He promised to get to work on the state's massive deficit.
The characters in 赤字
More words starting with 赤
- chì赤hòu候to reconnoitre; to scout
- chì赤guāng光guāng光stark-naked; completely naked
- chì赤fèng凤Red Phoenix, Scarlet Phoenix
- chì赤dì地barren land, wasteland
- chì赤bì壁Red Cliffs, Chibi
- chì赤bì壁fù赋Ode to the Red Cliffs, Rhapsody on the Red Cliffs
- chì赤qiàn嵌lóu楼Chihkan Tower, Fort Provintia
- chì赤xīn心loyal heart, true heart
- chì赤xīn心fèng奉xiàn献Sincere dedication, Wholehearted devotion
- chì赤chén忱absolute sincerity
- chì赤chén忱zhī之xīn心Sincere heart, True heart
- chì赤rì日yán炎yán炎scorching sun, blazing sun
Frequently asked questions
- What does 赤字 mean in Chinese?
- 赤字 (chì zì) means “deficit, red ink, shortfall”.
- How do you pronounce 赤字?
- 赤字 is pronounced chì zì in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “deficit” in Chinese?
- “deficit” is 赤字 (chì zì) in Chinese.
- How is 赤字 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 赤字, each with pinyin and an English translation.