英镑 Pronunciation and Pinyin
英镑 Usage and Examples
Pound
Sterling
那东西花了一百五十英镑。
It cost one hundred and fifty pounds.
英镑陷入了自由跌落。
Sterling went into free fall.
The characters in 英镑
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 英
- yīng英lún伦Britain, British
- yīng英lún伦yáo摇gǔn滚yuè乐British rock, Britpop
- yīng英jùn俊Handsome
- yīng英jùn俊xiāo潇sǎ洒handsome and dashing, handsome and suave
- yīng英yǒng勇Brave, Valiant
- yīng英yǒng勇de地valiantly, heroically
- yīng英yǒng勇wú无wèi畏brave and fearless, valiant
- yīng英yǒng勇shā杀dí敌Fight valiantly, Fight bravely
- yīng英yǒng勇xī牺shēng牲heroic sacrifice, sacrificed heroically
- yīng英yǒng勇de的Valiant, Brave
- yīng英yǒng勇de的jiàng将shì士valiant warriors, brave soldiers
- yīng英yǒng勇wán顽qiáng强de的Brave and tenacious, Valiant and unyielding
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Open the tool →Questions about 英镑
What does 英镑 mean in Chinese?
英镑 (yīng bàng) means “Pound, Sterling”.
How do you pronounce 英镑?
英镑 is pronounced yīng bàng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Pound” in Chinese?
“Pound” is 英镑 (yīng bàng) in Chinese.
How is 英镑 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 英镑, each with pinyin and an English translation.