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啜茗 Pronunciation and Pinyin

啜茗 Usage and Examples

to sip tea

The characters in 啜茗

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
啜
chuò11sip, sob, or eat
茗
míng9fine tea

More words starting with 啜

  • chuò啜xiān先shēng生Mr. Chuo
  • chuài啜lǎ喇Slurp
  • chuò啜qì泣sob, whimper
  • chuò啜shū菽to eat beans as food
  • chuò啜shū菽wéi为shēng生To live on a meager diet., To subsist on humble fare.
  • chuò啜shū菽yín饮shuǐ水de的shēng生huó活a life of extreme poverty, a simple and frugal life
  • chuò啜yǐn饮sip

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Questions about 啜茗

What does 啜茗 mean in Chinese?

啜茗 (chuò míng) means “to sip tea”.

How do you pronounce 啜茗?

啜茗 is pronounced chuò míng in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “to sip tea” in Chinese?

“to sip tea” is 啜茗 (chuò míng) in Chinese.

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