久违 Pronunciation and Pinyin
久违 Usage and Examples
long time no see
long-unseen
it's been a while
北京市民喜迎久违大雪天。
Thirsty Beijing embraces long-awaited snow.
这个世界上人口最多的国家，正在寻回其久违的力量。
It is the world's most populous country, now reclaiming its long-lost power.
The characters in 久违
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 久
- jiǔ久jiǔ久for a long time, long-lasting
- jiú久jiǔ久bù不xī息long-lasting, enduring
- jiú久jiǔ久bú不yuàn愿lí离qù去Linger, Reluctant to leave
- jiú久jiǔ久bú不sàn散Lingering, Long-lasting
- jiú久jiǔ久bù不néng能píng平fù复Long unsettled, Took a long time to subside
- jiú久jiǔ久bù不néng能píng平jìng静Long unable to calm down, Remained unsettled for a long time
- jiú久jiǔ久bù不néng能wàng忘huái怀Unforgettable, Hard to forget
- jiú久jiǔ久bù不néng能sàn散qu去lingers for a long time, slow to dissipate
- jiú久jiǔ久bù不yǔ语Silent for a long time, Remained speechless for a long time
- jiú久jiǔ久huí回wèi味linger on, savor
- jiǔ久le了for a long time, after a long time
- jiú久yǎng仰I've heard a lot about you., I've long admired you.
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Open the tool →Questions about 久违
What does 久违 mean in Chinese?
久违 (jiǔ wéi) means “long time no see, long-unseen, it's been a while”.
How do you pronounce 久违?
久违 is pronounced jiǔ wéi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “long time no see” in Chinese?
“long time no see” is 久违 (jiǔ wéi) in Chinese.
How is 久违 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 久违, each with pinyin and an English translation.
