作对 Pronunciation and Pinyin
作对 Usage and Examples
to oppose; to set oneself against
她觉得整个世界都在与她作对。
She felt that the world was against her.
她指责丈夫唆使孩子们跟她作对。
She accused her husband of setting the children against her.
The characters in 作对
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 作
- zuò作yè业Homework, Assignment
- zuò作yè业zhōng中In progress, Working on it
- zuò作yè业pī批gǎi改homework correction, assignment grading
- zuò作yè业qī期jiān间during the operation, during the task
- zuò作yè业běn本workbook, exercise book
- zuò作yè业de的assignment, homework
- zuò作yè业liàng量homework load, workload
- zuò作dōng东to act as host
- zuò作wéi为as, act
- zuò作wéi为yí一gè个As a, Being a
- zuò作wéi为yí一gè个xué学xí习zhě者As a learner, Being a learner
- zuò作wéi为yì一míng名As a
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Open the tool →Questions about 作对
What does 作对 mean in Chinese?
作对 (zuò duì) means “to oppose; to set oneself against”.
How do you pronounce 作对?
作对 is pronounced zuò duì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to oppose; to set oneself against” in Chinese?
“to oppose; to set oneself against” is 作对 (zuò duì) in Chinese.
How is 作对 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 作对, each with pinyin and an English translation.
