踏上 Pronunciation and Pinyin
踏上 Usage and Examples
step onto
set foot on
embark on
start on
那是我第一次踏上非洲大地。
It was the first time I had set foot on African soil.
我们很高兴再次踏上陆地。
We were glad to be on dry land again.
The characters in 踏上
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 踏
- tà踏shang上le了stepped onto, embarked on
- tà踏rù入step into, enter
- tà踏rù入shè社huì会enter society, step into society
- tà踏kān勘reconnaissance, preliminary survey
- tā踏shi实Down-to-earth, Reliable
- tā踏shi实le了Relieved, Reassured
- tā踏shi实nǔ努lì力Work diligently, Be practical and hardworking
- tā踏shi实nǔ努lì力de的diligent and conscientious, hardworking and practical
- tā踏shi实gōng工zuò作Work diligently, Work steadily
- tā踏shi实de的down-to-earth, practical
- tā踏shi实kěn肯gàn干de的hardworking and dependable, diligent and practical
- tà踏chūn春go for an outing in spring
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Open the tool →Questions about 踏上
What does 踏上 mean in Chinese?
踏上 (tà shàng) means “step onto, set foot on, embark on, start on”.
How do you pronounce 踏上?
踏上 is pronounced tà shàng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “step onto” in Chinese?
“step onto” is 踏上 (tà shàng) in Chinese.
How is 踏上 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 踏上, each with pinyin and an English translation.