顶戴 Pronunciation and Pinyin
顶戴 Usage and Examples
official's hat
Mandarin's cap
official headwear
帝国官吏的顶戴花翎不见了，但是社会仍然保持中世纪的腐朽形态。
The imperial trappings were gone but underneath still lay the rotten body of medieval life.
The characters in 顶戴
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 顶
- dǐng顶gè个pì屁yòng用What's the use?, It's useless.
- dǐng顶chū出lai来push out, force out
- dǐng顶guā呱guā呱Excellent, Superb
- díng顶zuǐ嘴talk back, retort
- dǐng顶zài在against, pressed against
- dǐng顶duō多at most; at best
- díng顶hǎo好excellent, superb
- dǐng顶jiān尖Top, Leading
- dǐng顶jiān尖rén人cái才top talent, elite talent
- dǐng顶jiān尖qǐ企yè业Top-tier companies, Leading enterprises
- dǐng顶jiān尖gōng公sī司top company, leading company
- dǐng顶jiān尖chú厨shī师top chef, master chef
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Open the tool →Questions about 顶戴
What does 顶戴 mean in Chinese?
顶戴 (dǐng dài) means “official's hat, Mandarin's cap, official headwear”.
How do you pronounce 顶戴?
顶戴 is pronounced dǐng dài in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “official's hat” in Chinese?
“official's hat” is 顶戴 (dǐng dài) in Chinese.
How is 顶戴 used in a sentence?
This page has 1 example sentence using 顶戴, each with pinyin and an English translation.