缠绵 Pronunciation and Pinyin
缠绵 Usage and Examples
Intimate
Lingering
Protracted
有时候他们会缠绵不休，而且病毒和疫苗可以传播唾液或其它液体。
They're all over each other sometimes and viruses and vaccines can spread saliva or other fluids.
你是鼻涕，我是痰，缠缠绵绵到喉咙。
You are my nose, I am phlegm, wrapped around the throat.
The characters in 缠绵
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 缠
- chán缠shàng上le了entangled, got involved
- chán缠rén人de的clingy, annoying
- chán缠zhù住entangle, wrap around
- chán缠zhù住le了tangled, caught
- chán缠zài在yì一qǐ起entangled, intertwined
- chán缠tóu头turban, head wrap
- chán缠jiā夹to harass or nag persistently
- chán缠hǎo好wrapped tightly, wound properly
- chán缠chéng成wound into, twisted into
- chán缠shǒu手Troublesome; knotty; sticky.
- chán缠rǎo扰stalk, harass
- chán缠zhe着pester, wrap around
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Open the tool →Questions about 缠绵
What does 缠绵 mean in Chinese?
缠绵 (chán mián) means “Intimate, Lingering, Protracted”.
How do you pronounce 缠绵?
缠绵 is pronounced chán mián in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Intimate” in Chinese?
“Intimate” is 缠绵 (chán mián) in Chinese.
How is 缠绵 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 缠绵, each with pinyin and an English translation.