天禀 Pronunciation and Pinyin
天禀 Usage and Examples
natural talent; native endowment
那末，您明天禀告国王吗？
To-morrow then you will speak to the Emperor?
格拉夫：你懂得，我有种天禀，一种感知人们弱项的天禀。
Graves: You see, I have a gift. An instinct for sensing people's weaknesses.
The characters in 天禀
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 天
- tiān天yì一hēi黑as soon as it gets dark, when night falls
- tiān天shàng上in the sky, in heaven
- tiān天shàng上dì地xià下wéi惟wǒ我dú独zūn尊I alone am supreme., I am supreme in heaven and on earth.
- tiān天shàng上tiān天xià下wéi惟wǒ我dú独zūn尊I alone am the World-Honored One., In heaven and on earth, I alone am supreme.
- tiān天shàng上shǎo少yǒu有dì地xià下nán难xún寻One of a kind, Extremely rare
- tiān天xià下the world, all under heaven
- tiān天xià下zhī之zhǔ主Ruler of the world, Lord of the world
- tiān天xià下rén人everyone, all people
- tiān天xià下yǒu有qíng情rén人Lovers all over the world, All lovers everywhere
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Open the tool →Questions about 天禀
What does 天禀 mean in Chinese?
天禀 (tiān bǐng) means “natural talent; native endowment”.
How do you pronounce 天禀?
天禀 is pronounced tiān bǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “natural talent; native endowment” in Chinese?
“natural talent; native endowment” is 天禀 (tiān bǐng) in Chinese.
How is 天禀 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 天禀, each with pinyin and an English translation.