藏书万卷 Pronunciation and Pinyin
藏书万卷 Usage and Examples
A vast collection of books
Tens of thousands of books
Extremely well-read
The characters in 藏书万卷
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 藏
- cáng藏bú不zhù住Cannot be hidden, Unconcealable
- cáng藏zhī之míng名shān山chuán传zhī之qí其rén人Preserved in hallowed places, passed to the worthy., Hidden in seclusion, transmitted to the discerning.
- cáng藏shū书book collection, collect books
- cáng藏shū书fēng丰fù富extensive collection of books, rich library
- cáng藏shū书zhī之fēng丰Vast collection of books, Extensive library
- cáng藏shū书shì室library, study
- cáng藏shū书chéng宬Imperial library, Royal library
- cáng藏shū书sǎn散luàn乱Scattered books, Books in disarray
- cáng藏shū书hào浩hàn瀚Vast collection of books, Immense library
- cáng藏shū书liàng量collection size, number of books in collection
- cáng藏le了qǐ起lái来Hid, Was hidden
- cáng藏yú于hidden in, concealed in
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Open the tool →Questions about 藏书万卷
What does 藏书万卷 mean in Chinese?
藏书万卷 (cáng shū wàn juàn) means “a vast collection of books, Tens of thousands of books, Extremely well-read”.
How do you pronounce 藏书万卷?
藏书万卷 is pronounced cáng shū wàn juàn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “A vast collection of books” in Chinese?
“A vast collection of books” is 藏书万卷 (cáng shū wàn juàn) in Chinese.