市斤 Pronunciation and Pinyin
市斤 Usage and Examples
jin
market jin
catty
一百市斤为一担。
One hundred jin equals one Dan [picul].
这对夫妇买了他们能找到的最便宜的，大约2美元半公斤（1市斤）的猪肉馅
The couple left with the cheapest thing they could find: half a kilogram of ground pork for about $2.
The characters in 市斤
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 市
- shì市zhōng中xīn心downtown, city center
- shì市zhōng中xīn心guáng广chǎng场Downtown square, City square
- shì市zhōng中xīn心de的downtown, city center
- shì市jǐng井Marketplace, Downtown
- shì市jǐng井zhōng中in the marketplace, among ordinary people
- shì市jǐng井zhī之zhōng中in the marketplace, among common people
- shì市jǐng井wén文huà化Street culture, Folk culture
- shì市jǐng井qì气xī息local flavor, authentic street vibe
- shì市jǐng井pō泼pí皮Street ruffian, Hooligan
- shì市jǐng井shēng生huó活Common life, Street life
- shì市jǐng井fēng风qíng情Local street life, Authentic local flavor
- shì市mǔ亩mu, Chinese acre
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Open the tool →Questions about 市斤
What does 市斤 mean in Chinese?
市斤 (shì jīn) means “jin, market jin, catty”.
How do you pronounce 市斤?
市斤 is pronounced shì jīn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “jin” in Chinese?
“jin” is 市斤 (shì jīn) in Chinese.
How is 市斤 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 市斤, each with pinyin and an English translation.