额骨 Pronunciation and Pinyin
额骨 Usage and Examples
frontal bone
收藏者支付数千美元为了鲨鱼下额骨。
Collectors pay thousands of dollars for the jawbones of a shark.
包括更厚实强壮的额骨、颊骨、颚骨和颈椎骨。
These include thicker, stronger bones in the forehead, cheeks, jaw and neck.
The characters in 额骨
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 额
- é额qián前forehead, fringe
- é额qián前de的frontal
- é额qián前de的tóu头fa发bangs, fringe
- é额wài外extra, additional
- é额wài外rèn任wu务extra task, additional task
- é额wài外bào报chou酬Additional pay, Bonus
- é额wài外shōu收rù入extra income, additional income
- é额wài外de的extra, additional
- é额wài外de的gōng工zuò作extra work, additional work
- é额wài外de的kāi开xiāo销extra cost, additional expense
- é额wài外fèi费yòng用extra cost, additional fee
- é额wài外pèi配jiàn件Extra accessories, Optional accessories
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Open the tool →Questions about 额骨
What does 额骨 mean in Chinese?
额骨 (é gǔ) means “frontal bone”.
How do you pronounce 额骨?
额骨 is pronounced é gǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “frontal bone” in Chinese?
“frontal bone” is 额骨 (é gǔ) in Chinese.
How is 额骨 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 额骨, each with pinyin and an English translation.