敲锣 Pronunciation and Pinyin
敲锣 Usage and Examples
strike a gong
publicize
老师开始敲锣，午饭时间到了。
The teacher rang a gong; it was time for lunch.
村民们敲锣打鼓放鞭炮。
The villagers beat drums and lit firecrackers.
The characters in 敲锣
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 敲
- qiāo敲bù不xiǎng响le了It no longer rings., It won't make a sound.
- qiāo敲sāng丧zhōng钟Toll the death knell, Ring the passing bell
- qiāo敲le了qiāo敲knocked, tapped
- qiāo敲rù入type in, enter
- qiāo敲jī击knock, strike
- qiāo敲jī击chū出tap out, type out
- qiāo敲jī击shí时when tapping, when striking
- qiāo敲jī击zhe着tapping, knocking
- qiāo敲xiǎng响ring, sound
- qiāo敲xiǎng响sāng丧zhōng钟sound the death knell, spell the end of
- qiāo敲xiǎng响le了rang, knocked
- qiāo敲xiǎng响le了jǐng警zhōng钟To sound the alarm, To raise a red flag
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Open the tool →Questions about 敲锣
What does 敲锣 mean in Chinese?
敲锣 (qiāo luó) means “strike a gong, publicize”.
How do you pronounce 敲锣?
敲锣 is pronounced qiāo luó in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “strike a gong” in Chinese?
“strike a gong” is 敲锣 (qiāo luó) in Chinese.
How is 敲锣 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 敲锣, each with pinyin and an English translation.