出没 Pronunciation and Pinyin
出没 Usage and Examples
frequent
haunt
prowl
appear and disappear
一个无头骑士常出没于乡间的小路上。
A headless rider haunts the country lanes.
据说那座老宅子有鬼魂出没。
People say ghosts haunt that old house.
The characters in 出没
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 出
- chū出chǒu丑make a fool of oneself, embarrass oneself
- chū出zhú主yi意give an idea, offer advice
- chū出hū乎beyond, contrary to
- chū出hū乎qí其lèi类bá拔hū乎qí其cuì萃Outstanding and preeminent, Surpassing its peers
- chū出hū乎yì意wài外de地unexpectedly, surprisingly
- chū出hū乎yì意liào料de的unexpected, surprising
- chū出hū乎suó所yǒu有rén人de的yì意liào料To everyone's surprise, Against all expectations
- chū出le了happened, occurred
- chū出le了gè个emerged, arose
- chū出le了gè个xiǎo小cuò错Made a small mistake, Made a slight error
- chū出le了míng名become famous, be well-known
- chū出le了míng名de地famously, notoriously
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Open the tool →Questions about 出没
What does 出没 mean in Chinese?
出没 (chū mò) means “frequent, haunt, prowl, appear and disappear”.
How do you pronounce 出没?
出没 is pronounced chū mò in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “frequent” in Chinese?
“frequent” is 出没 (chū mò) in Chinese.
How is 出没 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 出没, each with pinyin and an English translation.