年代 Pronunciation and Pinyin
年代 Usage and Examples
a decade or an era/period.
男子留长发在60年代流行开来。
Long hair for men came in in the sixties.
我和他初次见面早在1980年代。
I first met him way back in the 80s.
The characters in 年代
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 年
- nián年jiǔ久shī失xiū修de的run-down, dilapidated
- nián年dài代jiú久yuǎn远Ancient, Of great antiquity
- nián年dài代lǐ里in the decades, over the decades
- nián年dài代shùn顺xù序chronological order, chronology
- nián年fèn份year
- nián年fèn份jiú久yuǎn远ancient, old
- nián年huì会annual meeting, annual conference
- nián年fèng俸yearly stipend
- nián年jià假annual leave, vacation
- nián年xiān先shēng生Mr. Nian
- nián年chū初the beginning of the year, early in the year
- nián年lì利lǜ率Annual interest rate, APR
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Open the tool →Questions about 年代
What does 年代 mean in Chinese?
年代 (nián dài) means “a decade or an era/period”.
How do you pronounce 年代?
年代 is pronounced nián dài in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “a decade or an era/period.” in Chinese?
“a decade or an era/period.” is 年代 (nián dài) in Chinese.
How is 年代 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 年代, each with pinyin and an English translation.