正午 Pronunciation and Pinyin
正午 Usage and Examples
noon
midday
驾车者被强制要求在正午打开前灯。
Motorists were forced to turn on their headlights at midday.
她将在正午抵达纽约。
She'll arrive in New York at noon.
The characters in 正午
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 正
- zhèng正shàng上yǎn演zhe着unfolding, playing out
- zhèng正yè业main occupation, legitimate profession
- zhèng正zhòng中right in the middle, bullseye
- zhèng正zhōng中wǒ我huái怀Right up my alley, Just what I wanted
- zhèng正yì义Justice, Righteousness
- zhèng正yì义gǎn感sense of justice, sense of righteousness
- zhèng正shì事serious business, main task
- zhèng正shì事ér儿main business, serious business
- zhèng正wǔ五biān边xíng形regular pentagon
- zhèng正chǎn产mature delivery
- zhèng正rén人xiān先zhèng正jǐ己de的dào道lǐ理Lead by example., Practice what you preach.
- zhèng正zhuàn传Main story, Saga
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Open the tool →Questions about 正午
What does 正午 mean in Chinese?
正午 (zhèng wǔ) means “noon, midday”.
How do you pronounce 正午?
正午 is pronounced zhèng wǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “noon” in Chinese?
“noon” is 正午 (zhèng wǔ) in Chinese.
How is 正午 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 正午, each with pinyin and an English translation.