塞了包袱 (sāi le bāo fu) — “Packed a bag, took on a burden” in Chinese
塞了包袱 (sāi le bāo fu) means “packed a bag, took on a burden” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
packed a bag
took on a burden
The characters in 塞了包袱
More words starting with 塞
- sāi塞bù不jìn进qu去It doesn't fit, Won't go in
- sāi塞zhù住block, plug
- sāi塞bāo包fú袱To offer a bribe; to bribe.
- sài塞wài外Beyond the Great Wall, The regions north of the Great Wall
- sāi塞zi子plug, stopper
- sāi塞cā擦yīn音affricate
- sāi塞mǎn满le了filled, stuffed
- sài塞wēng翁shī失mǎ马ān安zhī知fēi非fú福A blessing in disguise., Every cloud has a silver lining.
- sài塞wēng翁shī失mǎ马yān焉zhī知fēi非fú福A blessing in disguise., A loss may turn out to be a gain.
- sāi塞guī规plug gauge
- sāi塞zé责shirk responsibility, evade duty
- sāi塞chē车traffic jam
Frequently asked questions
- What does 塞了包袱 mean in Chinese?
- 塞了包袱 (sāi le bāo fu) means “packed a bag, took on a burden”.
- How do you pronounce 塞了包袱?
- 塞了包袱 is pronounced sāi le bāo fu in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “packed a bag” in Chinese?
- “packed a bag” is 塞了包袱 (sāi le bāo fu) in Chinese.