走调儿 Pronunciation and Pinyin
走调儿 Usage and Examples
out of tune; off-key
她唱歌爱走调儿。
Her singing often gets out of tune.
小提琴走调儿了，声响很刺耳。
The violin goes out of tune and sounds awful.
The characters in 走调儿
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 走
- zǒu走yí一bù步kàn看yí一bù步le了Take it one step at a time., We'll see as we go.
- zǒu走yi一zǒu走take a walk, go for a walk
- zǒu走yí一tàng趟make a trip, run an errand
- zǒu走shàng上walk onto, step onto
- zǒu走shàng上le了embarked on, took up
- zǒu走shàng上qián前Walk forward, Step forward
- zǒu走shàng上qián前qù去step forward, walk up
- zǒu走shàng上qu去walk up, go up
- zǒu走shàng上qí歧tú途go astray, go down the wrong path
- zǒu走xià下walk down, descend
- zǒu走bú不dòng动can't walk, can't go on
- zǒu走bù不wěn稳unsteady, wobbly
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Open the tool →Questions about 走调儿
What does 走调儿 mean in Chinese?
走调儿 (zǒu diào ér) means “out of tune; off-key”.
How do you pronounce 走调儿?
走调儿 is pronounced zǒu diào ér in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “out of tune; off-key” in Chinese?
“out of tune; off-key” is 走调儿 (zǒu diào ér) in Chinese.
How is 走调儿 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 走调儿, each with pinyin and an English translation.