鸣金 Pronunciation and Pinyin
鸣金 Usage and Examples
Sound the gong to signal retreat
当鸣金收兵的号角吹响时，儿子再也禁不住得胜的傲气。
When withdrawing clarino goes up, son can't help holding back the pride of victory.
南非世界杯将于11日鸣金开锣。
The South Africa World Cup will make its debut on June 11.
The characters in 鸣金
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 鸣
- míng鸣bù不píng平protest unfairness, speak out against injustice
- míng鸣yuān冤appeal for justice, voice a grievance
- míng鸣fèng凤Singing Phoenix, Phoenix cry
- míng鸣fèng凤jì记The Story of Mingfeng, Mingfeng Chronicle
- míng鸣jiào叫Chirp, Cry
- míng鸣jiào叫shēng声Chirp, Tweet
- míng鸣jiào叫zhe着chirping, tweeting
- míng鸣xiǎng响ring, sound
- míng鸣táng唐Ming Tang
- míng鸣chàng唱sing, warble
- míng鸣zhuàn啭birdsong, warbling
- míng鸣shēng声cry, chirp
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Open the tool →Questions about 鸣金
What does 鸣金 mean in Chinese?
鸣金 (míng jīn) means “Sound the gong to signal retreat”.
How do you pronounce 鸣金?
鸣金 is pronounced míng jīn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Sound the gong to signal retreat” in Chinese?
“Sound the gong to signal retreat” is 鸣金 (míng jīn) in Chinese.
How is 鸣金 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 鸣金, each with pinyin and an English translation.