聘金 Pronunciation and Pinyin
聘金 Usage and Examples
bride price
betrothal gift money
我将需要一笔500美元的预付聘金。
I'll need a five-hundred-dollar retainer.
大多数人都意识到，吸引最好的人才要使用高额的应聘金。
Most people recognize the need to pay a golden hello to attract the best.
The characters in 聘金
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 聘
- pìn聘shū书Letter of appointment, Appointment letter
- pìn聘rèn任appoint, engage
- pìn聘qī妻fiancée; an engaged woman
- pìn聘qǔ娶betroth, marry
- pìn聘qī期Term of employment, Appointment period
- pìn聘yòng用hire, employ
- pìn聘lǐ礼Bride price, Betrothal gifts
- pìn聘yuē约employment contract, contract of service
- pìn聘qǐng请hire, employ
- pìn聘qǐng请le了Hired, Recruited
- pìn聘diào调transfer and appointment, appointment and transfer
- pìn聘xuǎn选Select and appoint, Selection
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Open the tool →Questions about 聘金
What does 聘金 mean in Chinese?
聘金 (pìn jīn) means “bride price, betrothal gift money”.
How do you pronounce 聘金?
聘金 is pronounced pìn jīn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “bride price” in Chinese?
“bride price” is 聘金 (pìn jīn) in Chinese.
How is 聘金 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 聘金, each with pinyin and an English translation.