字据 Pronunciation and Pinyin
字据 Usage and Examples
written proof
document
contract
deed
别人向我借钱时一般都会请求立字据。
When someone borrows money from me, I usually ask for an IOU.
然而，这张私了字据并未给整个纠纷画上句号。
However, this does not give the whole compounding disputes writings ends.
The characters in 字据
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 字
- zì字yì义meaning of a word, literal meaning
- zì字tǐ体Font, Typeface
- zì字diǎn典dictionary
- zì字shì势character posture, character disposition
- zì字jù句words and expressions
- zì字jù句zhī之jiān间between the lines, between words
- zì字hào号font size
- zì字kuài块Text block, Character block
- zì字zì字every word, word for word
- zì字zì字jù句jù句every word and every sentence, word for word
- zì字tiè帖calligraphy copybook, handwriting copybook
- zì字fú幅Calligraphic work, Inscription
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Open the tool →Questions about 字据
What does 字据 mean in Chinese?
字据 (zì jù) means “written proof, document, contract, deed”.
How do you pronounce 字据?
字据 is pronounced zì jù in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “written proof” in Chinese?
“written proof” is 字据 (zì jù) in Chinese.
How is 字据 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 字据, each with pinyin and an English translation.