凌迟 Pronunciation and Pinyin
凌迟 Usage and Examples
death by a thousand cuts
lingchi
slow slicing
「詹姆斯昨晚死了，似乎是凌迟至死。」安娜声音哽咽。
"James was died last night, seeming toss to death. " Anne's voice choked with sobs.
他说，澳航正在被“凌迟处死”：“我们必须让它终止”。
Qantas, he said, had been suffering "death by a thousand cuts": "We had to bring it to a close".
The characters in 凌迟
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 凌
- líng凌luàn乱Disordered and messy
- líng凌luàn乱bù不kān堪Extremely messy, In a total mess
- líng凌luàn乱de的messy, disheveled
- líng凌rén人overbearing, domineering
- líng凌wǔ侮To bully or humiliate someone.
- líng凌duó凙icicle
- líng凌lì厉sharp, fierce
- líng凌chén晨the small hours, the early morning
- líng凌xùn汛Ice jam flood
- líng凌bō波Treading on waves, Walking on water
- líng凌bō波xiān仙zǐ子Fairy Treading on Waves, Goddess of Luo River
- líng凌kōng空High up in the air; aloft.
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Open the tool →Questions about 凌迟
What does 凌迟 mean in Chinese?
凌迟 (líng chí) means “death by a thousand cuts, lingchi, slow slicing”.
How do you pronounce 凌迟?
凌迟 is pronounced líng chí in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “death by a thousand cuts” in Chinese?
“death by a thousand cuts” is 凌迟 (líng chí) in Chinese.
How is 凌迟 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 凌迟, each with pinyin and an English translation.