zhang
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Noun — A traditional Chinese unit of length, equal to ten Chinese feet.
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Etymology
From the Mandarin word zhàng.
Full origin of zhang →Frequently asked questions
What does “zhang” mean?
The word “zhang” means a traditional Chinese unit of length, equal to ten Chinese feet. In plain terms, an old Chinese measurement of length, roughly equivalent to a few metres depending on era.
How do you pronounce “zhang”?
“Zhang” is pronounced jang (/d͡ʒæŋ/ in IPA).
How do you use “zhang” in a sentence?
Here is “zhang” used in a sentence: “The old temple wall was said to be three zhang high.”
What part of speech is “zhang”?
“Zhang” is a noun.
Is “zhang” a common word?
“Zhang” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How long is a "zhang" in modern measurements?
A "zhang" is a traditional Chinese unit of length equal to ten Chinese feet, though its exact modern equivalent has varied depending on the historical standard used for the Chinese foot.
Is "zhang" still used as a measurement today?
The "zhang" is a traditional unit of length, and traditional Chinese measurements like it have largely been superseded by the metric system in most modern contexts, though they may still appear in historical, cultural, or specialized texts.