Adrian in Chinese
Adrian in Chinese is 阿帝安 — Adrian means a masculine given name of Latin origin, referring to someone from the region of Hadria.
Adrian in Chinese
阿帝安
Pronounced: ā dì ān
A en given name.
What does "Adrian" mean?
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name A masculine given name of Latin origin, referring to someone from the region of Hadria.
"Adrian moved to London to study architecture."
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name Occasionally used as a feminine given name.
"Adrian is her legal first name, though most people assume it's male."
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name A surname derived from the given name.
"The Adrian family owns the local bakery."
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adj Relating to the Adriatic Sea.
"The Adrian coast has a long shipping history."
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Adrian in a sentence
- Adrian moved to London to study architecture.
- Adrian is her legal first name, though most people assume it's male.
- The Adrian family owns the local bakery.
- The Adrian coast has a long shipping history.
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What is "Adrian" in Chinese?
"Adrian" in Chinese is 阿帝安. Adrian means: A masculine given name of Latin origin, referring to someone from the region of Hadria.
How do you pronounce 阿帝安?
"Adrian" in Chinese is 阿帝安, pronounced "ā dì ān".
How do you use "Adrian" in a sentence?
Example: "Adrian moved to London to study architecture." In Chinese, "Adrian" is 阿帝安.
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