bland in Chinese
bland in Chinese is 軟, 淡, 朋友 — bland means lacking strong flavour; mild or tasteless.
bland in Chinese
軟
Pronounced: ruǎn
Having a soothing effect; not irritating or stimulating.
淡
Pronounced: dàn
Lacking in taste or flavor.
朋友
Pronounced: péng you
(now, _, rare) Mild; soft, gentle, balmy; smooth in manner; suave.
What does "bland" mean?
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adj Lacking strong flavour; mild or tasteless.
"The soup was bland, so I added some pepper and salt."
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adj Lacking excitement, character, or interest.
"His speech was polite but bland, with nothing memorable in it."
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bland in a sentence
- The soup was bland, so I added some pepper and salt.
- Hospital food has a reputation for being bland.
- His speech was polite but bland, with nothing memorable in it.
- The new office design looks very bland and corporate.
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What is "bland" in Chinese?
"bland" in Chinese is 軟, 淡, 朋友. bland means: Lacking strong flavour; mild or tasteless.
How do you pronounce 軟?
"bland" in Chinese is 軟, pronounced "ruǎn".
How do you use "bland" in a sentence?
Example: "The soup was bland, so I added some pepper and salt." In Chinese, "bland" is 軟, 淡, 朋友.
Are there other ways to say "bland" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 3 translations listed for "bland": 軟, 淡, 朋友.
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