blistering in Chinese
blistering in Chinese is 尖 — blistering means extremely hot.
blistering in Chinese
尖
Pronounced: jiān
Very hot.
What does "blistering" mean?
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adj Extremely hot.
"They worked through blistering afternoon heat."
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adj Very harsh or scathing, especially of criticism.
"The review was a blistering attack on the new policy."
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adj Extremely fast.
"She ran the last lap at a blistering pace."
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blistering in a sentence
- They worked through blistering afternoon heat.
- The review was a blistering attack on the new policy.
- She ran the last lap at a blistering pace.
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What is "blistering" in Chinese?
"blistering" in Chinese is 尖. blistering means: Extremely hot.
How do you pronounce 尖?
"blistering" in Chinese is 尖, pronounced "jiān".
How do you use "blistering" in a sentence?
Example: "They worked through blistering afternoon heat." In Chinese, "blistering" is 尖.
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