chaperone in Chinese
chaperone in Chinese is 卡賓槍 — chaperone means an adult who accompanies and supervises younger people at a social event, to make sure things stay appropriate.
chaperone in Chinese
卡賓槍
Pronounced: kǎ bīn qiāng
An older person who accompanies other younger people to ensure the propriety of their behaviour, often an older woman accompanying a young woman.
What does "chaperone" mean?
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noun An adult who accompanies and supervises younger people at a social event, to make sure things stay appropriate.
"Her mother acted as chaperone on the school field trip."
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noun In biology, a protein that helps other molecules fold correctly without becoming part of the final structure itself.
"Heat-shock proteins act as chaperones, helping damaged proteins refold."
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verb To supervise and accompany someone, typically at an event.
"Two parents volunteered to chaperone the overnight trip."
chaperone in a sentence
- Her mother acted as chaperone on the school field trip.
- The prom had several teacher chaperones keeping an eye on things.
- Heat-shock proteins act as chaperones, helping damaged proteins refold.
- Two parents volunteered to chaperone the overnight trip.
Common Chinese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "chaperone" in Chinese?
"chaperone" in Chinese is 卡賓槍. chaperone means: An adult who accompanies and supervises younger people at a social event, to make sure things stay appropriate.
How do you pronounce 卡賓槍?
"chaperone" in Chinese is 卡賓槍, pronounced "kǎ bīn qiāng".
How do you use "chaperone" in a sentence?
Example: "Her mother acted as chaperone on the school field trip." In Chinese, "chaperone" is 卡賓槍.
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