charade in Chinese
charade in Chinese is 鬧劇 — charade means an act or pretence that is obvious and unconvincing, meant to create a false impression.
charade in Chinese
鬧劇
Pronounced: nào jù
A deception or pretense, originally an absurdly obvious one but now in general use.
What does "charade" mean?
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noun An act or pretence that is obvious and unconvincing, meant to create a false impression.
"The whole meeting was a charade — the decision had already been made."
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- The whole meeting was a charade — the decision had already been made.
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What is "charade" in Chinese?
"charade" in Chinese is 鬧劇. charade means: An act or pretence that is obvious and unconvincing, meant to create a false impression.
How do you pronounce 鬧劇?
"charade" in Chinese is 鬧劇, pronounced "nào jù".
How do you use "charade" in a sentence?
Example: "The whole meeting was a charade — the decision had already been made." In Chinese, "charade" is 鬧劇.
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