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charity in Chinese

charity in Chinese is 慈善 — charity means an organization set up to help people in need or support a cause, rather than to make a profit.

charity in Chinese

慈善
noun
Pronounced: cí shàn
(uncountable) Benevolence to others less fortunate than ourselves; the providing of goods or money to those in need.

What does "charity" mean?

  1. noun An organization set up to help people in need or support a cause, rather than to make a profit.
    "She volunteers every weekend for a charity that feeds homeless families."
  2. noun Money, food, or other help given to people who need it.
    "The family survived the winter on charity from their neighbours."
  3. noun A kind, generous, and forgiving attitude toward other people.
    "Even after the argument, she judged him with charity rather than anger."
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charity in a sentence

  • She volunteers every weekend for a charity that feeds homeless families.
  • The concert raised over ten thousand pounds for local charities.
  • The family survived the winter on charity from their neighbours.
  • He refused to accept charity and insisted on paying his own way.

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What is "charity" in Chinese?

"charity" in Chinese is 慈善. charity means: An organization set up to help people in need or support a cause, rather than to make a profit.

How do you pronounce 慈善?

"charity" in Chinese is 慈善, pronounced "cí shàn".

How do you use "charity" in a sentence?

Example: "She volunteers every weekend for a charity that feeds homeless families." In Chinese, "charity" is 慈善.

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