crux in Chinese
crux in Chinese is 要旨, 神秘 — crux means the most important or decisive point of a matter.
crux in Chinese
要旨
Pronounced: yào zhǐ
神秘
Pronounced: shén mì
A puzzle or difficulty.
What does "crux" mean?
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noun The most important or decisive point of a matter.
"The crux of the argument was whether the contract had been broken."
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noun A constellation in the southern sky, commonly known as the Southern Cross.
"Crux appears on the flags of Australia and New Zealand."
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crux in a sentence
- The crux of the argument was whether the contract had been broken.
- Crux appears on the flags of Australia and New Zealand.
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What is "crux" in Chinese?
"crux" in Chinese is 要旨, 神秘. crux means: The most important or decisive point of a matter.
How do you pronounce 要旨?
"crux" in Chinese is 要旨, pronounced "yào zhǐ".
How do you use "crux" in a sentence?
Example: "The crux of the argument was whether the contract had been broken." In Chinese, "crux" is 要旨, 神秘.
Are there other ways to say "crux" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "crux": 要旨, 神秘.
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