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Cup in Chinese

Cup in Chinese is 巨爵座, 杯, 杯子 — Cup means a small open container, usually with a handle, used for drinking.

Cup in Chinese

巨爵座
noun
Pronounced: Jù jué zuò
(informal, sports) A win of a championship that is awarded a cup.
巨爵座
proper noun
Pronounced: Jù jué zuò
(informal, sports) A particular trophy that is a cup; sometimes with the definite article "the".
noun
Pronounced: bēi
杯子
noun
Pronounced: bēi zi

What does "Cup" mean?

  1. noun A small open container, usually with a handle, used for drinking.
    "She wrapped both hands around a warm cup of tea."
  2. noun A unit of volume used in cooking, roughly 237 mL in the US.
    "The recipe calls for two cups of flour."
  3. noun A trophy shaped like an oversized cup, or the competition it is awarded for.
    "The team lifted the cup after a dramatic penalty shootout."
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Cup in a sentence

  • She wrapped both hands around a warm cup of tea.
  • He knocked his coffee cup off the desk by accident.
  • The recipe calls for two cups of flour.
  • The team lifted the cup after a dramatic penalty shootout.

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What is "Cup" in Chinese?

"Cup" in Chinese is 巨爵座, 杯, 杯子. Cup means: A small open container, usually with a handle, used for drinking.

How do you pronounce 巨爵座?

"Cup" in Chinese is 巨爵座, pronounced "Jù jué zuò".

How do you use "Cup" in a sentence?

Example: "She wrapped both hands around a warm cup of tea." In Chinese, "Cup" is 巨爵座, 杯, 杯子.

Are there other ways to say "Cup" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 3 translations listed for "Cup": 巨爵座, 杯, 杯子.

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