Delaware in Chinese
Delaware in Chinese is 特拉华 — Delaware means one of the fifty US states, the first to ratify the Constitution.
Delaware in Chinese
特拉华
Pronounced: Tè lā huá
A member of the Lenape / Delaware people.
特拉华
Pronounced: Tè lā huá
The Lenape people, the indigenous people of Lenapehoking, in what is now the Mid-Atlantic United States.
What does "Delaware" mean?
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name One of the fifty US states, the first to ratify the Constitution.
"Delaware is famous for having no sales tax."
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name A river running through New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.
"George Washington famously crossed the Delaware River in 1776."
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noun A member of the Lenape people, an Indigenous nation of the mid-Atlantic United States.
"The Delaware lived along the river long before European settlers arrived."
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noun A variety of small, sweet, amber-colored grape grown in the US.
"Delaware grapes are often used to make sweet white wines."
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Delaware in a sentence
- Delaware is famous for having no sales tax.
- George Washington famously crossed the Delaware River in 1776.
- The Delaware lived along the river long before European settlers arrived.
- Delaware grapes are often used to make sweet white wines.
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What is "Delaware" in Chinese?
"Delaware" in Chinese is 特拉华. Delaware means: One of the fifty US states, the first to ratify the Constitution.
How do you pronounce 特拉华?
"Delaware" in Chinese is 特拉华, pronounced "Tè lā huá".
How do you use "Delaware" in a sentence?
Example: "Delaware is famous for having no sales tax." In Chinese, "Delaware" is 特拉华.
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