emerge in Chinese
emerge in Chinese is 出版, 出 — emerge means to come out from somewhere hidden or enclosed, becoming visible.
emerge in Chinese
出版
Pronounced: chū bǎn
(intransitive) To come into view.
出
Pronounced: chū
(intransitive, copulative) To come out of a situation, object, or a liquid.
What does "emerge" mean?
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verb To come out from somewhere hidden or enclosed, becoming visible.
"The butterfly slowly emerged from its chrysalis and dried its wings."
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verb To become known or apparent, especially after investigation.
"It later emerged that the bus had been late because of a signal fault."
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emerge in a sentence
- The butterfly slowly emerged from its chrysalis and dried its wings.
- The sun emerged from behind the clouds.
- It later emerged that the bus had been late because of a signal fault.
- As the inquiry continued, the true cause of the fire began to emerge.
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What is "emerge" in Chinese?
"emerge" in Chinese is 出版, 出. emerge means: To come out from somewhere hidden or enclosed, becoming visible.
How do you pronounce 出版?
"emerge" in Chinese is 出版, pronounced "chū bǎn".
How do you use "emerge" in a sentence?
Example: "The butterfly slowly emerged from its chrysalis and dried its wings." In Chinese, "emerge" is 出版, 出.
Are there other ways to say "emerge" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "emerge": 出版, 出.
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