Epiphany in Chinese
Epiphany in Chinese is 显现日, 示威 — Epiphany means a sudden, striking flash of insight or understanding.
Epiphany in Chinese
显现日
Pronounced: xiǎn xiàn rì
A en given name.
示威
Pronounced: shì wēi
A manifestation or appearance of a divine or superhuman being.
What does "Epiphany" mean?
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noun A sudden, striking flash of insight or understanding.
"Halfway through the lecture, she had an epiphany about how to fix her code."
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noun Epiphany: a Christian feast, celebrated on January 6, marking the revealing of Jesus Christ to the Magi.
"Many countries celebrate Epiphany with parades and gift-giving on January 6."
Epiphany in a sentence
- Halfway through the lecture, she had an epiphany about how to fix her code.
- His epiphany came while washing dishes — he suddenly knew he wanted to change careers.
- Many countries celebrate Epiphany with parades and gift-giving on January 6.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Epiphany" in Chinese?
"Epiphany" in Chinese is 显现日, 示威. Epiphany means: A sudden, striking flash of insight or understanding.
How do you pronounce 显现日?
"Epiphany" in Chinese is 显现日, pronounced "xiǎn xiàn rì".
How do you use "Epiphany" in a sentence?
Example: "Halfway through the lecture, she had an epiphany about how to fix her code." In Chinese, "Epiphany" is 显现日, 示威.
Are there other ways to say "Epiphany" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "Epiphany": 显现日, 示威.
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