espouse in Chinese
espouse in Chinese is 和, 收养 — espouse means to adopt a belief, cause or way of life and openly support it.
espouse in Chinese
和
Pronounced: hé
(transitive) To marry.
收养
Pronounced: shōu yǎng
(transitive, figurative, modern usage) To accept, support, or take on as one’s own (an idea or a cause).
What does "espouse" mean?
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verb To adopt a belief, cause or way of life and openly support it.
"The party espoused free trade long before it became popular."
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verb To marry someone.
"She was espoused to a cousin she had never met."
espouse in a sentence
- The party espoused free trade long before it became popular.
- He espouses a simplicity he does not practise at home.
- She was espoused to a cousin she had never met.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "espouse" in Chinese?
"espouse" in Chinese is 和, 收养. espouse means: To adopt a belief, cause or way of life and openly support it.
How do you pronounce 和?
"espouse" in Chinese is 和, pronounced "hé".
How do you use "espouse" in a sentence?
Example: "The party espoused free trade long before it became popular." In Chinese, "espouse" is 和, 收养.
Are there other ways to say "espouse" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "espouse": 和, 收养.
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