excessive in Chinese
excessive in Chinese is 太过 — excessive means going beyond a reasonable or acceptable amount; too much.
excessive in Chinese
太过
Pronounced: tài guò
Exceeding the usual bounds of something; too much (of amount); extravagant; immoderate.
What does "excessive" mean?
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adjective Going beyond a reasonable or acceptable amount; too much.
"The movie's excessive use of special effects distracted from the plot."
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excessive in a sentence
- The movie's excessive use of special effects distracted from the plot.
- Excessive noise from the building site kept the whole street awake at night.
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What is "excessive" in Chinese?
"excessive" in Chinese is 太过. excessive means: Going beyond a reasonable or acceptable amount; too much.
How do you pronounce 太过?
"excessive" in Chinese is 太过, pronounced "tài guò".
How do you use "excessive" in a sentence?
Example: "Excessive noise from the building site kept the whole street awake at night." In Chinese, "excessive" is 太过.
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