fell in Chinese
fell in Chinese is 山, 砍伐 — fell means to cut something down, especially a tree, or to knock someone or something to the ground.
fell in Chinese
山
Pronounced: shān
(archaic, _, outside, _, Northern England, Scotland) A rocky ridge or chain of mountains, particularly in the British Isles or Fennoscandia.
砍伐
Pronounced: kǎn fá
(transitive) To make something fall; especially to chop down a tree.
What does "fell" mean?
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verb To cut something down, especially a tree, or to knock someone or something to the ground.
"The loggers felled three oaks before lunch."
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adj Cruel and merciless; fierce and deadly.
"She spoke of the war's fell consequences."
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noun A high, bare stretch of hill or moorland, especially in northern England.
"They hiked across the fells above Windermere."
fell in a sentence
- The loggers felled three oaks before lunch.
- One punch felled the much bigger man.
- She spoke of the war's fell consequences.
- "One fell swoop" is the only place most people still meet this word.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fell" in Chinese?
"fell" in Chinese is 山, 砍伐. fell means: To cut something down, especially a tree, or to knock someone or something to the ground.
How do you pronounce 山?
"fell" in Chinese is 山, pronounced "shān".
How do you use "fell" in a sentence?
Example: "The loggers felled three oaks before lunch." In Chinese, "fell" is 山, 砍伐.
Are there other ways to say "fell" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "fell": 山, 砍伐.
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