flair in Chinese
flair in Chinese is 天資, 风格 — flair means a natural talent or instinctive skill for doing something well.
flair in Chinese
天資
Pronounced: tiān zī
A natural or innate talent or aptitude.
风格
Pronounced: fēng gé
Distinctive style or elegance.
What does "flair" mean?
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noun A natural talent or instinctive skill for doing something well.
"She has a real flair for design."
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noun A stylish or distinctive quality.
"The restaurant decorates every dish with a bit of flair."
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flair in a sentence
- She has a real flair for design.
- He cooks with real flair, even with simple ingredients.
- The restaurant decorates every dish with a bit of flair.
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What is "flair" in Chinese?
"flair" in Chinese is 天資, 风格. flair means: A natural talent or instinctive skill for doing something well.
How do you pronounce 天資?
"flair" in Chinese is 天資, pronounced "tiān zī".
How do you use "flair" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a real flair for design." In Chinese, "flair" is 天資, 风格.
Are there other ways to say "flair" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "flair": 天資, 风格.
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