garner in Chinese
garner in Chinese is 筒倉, 入仓 — garner means to gather or collect something, especially over time and through effort, such as support, praise, or information.
garner in Chinese
筒倉
Pronounced: tǒng cāng
A granary; a store of grain.
入仓
Pronounced: rù cāng
To reap grain, gather it up, and store it in a granary.
What does "garner" mean?
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verb To gather or collect something, especially over time and through effort, such as support, praise, or information.
"The film garnered rave reviews from critics."
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noun A storehouse for grain, or a store of something.
"The farm's garner was full after a good harvest."
garner in a sentence
- The film garnered rave reviews from critics.
- She garnered enough signatures to get the petition noticed.
- The farm's garner was full after a good harvest.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "garner" in Chinese?
"garner" in Chinese is 筒倉, 入仓. garner means: To gather or collect something, especially over time and through effort, such as support, praise, or information.
How do you pronounce 筒倉?
"garner" in Chinese is 筒倉, pronounced "tǒng cāng".
How do you use "garner" in a sentence?
Example: "The film garnered rave reviews from critics." In Chinese, "garner" is 筒倉, 入仓.
Are there other ways to say "garner" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "garner": 筒倉, 入仓.
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