gracious in Chinese
gracious in Chinese is 优雅 — gracious means warm, polite, and considerate toward others, especially in a way that shows good manners.
gracious in Chinese
优雅
Pronounced: yōu yǎ
full of grace; graceful; charming; elegant (in appearance, conduct, movement)
What does "gracious" mean?
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adjective Warm, polite, and considerate toward others, especially in a way that shows good manners.
"Our host was gracious enough to let us stay an extra night."
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adjective Elegant and comfortable, often describing a lifestyle or surroundings.
"The old manor house was known for its gracious living."
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interjection Used to express surprise, shock, or mild frustration.
""Good gracious!" she exclaimed when she saw the mess."
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gracious in a sentence
- Our host was gracious enough to let us stay an extra night.
- She was gracious in defeat, congratulating her opponent warmly.
- The old manor house was known for its gracious living.
- "Good gracious!" she exclaimed when she saw the mess.
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What is "gracious" in Chinese?
"gracious" in Chinese is 优雅. gracious means: Warm, polite, and considerate toward others, especially in a way that shows good manners.
How do you pronounce 优雅?
"gracious" in Chinese is 优雅, pronounced "yōu yǎ".
How do you use "gracious" in a sentence?
Example: "Our host was gracious enough to let us stay an extra night." In Chinese, "gracious" is 优雅.
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