gramps in Chinese
gramps in Chinese is 外公 — gramps means informal word for grandfather.
gramps in Chinese
外公
Pronounced: wài gōng
(colloquial, humorous) Grandpa, grandfather.
What does "gramps" mean?
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noun Informal word for grandfather.
"Gramps took us fishing every summer."
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noun A casual, sometimes teasing way to refer to an old man in general.
"Hey gramps, get off the road!"
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gramps in a sentence
- Gramps took us fishing every summer.
- Hey gramps, get off the road!
- "Slow down there, gramps," the teenager joked.
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What is "gramps" in Chinese?
"gramps" in Chinese is 外公. gramps means: Informal word for grandfather.
How do you pronounce 外公?
"gramps" in Chinese is 外公, pronounced "wài gōng".
How do you use "gramps" in a sentence?
Example: "Gramps took us fishing every summer." In Chinese, "gramps" is 外公.
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