headliner in Chinese
headliner in Chinese is 天 — headliner means the best-known performer at a concert or show, usually appearing last on the bill.
headliner in Chinese
天
Pronounced: tiān
(automotive) The interior fabric covering the ceiling-like area inside of a vehicle.
What does "headliner" mean?
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noun The best-known performer at a concert or show, usually appearing last on the bill.
"The headliner didn't take the stage until nearly midnight."
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noun The fabric lining that covers the ceiling inside a car.
"The old headliner had come loose and was sagging above the back seat."
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headliner in a sentence
- The headliner didn't take the stage until nearly midnight.
- The old headliner had come loose and was sagging above the back seat.
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What is "headliner" in Chinese?
"headliner" in Chinese is 天. headliner means: The best-known performer at a concert or show, usually appearing last on the bill.
How do you pronounce 天?
"headliner" in Chinese is 天, pronounced "tiān".
How do you use "headliner" in a sentence?
Example: "The headliner didn't take the stage until nearly midnight." In Chinese, "headliner" is 天.
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