heads up in Chinese
heads up in Chinese is 注意, 交叉引用 — heads up means an advance warning or piece of information given so that someone can prepare.
heads up in Chinese
注意
Pronounced: zhù yì
交叉引用
Pronounced: jiāo chā yǐn yòng
What does "heads up" mean?
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noun An advance warning or piece of information given so that someone can prepare.
"Thanks for the heads-up about the road closure."
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adjective Alert and quick to react to what is happening.
"That was a heads-up play by the goalkeeper."
heads up in a sentence
- Thanks for the heads-up about the road closure.
- Just a heads-up: the client is joining the call at ten.
- That was a heads-up play by the goalkeeper.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "heads up" in Chinese?
"heads up" in Chinese is 注意, 交叉引用. heads up means: An advance warning or piece of information given so that someone can prepare.
How do you pronounce 注意?
"heads up" in Chinese is 注意, pronounced "zhù yì".
How do you use "heads up" in a sentence?
Example: "Thanks for the heads-up about the road closure." In Chinese, "heads up" is 注意, 交叉引用.
Are there other ways to say "heads up" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "heads up": 注意, 交叉引用.
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