immortal in Chinese
immortal in Chinese is 不朽的, 不朽 — immortal means living forever; never dying.
immortal in Chinese
不朽的
Pronounced: bù xiǔ de
Not susceptible to death; living forever; never dying.
不朽
Pronounced: bù xiǔ
One who is not susceptible to death.
What does "immortal" mean?
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adj Living forever; never dying.
"In Greek myth, the gods were immortal."
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adj So great or memorable that it will never be forgotten.
"Shakespeare wrote some of literature's most immortal lines."
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noun A being that cannot die.
"The story follows an immortal who has watched centuries pass."
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immortal in a sentence
- In Greek myth, the gods were immortal.
- No living thing on Earth is truly immortal.
- Shakespeare wrote some of literature's most immortal lines.
- The story follows an immortal who has watched centuries pass.
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What is "immortal" in Chinese?
"immortal" in Chinese is 不朽的, 不朽. immortal means: Living forever; never dying.
How do you pronounce 不朽的?
"immortal" in Chinese is 不朽的, pronounced "bù xiǔ de".
How do you use "immortal" in a sentence?
Example: "In Greek myth, the gods were immortal." In Chinese, "immortal" is 不朽的, 不朽.
Are there other ways to say "immortal" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "immortal": 不朽的, 不朽.
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