indulgence in Chinese
indulgence in Chinese is 气量, 兴趣 — indulgence means the act of allowing oneself or someone else a pleasure, often more than is wise.
indulgence in Chinese
气量
Pronounced: qì liàng
The act of indulging.
兴趣
Pronounced: xìng qù
Something in which someone indulges.
What does "indulgence" mean?
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noun The act of allowing oneself or someone else a pleasure, often more than is wise.
"A weekly indulgence in dessert won't ruin your diet."
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noun A tolerant or lenient attitude toward someone's wishes or faults.
"She thanked the audience for their indulgence during the technical delay."
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noun In the Catholic Church, a formal reduction of the punishment due for sins, granted after confession.
"The medieval sale of indulgences was a major cause of the Reformation."
indulgence in a sentence
- A weekly indulgence in dessert won't ruin your diet.
- She thanked the audience for their indulgence during the technical delay.
- The medieval sale of indulgences was a major cause of the Reformation.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "indulgence" in Chinese?
"indulgence" in Chinese is 气量, 兴趣. indulgence means: The act of allowing oneself or someone else a pleasure, often more than is wise.
How do you pronounce 气量?
"indulgence" in Chinese is 气量, pronounced "qì liàng".
How do you use "indulgence" in a sentence?
Example: "A weekly indulgence in dessert won't ruin your diet." In Chinese, "indulgence" is 气量, 兴趣.
Are there other ways to say "indulgence" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "indulgence": 气量, 兴趣.
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