Kevin in Chinese
Kevin in Chinese is 克文 — Kevin means british slang, often disparaging: a stereotype of an unsophisticated or unfashionable young working-class man.
Kevin in Chinese
克文
Pronounced: Kè wén
A en given name.
What does "Kevin" mean?
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noun British slang, often disparaging: a stereotype of an unsophisticated or unfashionable young working-class man.
"The comedian played "Kevin", a sneering teenage caricature."
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Kevin in a sentence
- The comedian played "Kevin", a sneering teenage caricature.
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What is "Kevin" in Chinese?
"Kevin" in Chinese is 克文. Kevin means: British slang, often disparaging: a stereotype of an unsophisticated or unfashionable young working-class man.
How do you pronounce 克文?
"Kevin" in Chinese is 克文, pronounced "Kè wén".
How do you use "Kevin" in a sentence?
Example: "The comedian played "Kevin", a sneering teenage caricature." In Chinese, "Kevin" is 克文.
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