kingpin in Chinese
kingpin in Chinese is 僧 — kingpin means the most important person in an organization, especially one running a large criminal enterprise.
kingpin in Chinese
僧
Pronounced: sēng
(informal) The most important person in a usually evil undertaking or organization, often a druglord.
What does "kingpin" mean?
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noun The most important person in an organization, especially one running a large criminal enterprise.
"Police finally arrested the drug kingpin after years of investigation."
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noun A central pivot bolt, such as the one connecting a vehicle's steering axle or a trailer to its tractor.
"The mechanic replaced the worn kingpin on the front axle."
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noun The centre pin in a set of bowling pins.
"His ball struck the kingpin dead-on for a perfect strike."
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kingpin in a sentence
- Police finally arrested the drug kingpin after years of investigation.
- The mechanic replaced the worn kingpin on the front axle.
- His ball struck the kingpin dead-on for a perfect strike.
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What is "kingpin" in Chinese?
"kingpin" in Chinese is 僧. kingpin means: The most important person in an organization, especially one running a large criminal enterprise.
How do you pronounce 僧?
"kingpin" in Chinese is 僧, pronounced "sēng".
How do you use "kingpin" in a sentence?
Example: "Police finally arrested the drug kingpin after years of investigation." In Chinese, "kingpin" is 僧.
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