literate in Chinese
literate in Chinese is 字母 — literate means able to read and write.
literate in Chinese
字母
Pronounced: zì mǔ
Able to read and write; having literacy.
What does "literate" mean?
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adj Able to read and write.
"The program aims to make sure every child in the district is literate by age eight."
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adj Well informed or knowledgeable in a particular area.
"You don't need to be especially computer-literate to use this app."
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literate in a sentence
- The program aims to make sure every child in the district is literate by age eight.
- You don't need to be especially computer-literate to use this app.
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What is "literate" in Chinese?
"literate" in Chinese is 字母. literate means: Able to read and write.
How do you pronounce 字母?
"literate" in Chinese is 字母, pronounced "zì mǔ".
How do you use "literate" in a sentence?
Example: "The program aims to make sure every child in the district is literate by age eight." In Chinese, "literate" is 字母.
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