lore in Chinese
lore in Chinese is 传统 — lore means the accumulated knowledge, stories, and traditions about a subject, passed down over time.
lore in Chinese
传统
Pronounced: chuán tǒng
What does "lore" mean?
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noun The accumulated knowledge, stories, and traditions about a subject, passed down over time.
"The old fisherman was full of local sea lore."
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noun The invented backstory and history behind a fictional world, character, or setting.
"The game's lore explains why the kingdom was destroyed centuries earlier."
lore in a sentence
- The old fisherman was full of local sea lore.
- Fans love diving into the lore behind the fantasy series.
- The game's lore explains why the kingdom was destroyed centuries earlier.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "lore" in Chinese?
"lore" in Chinese is 传统. lore means: The accumulated knowledge, stories, and traditions about a subject, passed down over time.
How do you pronounce 传统?
"lore" in Chinese is 传统, pronounced "chuán tǒng".
How do you use "lore" in a sentence?
Example: "The old fisherman was full of local sea lore." In Chinese, "lore" is 传统.
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