manifest in Chinese
manifest in Chinese is 告白 — manifest means clear and obvious to see or understand.
manifest in Chinese
告白
Pronounced: gào bái
(obsolete) A public declaration; an open statement; a manifesto.
What does "manifest" mean?
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adj Clear and obvious to see or understand.
"Her frustration was manifest in every word she said."
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verb To show something clearly, or for something to become visible or apparent.
"His anxiety began to manifest as trouble sleeping."
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noun A list of the cargo or passengers carried by a ship, plane, or truck.
"Customs checked the manifest against the containers on the dock."
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verb To will something into existence through belief or positive thinking (a popular, informal use).
"She keeps a journal where she writes down what she wants to manifest this year."
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manifest in a sentence
- Her frustration was manifest in every word she said.
- His anxiety began to manifest as trouble sleeping.
- The symptoms didn't manifest until weeks after the injury.
- Customs checked the manifest against the containers on the dock.
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What is "manifest" in Chinese?
"manifest" in Chinese is 告白. manifest means: Clear and obvious to see or understand.
How do you pronounce 告白?
"manifest" in Chinese is 告白, pronounced "gào bái".
How do you use "manifest" in a sentence?
Example: "Her frustration was manifest in every word she said." In Chinese, "manifest" is 告白.
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