mike in Chinese
mike in Chinese is 传声器 — mike means an informal short form of "microphone".
mike in Chinese
传声器
Pronounced: chuán shēng qì
(informal) A microphone.
What does "mike" mean?
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noun An informal short form of "microphone".
"She tapped the mike to check it was working."
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verb To fit someone or something with a microphone.
"The sound engineer miked up the whole band before the show."
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name A common short form of the male name Michael.
"Everyone just calls him Mike."
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mike in a sentence
- She tapped the mike to check it was working.
- The sound engineer miked up the whole band before the show.
- Everyone just calls him Mike.
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What is "mike" in Chinese?
"mike" in Chinese is 传声器. mike means: An informal short form of "microphone".
How do you pronounce 传声器?
"mike" in Chinese is 传声器, pronounced "chuán shēng qì".
How do you use "mike" in a sentence?
Example: "She tapped the mike to check it was working." In Chinese, "mike" is 传声器.
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