mitch in Chinese
mitch in Chinese is 翘课 — mitch means to skip school without permission; to play truant.
mitch in Chinese
翘课
Pronounced: qiào kè
What does "mitch" mean?
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verb To skip school without permission; to play truant.
"They used to mitch off school to go fishing."
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name A short form of the male given name Mitchell.
"Everyone just calls him Mitch."
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mitch in a sentence
- They used to mitch off school to go fishing.
- Everyone just calls him Mitch.
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What is "mitch" in Chinese?
"mitch" in Chinese is 翘课. mitch means: To skip school without permission; to play truant.
How do you pronounce 翘课?
"mitch" in Chinese is 翘课, pronounced "qiào kè".
How do you use "mitch" in a sentence?
Example: "They used to mitch off school to go fishing." In Chinese, "mitch" is 翘课.
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