née in Chinese
née in Chinese is 原姓, 舊名 — née means used before a woman's maiden name to show the name she was born with, before marriage.
née in Chinese
原姓
Pronounced: yuán xìng
Used when giving the maiden name of a woman.
舊名
Pronounced: jiù míng
Used when giving a former name. Originally known as.
What does "née" mean?
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adj Used before a woman's maiden name to show the name she was born with, before marriage.
"Mrs. Sarah Clarke, née Thompson, gave the opening speech."
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née in a sentence
- Mrs. Sarah Clarke, née Thompson, gave the opening speech.
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What is "née" in Chinese?
"née" in Chinese is 原姓, 舊名. née means: Used before a woman's maiden name to show the name she was born with, before marriage.
How do you pronounce 原姓?
"née" in Chinese is 原姓, pronounced "yuán xìng".
How do you use "née" in a sentence?
Example: "Mrs. Sarah Clarke, née Thompson, gave the opening speech." In Chinese, "née" is 原姓, 舊名.
Are there other ways to say "née" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "née": 原姓, 舊名.
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