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Netherlands in Chinese

Netherlands in Chinese is 荷兰, 荷蘭 — Netherlands means a country in Western Europe known for its flat, low-lying land, canals, and the city of Amsterdam.

Netherlands in Chinese

荷兰
proper noun
Pronounced: Hé lán
The Kingdom of the Netherlands. A country in Western Europe, consisting of four constituent countries: the Netherlands per se, Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten.
荷蘭
proper noun
Pronounced: Hé lán
The Kingdom of the Netherlands. A country in Western Europe, consisting of four constituent countries: the Netherlands per se, Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten.

What does "Netherlands" mean?

  1. noun A country in Western Europe known for its flat, low-lying land, canals, and the city of Amsterdam.
    "Much of the Netherlands sits below sea level, protected by an extensive system of dikes."
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Netherlands in a sentence

  • Much of the Netherlands sits below sea level, protected by an extensive system of dikes.

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What is "Netherlands" in Chinese?

"Netherlands" in Chinese is 荷兰, 荷蘭. Netherlands means: A country in Western Europe known for its flat, low-lying land, canals, and the city of Amsterdam.

How do you pronounce 荷兰?

"Netherlands" in Chinese is 荷兰, pronounced "Hé lán".

How do you use "Netherlands" in a sentence?

Example: "Much of the Netherlands sits below sea level, protected by an extensive system of dikes." In Chinese, "Netherlands" is 荷兰, 荷蘭.

Are there other ways to say "Netherlands" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "Netherlands": 荷兰, 荷蘭.

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