Poitiers in Chinese
Poitiers in Chinese is 普瓦捷 — Poitiers means a city in west-central France, historically significant and the site of several famous battles.
Poitiers in Chinese
普瓦捷
Pronounced: pǔ wǎ jié
A city, the capital of Vienne department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, France.
What does "Poitiers" mean?
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name A city in west-central France, historically significant and the site of several famous battles.
"The Battle of Poitiers took place in 732 and again in 1356."
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Poitiers in a sentence
- The Battle of Poitiers took place in 732 and again in 1356.
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What is "Poitiers" in Chinese?
"Poitiers" in Chinese is 普瓦捷. Poitiers means: A city in west-central France, historically significant and the site of several famous battles.
How do you pronounce 普瓦捷?
"Poitiers" in Chinese is 普瓦捷, pronounced "pǔ wǎ jié".
How do you use "Poitiers" in a sentence?
Example: "The Battle of Poitiers took place in 732 and again in 1356." In Chinese, "Poitiers" is 普瓦捷.
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