Romantic in Chinese
Romantic in Chinese is 浪漫, 爱情 — Romantic means full of feelings of love, especially idealized or passionate love; evoking that mood.
Romantic in Chinese
浪漫
Pronounced: làng màn
Of or pertaining to Romance.
爱情
Pronounced: ài qíng
Of or pertaining to Romanticism.
浪漫
Pronounced: làng màn
Fantastic, unrealistic (of an idea etc.); fanciful, sentimental, impractical (of a person). [from 17th c.]
What does "Romantic" mean?
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adj Full of feelings of love, especially idealized or passionate love; evoking that mood.
"They booked a romantic candlelit table for their anniversary."
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adj Relating to the Romantic movement in art, music, or literature, which valued emotion and imagination over strict reason.
"Beethoven is often seen as a bridge between Classical and Romantic music."
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noun Someone with an idealistic, dreamy view of love or life.
"He's a hopeless romantic who still believes in love at first sight."
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Romantic in a sentence
- They booked a romantic candlelit table for their anniversary.
- The old lighthouse had a romantic, storybook look at sunset.
- Beethoven is often seen as a bridge between Classical and Romantic music.
- The poem's wild, emotional imagery is classic Romantic writing.
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What is "Romantic" in Chinese?
"Romantic" in Chinese is 浪漫, 爱情. Romantic means: Full of feelings of love, especially idealized or passionate love; evoking that mood.
How do you pronounce 浪漫?
"Romantic" in Chinese is 浪漫, pronounced "làng màn".
How do you use "Romantic" in a sentence?
Example: "They booked a romantic candlelit table for their anniversary." In Chinese, "Romantic" is 浪漫, 爱情.
Are there other ways to say "Romantic" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "Romantic": 浪漫, 爱情.
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