rump in Chinese
rump in Chinese is 屁股 — rump means the hindquarters or buttocks of an animal or person.
rump in Chinese
屁股
Pronounced: pì gu
The buttocks.
What does "rump" mean?
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noun The hindquarters or buttocks of an animal or person.
"The horse swished its tail against its rump."
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noun A cut of beef from this part of the animal.
"The butcher recommended the rump for slow roasting."
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noun A small, powerless remnant of a larger group, especially a political body.
"Only a rump of the original committee remained after the resignations."
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rump in a sentence
- The horse swished its tail against its rump.
- The butcher recommended the rump for slow roasting.
- Only a rump of the original committee remained after the resignations.
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What is "rump" in Chinese?
"rump" in Chinese is 屁股. rump means: The hindquarters or buttocks of an animal or person.
How do you pronounce 屁股?
"rump" in Chinese is 屁股, pronounced "pì gu".
How do you use "rump" in a sentence?
Example: "The horse swished its tail against its rump." In Chinese, "rump" is 屁股.
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