scarcely in Chinese
scarcely in Chinese is 惡 — scarcely means only just; barely.
scarcely in Chinese
惡
Pronounced: ě
(degree) Hardly: only just; by a small margin.
What does "scarcely" mean?
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adverb Only just; barely.
"She had scarcely sat down when the phone rang."
scarcely in a sentence
- She had scarcely sat down when the phone rang.
- He could scarcely believe the news.
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What is "scarcely" in Chinese?
"scarcely" in Chinese is 惡. scarcely means: Only just; barely.
How do you pronounce 惡?
"scarcely" in Chinese is 惡, pronounced "ě".
How do you use "scarcely" in a sentence?
Example: "She had scarcely sat down when the phone rang." In Chinese, "scarcely" is 惡.
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