Shakespeare in Chinese
Shakespeare in Chinese is 莎士比亚 — Shakespeare means used to refer to William Shakespeare, the English playwright and poet, or his body of work.
Shakespeare in Chinese
莎士比亚
Pronounced: Shā shì bǐ yà
William Shakespeare, an English playwright and poet of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries.
What does "Shakespeare" mean?
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noun Used to refer to William Shakespeare, the English playwright and poet, or his body of work.
"They performed a scene from Shakespeare at the school festival."
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noun Eloquent or highly poetic language, used loosely by comparison.
"His wedding speech was hardly Shakespeare, but it was heartfelt."
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Shakespeare in a sentence
- They performed a scene from Shakespeare at the school festival.
- His wedding speech was hardly Shakespeare, but it was heartfelt.
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What is "Shakespeare" in Chinese?
"Shakespeare" in Chinese is 莎士比亚. Shakespeare means: Used to refer to William Shakespeare, the English playwright and poet, or his body of work.
How do you pronounce 莎士比亚?
"Shakespeare" in Chinese is 莎士比亚, pronounced "Shā shì bǐ yà".
How do you use "Shakespeare" in a sentence?
Example: "They performed a scene from Shakespeare at the school festival." In Chinese, "Shakespeare" is 莎士比亚.
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