shang in Chinese
shang in Chinese is 晌 — shang means a traditional Chinese unit of land area, roughly equal to one hectare.
shang in Chinese
晌
Pronounced: shǎng
What does "shang" mean?
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noun A traditional Chinese unit of land area, roughly equal to one hectare.
"The farmer's plot measured about three shang."
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name An ancient Chinese dynasty, one of the earliest to leave written records.
"Archaeologists uncovered inscribed bronze vessels from the Shang dynasty."
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shang in a sentence
- The farmer's plot measured about three shang.
- Archaeologists uncovered inscribed bronze vessels from the Shang dynasty.
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What is "shang" in Chinese?
"shang" in Chinese is 晌. shang means: A traditional Chinese unit of land area, roughly equal to one hectare.
How do you pronounce 晌?
"shang" in Chinese is 晌, pronounced "shǎng".
How do you use "shang" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer's plot measured about three shang." In Chinese, "shang" is 晌.
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