SNAFU in Chinese
SNAFU in Chinese is 妓院, 誤, 浑沌 — SNAFU means a confused, chaotic mess or a major mistake, especially one caused by miscommunication or poor planning.
SNAFU in Chinese
妓院
Pronounced: jì yuàn
A confused, muddled, or messed-up condition or state; a ridiculously chaotic situation; confusion or chaos regarded as the normal state.
誤
Pronounced: wù
A major glitch or breakdown; a mistake or blunder.
浑沌
Pronounced: hún dùn
What does "SNAFU" mean?
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noun A confused, chaotic mess or a major mistake, especially one caused by miscommunication or poor planning.
"The delivery snafu meant the cake arrived a day late for the wedding."
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verb To mess something up badly.
"Someone snafued the seating chart and half the guests had no table."
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SNAFU in a sentence
- The delivery snafu meant the cake arrived a day late for the wedding.
- Someone snafued the seating chart and half the guests had no table.
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What is "SNAFU" in Chinese?
"SNAFU" in Chinese is 妓院, 誤, 浑沌. SNAFU means: A confused, chaotic mess or a major mistake, especially one caused by miscommunication or poor planning.
How do you pronounce 妓院?
"SNAFU" in Chinese is 妓院, pronounced "jì yuàn".
How do you use "SNAFU" in a sentence?
Example: "The delivery snafu meant the cake arrived a day late for the wedding." In Chinese, "SNAFU" is 妓院, 誤, 浑沌.
Are there other ways to say "SNAFU" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 3 translations listed for "SNAFU": 妓院, 誤, 浑沌.
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