supposedly in Chinese
supposedly in Chinese is 應該 — supposedly means according to what is claimed or believed, though not necessarily true.
supposedly in Chinese
應該
Pronounced: yīng gāi
As a matter of supposition; in the beliefs or according to the claims of some people.
What does "supposedly" mean?
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adv According to what is claimed or believed, though not necessarily true.
"This restaurant is supposedly the best in town, but I was disappointed."
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supposedly in a sentence
- This restaurant is supposedly the best in town, but I was disappointed.
- The house is supposedly haunted.
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What is "supposedly" in Chinese?
"supposedly" in Chinese is 應該. supposedly means: According to what is claimed or believed, though not necessarily true.
How do you pronounce 應該?
"supposedly" in Chinese is 應該, pronounced "yīng gāi".
How do you use "supposedly" in a sentence?
Example: "This restaurant is supposedly the best in town, but I was disappointed." In Chinese, "supposedly" is 應該.
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