tenacious in Chinese
tenacious in Chinese is 钳子 — tenacious means refusing to give up or let go, even when things get difficult.
tenacious in Chinese
钳子
Pronounced: qián zi
Clinging to an object or surface; adhesive.
What does "tenacious" mean?
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adjective Refusing to give up or let go, even when things get difficult.
"Her tenacious pursuit of the story eventually forced the company to respond."
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adjective Sticking firmly to a surface; not easily removed.
"The mud left a tenacious stain on the carpet."
tenacious in a sentence
- Her tenacious pursuit of the story eventually forced the company to respond.
- The team showed a tenacious defence in the final minutes of the match.
- The mud left a tenacious stain on the carpet.
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What is "tenacious" in Chinese?
"tenacious" in Chinese is 钳子. tenacious means: Refusing to give up or let go, even when things get difficult.
How do you pronounce 钳子?
"tenacious" in Chinese is 钳子, pronounced "qián zi".
How do you use "tenacious" in a sentence?
Example: "Her tenacious pursuit of the story eventually forced the company to respond." In Chinese, "tenacious" is 钳子.
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