tide in Chinese
tide in Chinese is 潮汐 — tide means the regular rise and fall of the sea, caused mainly by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun.
tide in Chinese
潮汐
Pronounced: cháo xī
The daily fluctuation in the level of the sea caused by the gravitational influence of the moon and the sun.
What does "tide" mean?
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noun The regular rise and fall of the sea, caused mainly by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun.
"The tide goes out so far here that you can walk to the island."
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noun A strong general trend or current of events, opinion, or feeling.
"As the tide of opinion changed, more people started to support the new park."
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verb To help someone get through a difficult period ("tide over").
"A few sandwiches in my bag will tide me over until dinner."
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tide in a sentence
- The tide goes out so far here that you can walk to the island.
- The boats were stranded on the mudflats until the tide came in.
- As the tide of opinion changed, more people started to support the new park.
- Public opinion turned against the policy, and the tide shifted quickly.
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What is "tide" in Chinese?
"tide" in Chinese is 潮汐. tide means: The regular rise and fall of the sea, caused mainly by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun.
How do you pronounce 潮汐?
"tide" in Chinese is 潮汐, pronounced "cháo xī".
How do you use "tide" in a sentence?
Example: "The tide goes out so far here that you can walk to the island." In Chinese, "tide" is 潮汐.
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