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tour in Chinese

tour in Chinese is 旅行, 圈 — tour means a trip or visit through a place, often for sightseeing or inspection.

tour in Chinese

旅行
noun
Pronounced: lǚ xíng
A journey through a particular building, estate, country, etc.
noun
Pronounced: juān
(sports, cycling) A street and road race, frequently multiday.

What does "tour" mean?

  1. noun A trip or visit through a place, often for sightseeing or inspection.
    "We took a guided tour of the castle."
  2. noun A series of scheduled performances or matches by a performer or team, often in different cities or countries.
    "The band announced a world tour for next spring."
  3. noun A period of duty spent in a particular place or role, especially in the military.
    "He served two tours in the region."
  4. verb To travel through a place, often visiting several locations.
    "The senator toured the flood-damaged areas."
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tour in a sentence

  • We took a guided tour of the castle.
  • The tour of the factory lasted about an hour.
  • The band announced a world tour for next spring.
  • He served two tours in the region.

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What is "tour" in Chinese?

"tour" in Chinese is 旅行, 圈. tour means: A trip or visit through a place, often for sightseeing or inspection.

How do you pronounce 旅行?

"tour" in Chinese is 旅行, pronounced "lǚ xíng".

How do you use "tour" in a sentence?

Example: "We took a guided tour of the castle." In Chinese, "tour" is 旅行, 圈.

Are there other ways to say "tour" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "tour": 旅行, 圈.

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