trappings in Chinese
trappings in Chinese is 排 — trappings means the outward items or symbols that come with a role, position, or status.
trappings in Chinese
排
Pronounced: pái
Ornamental coverings or harnesses for a horse; caparisons.
What does "trappings" mean?
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noun The outward items or symbols that come with a role, position, or status.
"He enjoyed all the trappings of success, from the car to the corner office."
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noun Decorative coverings or harnesses for a horse.
"The knight's horse was decked out in ceremonial trappings."
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trappings in a sentence
- He enjoyed all the trappings of success, from the car to the corner office.
- The knight's horse was decked out in ceremonial trappings.
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What is "trappings" in Chinese?
"trappings" in Chinese is 排. trappings means: The outward items or symbols that come with a role, position, or status.
How do you pronounce 排?
"trappings" in Chinese is 排, pronounced "pái".
How do you use "trappings" in a sentence?
Example: "He enjoyed all the trappings of success, from the car to the corner office." In Chinese, "trappings" is 排.
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