ur- in Chinese
ur- in Chinese is 曾 — ur- means a filler sound used while hesitating or searching for words, similar to "er" or "um.".
ur- in Chinese
曾
Pronounced: céng
Forming words with the sense of “proto-, primitive, original”.
What does "ur-" mean?
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intj A filler sound used while hesitating or searching for words, similar to "er" or "um."
""Ur, I'm not sure I follow," he mumbled, buying time to think."
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ur- in a sentence
- "Ur, I'm not sure I follow," he mumbled, buying time to think.
- She started every awkward answer with a drawn-out "ur."
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What is "ur-" in Chinese?
"ur-" in Chinese is 曾. ur- means: A filler sound used while hesitating or searching for words, similar to "er" or "um."
How do you pronounce 曾?
"ur-" in Chinese is 曾, pronounced "céng".
How do you use "ur-" in a sentence?
Example: ""Ur, I'm not sure I follow," he mumbled, buying time to think." In Chinese, "ur-" is 曾.
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