usher in Chinese
usher in Chinese is 面具, 护卫 — usher means a person who shows people to their seats, for example at a wedding, cinema, or theatre.
usher in Chinese
面具
Pronounced: miàn jù
A person, in a church, cinema etc., who escorts people to their seats.
护卫
Pronounced: hù wèi
A male escort at a wedding.
What does "usher" mean?
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noun A person who shows people to their seats, for example at a wedding, cinema, or theatre.
"An usher walked us down the aisle to our seats."
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verb To guide or lead someone somewhere.
"The waiter ushered us to a table by the window."
usher in a sentence
- An usher walked us down the aisle to our seats.
- He asked the usher for a program.
- The waiter ushered us to a table by the window.
- New rules ushered in a change to how the tax works.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "usher" in Chinese?
"usher" in Chinese is 面具, 护卫. usher means: A person who shows people to their seats, for example at a wedding, cinema, or theatre.
How do you pronounce 面具?
"usher" in Chinese is 面具, pronounced "miàn jù".
How do you use "usher" in a sentence?
Example: "An usher walked us down the aisle to our seats." In Chinese, "usher" is 面具, 护卫.
Are there other ways to say "usher" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "usher": 面具, 护卫.
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