vicissitude in Chinese
vicissitude in Chinese is 滄桑 — vicissitude means a regular pattern of change or alternation from one state or thing to another.
vicissitude in Chinese
滄桑
Pronounced: cāng sāng
Regular change or succession from one thing to another, or one part of a cycle to the next; alternation; mutual succession; interchange; variability.
What does "vicissitude" mean?
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noun A regular pattern of change or alternation from one state or thing to another.
"The vicissitude of the seasons shapes life on the farm."
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noun A change in circumstances or fortune, especially an unwelcome one, usually spoken of in the plural.
"He faced the vicissitudes of old age with quiet patience."
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vicissitude in a sentence
- The vicissitude of the seasons shapes life on the farm.
- There is a vicissitude to fashion that always brings old styles back.
- He faced the vicissitudes of old age with quiet patience.
- Their friendship survived the vicissitudes of a difficult decade.
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What is "vicissitude" in Chinese?
"vicissitude" in Chinese is 滄桑. vicissitude means: A regular pattern of change or alternation from one state or thing to another.
How do you pronounce 滄桑?
"vicissitude" in Chinese is 滄桑, pronounced "cāng sāng".
How do you use "vicissitude" in a sentence?
Example: "The vicissitude of the seasons shapes life on the farm." In Chinese, "vicissitude" is 滄桑.
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