wanting in Chinese
wanting in Chinese is 残疾人 — wanting means lacking or falling short of what is needed or expected.
wanting in Chinese
残疾人
Pronounced: cán jí rén
Absent or lacking.
What does "wanting" mean?
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adj Lacking or falling short of what is needed or expected.
"Their performance was wanting, and the judges said it lacked energy."
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prep Without; lacking.
"She set off on the hike wanting a proper map or a compass."
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wanting in a sentence
- Their performance was wanting, and the judges said it lacked energy.
- If the evidence is wanting, we cannot reach a firm conclusion.
- She set off on the hike wanting a proper map or a compass.
- The soup tasted flat, wanting salt and a little more pepper.
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What is "wanting" in Chinese?
"wanting" in Chinese is 残疾人. wanting means: Lacking or falling short of what is needed or expected.
How do you pronounce 残疾人?
"wanting" in Chinese is 残疾人, pronounced "cán jí rén".
How do you use "wanting" in a sentence?
Example: "Their performance was wanting, and the judges said it lacked energy." In Chinese, "wanting" is 残疾人.
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