words in Chinese
words in Chinese is 争吵, 課文 — words means an angry exchange or argument.
words in Chinese
争吵
Pronounced: zhēng chǎo
(meiosis) Angry debate or conversation; argument. [from 15th c.]
課文
Pronounced: kè wén
The lines in a script for a performance.
What does "words" mean?
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noun An angry exchange or argument.
"The neighbors had words over the fence line dispute."
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noun The lines an actor speaks, or the lyrics of a song.
"She forgot her words halfway through the play."
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words in a sentence
- The neighbors had words over the fence line dispute.
- She forgot her words halfway through the play.
- He wrote the words to the song, and she composed the music.
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What is "words" in Chinese?
"words" in Chinese is 争吵, 課文. words means: An angry exchange or argument.
How do you pronounce 争吵?
"words" in Chinese is 争吵, pronounced "zhēng chǎo".
How do you use "words" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighbors had words over the fence line dispute." In Chinese, "words" is 争吵, 課文.
Are there other ways to say "words" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "words": 争吵, 課文.
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