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How do you say "radiator" in Chinese?
暖气片
nuǎn qì piàn
In Chinese, "radiator" is 暖气片.
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Pronunciation
Three syllables: 'nwahn chee pyan' with first high, second flat, third falling. Sounds warm and heating.
Writing and usage
Nuan (warm/heat) is thirteen strokes, qi (air/gas) is four, pian (piece/sheet) is five. Nuan is notably complex.
Example sentence
暖气片在冬天很重要。
The radiator is important in winter.
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How to remember 暖气片
Nuan qi means warm air or heating, pian means sheet or piece - a radiator is a piece of equipment that emits warm air.
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Questions about 暖气片
How do you say "radiator" in Chinese?
In Chinese, "radiator" is 暖气片. It is a noun.
How is 暖气片 written in Chinese?
Nuan (warm/heat) is thirteen strokes, qi (air/gas) is four, pian (piece/sheet) is five. Nuan is notably complex.
How is 暖气片 used in a sentence?
Use 暖气片 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 暖气片在冬天很重要。 (The radiator is important in winter.).
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