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How do you say "terminal" in Chinese?

终端

zhōng duān

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In Chinese, "terminal" is 终端.

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Pronunciation

Two syllables: 'jong dwahn' with first flat, second flat. Sounds final and definitive.

Writing and usage

Zhong (end/final) is eight strokes, duan (end/section) is nine. Both relate to endings.

Example sentence

飞机在终端停靠。

The plane stopped at the terminal.

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How to remember 终端

Zhong and duan both mean end or terminal - a terminal is an endpoint, like at an airport.

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Questions about 终端

How do you say "terminal" in Chinese?

In Chinese, "terminal" is 终端. It is a noun.

How is 终端 written in Chinese?

Zhong (end/final) is eight strokes, duan (end/section) is nine. Both relate to endings.

How is 终端 used in a sentence?

Use 终端 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 飞机在终端停靠。 (The plane stopped at the terminal.).

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