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How do you say "zipline" in Chinese?

滑索

huá suǒ

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In Chinese, "zipline" is 滑索.

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Pronunciation

HUA SUO. Hua has a rising tone, suo has a falling tone. Rise up on hua, then drop down on suo.

Writing and usage

Two characters: 滑 (hua) has 12 strokes with water radical showing slipping or sliding, 索 (suo) has 10 strokes meaning rope or cord.

Example sentence

孩子们在滑索上玩得很开心。

The children have fun on the zipline.

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How to remember 滑索

Slide plus rope. You slide down a rope, so the words paint the action and object together.

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Questions about 滑索

How do you say "zipline" in Chinese?

In Chinese, "zipline" is 滑索. It is a noun.

How is 滑索 written in Chinese?

Two characters: 滑 (hua) has 12 strokes with water radical showing slipping or sliding, 索 (suo) has 10 strokes meaning rope or cord.

How is 滑索 used in a sentence?

Use 滑索 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 孩子们在滑索上玩得很开心。 (The children have fun on the zipline.).

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