帝
Quick Answer
帝 (dì) means "emperor" with HSK 6 on the new exam.
Pronunciation
dì
Meaning
Primary: emperor
Basic info
| Pinyin | dì |
| Meanings | emperor |
| New HSK exam | Recognise at HSK 6 |
| Frequency | #997 most common |
Example sentences
罗马帝国曾经非常强大。
Luómǎ dìguó céngjīng fēicháng qiángdà.
The Roman Empire was once very powerful.
From 帝国 (HSK 7-9)
秦始皇是中国第一个皇帝。
Qín Shǐhuáng shì Zhōngguó dì yī gè huángdì.
Qin Shi Huang was China's first emperor.
From 帝
古代的帝王拥有至高无上的权力。
Gǔdài de dìwáng yǒngyǒu zhìgāowúshàng de quánlì.
Ancient emperors possessed supreme power.
From 帝王
Words containing 帝
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