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What does 兔年 mean in Chinese?

兔年 (tù nián) means "Year of the Rabbit (e.g. 2011)" in Chinese.

How do you pronounce 兔年?

兔年 is pronounced "tù nián" in Mandarin Chinese. It is made up of 2 syllables.

What HSK level is 兔年?

兔年 is not part of the HSK vocabulary lists. It may be a specialized or advanced word.

What characters make up 兔年?

兔年 is made up of the characters 兔, 年. Each character has its own meaning and can appear in other words.

How do you write 兔年?

You can practice writing 兔年 using our stroke order tool.

兔年 (tù nián) — Year of the Rabbit (e.g. 2011) | Chinese Dictionary

兔年

tù nián

Year of the Rabbit (e.g. 2011)

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兔年

Definitions

Year of the Rabbit (e.g. 2011)

Example Sentences

Example sentences coming soon.

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卯兔(mǎo tù)— Year 4, year of the Rabbit (e.g. 2011)

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一元复始(yī yuán fù shǐ)— a new year begins (idiom)

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一年之计在于春(yī nián zhī jì zài yú chūn)— the whole year must be planned for in the spring (idiom)

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HSK & Exam Info

This word is not part of the HSK vocabulary lists.

兔年

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兔年

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