qíng

How to write (qíng) in Chinese

(pinyin: qíng, written "qing" or "qing") means emotion, feeling, sentiment. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • emotion, feeling, sentiment

Stroke order

Examples

不客气,这种情况我们每天处理几十次。
bú kè qi, zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng wǒ men měi tiān chǔ lǐ jǐ shí cì.
You're welcome. We deal with this dozens of times a day.
我开始明白:有些事情急不来,只能慢慢做。
wǒ kāi shǐ míng bai: yǒu xiē shì qíng jí bù lái, zhǐ néng màn man zuò.
I began to understand: some things can't be rushed, they can only be done slowly.
我犹豫了一会儿,然后决定立刻找经理谈。隐瞒只会让情况更糟。
wǒ yóu yù le yí huì r, rán hòu jué dìng lì kè zhǎo jīng lǐ tán. yǐn mán zhǐ huì ràng qíng kuàng gèng zāo.
I hesitated for a moment, then decided to talk to my manager right away. Hiding it would only make things worse.
差不多吧。其实也不完全是迷信。打扫完之后,心情会很舒服,准备好迎接新的一年。
chà bu duō ba. qí shí yě bù wán quán shì mí xìn. dǎ sǎo wán zhī hòu, xīn qíng huì hěn shū fu, zhǔn bèi hǎo yíng jiē xīn de yì nián.
Pretty much. Actually it's not entirely superstition either. After cleaning, you feel good, ready to welcome the new year.

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