xīn
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How to write (xīn) in Chinese

(pinyin: xīn, written "xin" or "xin") means new, recent, fresh, modern. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • new, recent, fresh, modern

Stroke order

Examples

你好,你就是新来的小李吧?欢迎欢迎!
nǐ hǎo, nǐ jiù shì xīn lái de Xiǎo Lǐ ba? huān yíng huān yíng!
Hi, you must be Xiao Li, the new hire? Welcome, welcome!
据估计,新项目将创造超过三千个工作岗位。
jù gū jì, xīn xiàng mù jiāng chuàng zào chāo guò sān qiān ge gōng zuò gǎng wèi.
It's estimated that the new project will create over three thousand jobs.
果然,他的儿子骑那匹新马的时候,摔下来摔断了腿。
guǒ rán, tā de ér zi qí nà pǐ xīn mǎ de shí hou, shuāi xià lái shuāi duàn le tuǐ.
Sure enough, when his son rode the new horse, he fell off and broke his leg.
本台消息:连接上海和南宁的新高铁线路今天正式开通。
běn tái xiāo xi: lián jiē shàng hǎi hé nán níng de xīn gāo tiě xiàn lù jīn tiān zhèng shì kāi tōng.
From our station: the new high-speed rail line connecting Shanghai and Nanning officially opened today.
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