yìng
traditional

How to write (yìng) in Chinese

(pinyin: yìng, written "ying" or "ying") means to project; to reflect; to shine. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to project; to reflect; to shine

Stroke order

Examples

分析师认为,这一举动反映了中国科技企业在全球市场上的信心和实力。
fēn xī shī rèn wéi, zhè yī jǔ dòng fǎn yìng le zhōng guó kē jì qǐ yè zài quán qiú shì chǎng shang de xìn xīn hé shí lì.
Analysts believe this move reflects Chinese tech companies' confidence and strength in the global market.
我在公司工作快三年了,负责的项目也越来越多。我希望薪水能反映这种变化。
wǒ zài gōng sī gōng zuò kuài sān nián le, fù zé de xiàng mù yě yuè lái yuè duō. wǒ xī wàng xīn shuǐ néng fǎn yìng zhè zhǒng biàn huà.
I've been with the company nearly three years, and the projects I take responsibility for keep growing. I'd like my salary to reflect that.

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