jìn
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How to write (jìn) in Chinese

(pinyin: jìn, written "jin" or "jin") means to approach; near, close; intimate. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to approach; near, close; intimate

Stroke order

Examples

好啊!我最近正想唱歌呢。
hǎo a! wǒ zuì jìn zhèng xiǎng chàng gē ne.
Yeah! I've been wanting to sing lately.
宝贝,最近忙吗?好几天没看到你发朋友圈了。
bǎo bèi, zuì jìn máng ma? hǎo jǐ tiān méi kàn dào nǐ fā péng you quān le.
Sweetie, are you busy lately? I haven't seen you post on Moments for several days.
价格不便宜,人均接近三百块。这个价位,质量应该更好一些。
jià gé bù pián yi, rén jūn jiē jìn sān bǎi kuài. zhè ge jià wèi, zhì liàng yīng gāi gèng hǎo yì xiē.
The price wasn't cheap either, around three hundred per person. At this price point, the quality should be better.
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