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默默 mòmò

默默 mòmò Meaning

Learn the Pinyin Pronunciation and 2 English Translations of the word 默默 mòmò .

Pīnyīn Pronunciation
mòmò | mo4 mo4
English translation
in silence
not speaking

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Traditional form

默默 mòmò

Part of speech

Adverb / 副词 fù cí Fù cí
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Etymology of 默默 mòmò

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Type

pictographic

Positional decomposition

黑犬

Number of Strokes

16

Type

pictographic

Positional decomposition

黑犬

Number of Strokes

16

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Example sentences using 默默 mòmò

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他们 tā men shǒu 着手 zhuóshǒu ,默默 mòmò de Zuò le 三十秒.

Hand in hand they sat in silence for thirty seconds.

zhǔ ā , zài 心里 xīn li 默默 mòmò shuì , 但愿 dàn yuàn 真象 zhēn xiàng 弗雷迪· Ā 切尔 kuā de 那样 nà yàng 坚强 jiānqiáng .

Christ, he thought, I wish I were as solid as Freddy Archer thinks I am.

默默 mòmò de yān guǎn dào 嘴里 zuǐ lǐ .

He silently applied the tube to his lips.

鼹鼠 yǎn shǔ 默默 mòmò de 不停 bù tíng de huá zhāo , 很快 huá dào le 河流 hé liú 分岔 fēn chà chǔ .

In silence Mole rowed steadily, and soon they came to a point where the river divided.

暗自 àn zì 念叨 niàn dao zhāo 安东尼 Ān dōng ní de huà , 默默地 xué de 语调 yǔ diào .

I repeated to myself Anthony's words, catching his accent, soundlessly.

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