What 氧气 means
- Oxygen†
† Our own dictionary has no entry for 氧气, so these meanings are adapted from CC-CEDICT, published by MDBG and its contributors and based on CEDICT © 1997, 1998 Paul Andrew Denisowski, and licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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氧气 in a sentence
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What does 氧气 mean in English?
氧气 is pronounced yǎngqì and means Oxygen †.
How do you pronounce 氧气?
氧气 is yǎngqì in pinyin — written yangqi without tone marks. Press the audio button on this page to hear it spoken by a native voice.
What are the characters in 氧气?
氧气 is written with 2 characters: 氧 (yǎng) Oxygen, 气 (qì) Gas (air - anger - smell). Knowing the parts is usually how the whole word becomes memorable.
How is 氧气 written in traditional Chinese?
氧氣. The simplified form 氧气 is used in mainland China and Singapore; 氧氣 is used in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. Both are pronounced yǎngqì.
Is 氧气 an HSK word?
Yes — 氧气 is on the official HSK 6 vocabulary list. You can study it with the rest of that list on the HSK 6 page.
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