mandarin
mandarin 英 [ˈmændərɪn] 美 ['mændərɪn]
n. （中国）普通话；国语；官话；满清官吏；柑橘 adj. 紧身马褂的
名词复数:mandarins
- Use the noun mandarin when you're talking about a powerful member of a government, company, or cultural group. In other words, don't mess with the mandarin.
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- n. （中国）普通话；国语；官话；满清官吏；柑橘
- adj. 紧身马褂的
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1. mandarin duck displayed and copulated.
鸳鸯做出求偶表示然后进行交配。
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2. I first came to China, and to Peking University, in the summer of 1981 as a college student studying mandarin.
我第一次来到中国和北京大学是在1981年的夏天，那时，我还是一名学习普通话的大学生。
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3. One teacher said she never speaks English in front of her children, so that they get used to only hearing mandarin from her.
一位老师表示，为了辅助教学，她从来不在孩子面前说英语，他们因此习惯了只听她说普通话。
- mandarin (n.) "Chinese official," 1580s, via Portuguese mandarim or older Dutch mandorijn from Malay (Austronesian) mantri, from Hindi mantri "councilor, minister of state," from Sanskrit mantri, nominative of mantrin- "adviser," from mantra "counsel," from PIE root *men- (1) "to think."
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