零花钱
líng huā qiánㄌㄧㄥˊ ㄏㄨㄚ ㄑㄧㄢˊ
Sino-Vietnamese: LINH HOA TIỀN
Traditional: 零花錢
HSK 3.0 · 4
Meaning(noun)
pocket money; allowance
Examples
妈妈每周给我五十块零花钱。
mā ma měi zhōu gěi wǒ wǔ shí kuài líng huā qián.
Mum gives me fifty yuan of pocket money every week.
他把零花钱都存起来了。
tā bǎ líng huā qián dōu cún qǐ lái le.
He saved all his pocket money.
你的零花钱够用吗？
nǐ de líng huā qián gòu yòng ma?
Is your pocket money enough?
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Stroke order
LINH · 13 strokes
zero; nought; zero sign; fractional; fragmentary; odd (of numbers); (placed between two numbers to indicate a smaller quantity followed by a larger one); fraction; (in mathematics) remainder
HOA · 7 strokes
surname Hua
TIỀN · 10 strokes
surname Qian
Related words
- 零 líng — zero; nought; zero sign; fractional; fragmentary; odd (of numbers); (placed between two numbers to indicate a smaller quantity followed by a larger one); fraction; (in mathematics) remainder (after division); extra; to wither and fall; to wither
- 零件 líng jiàn — part; component
- 零食 líng shí — between-meal nibbles; snacks
- 零钱 líng qián — change (of money); small change; pocket money
- 零星 líng xīng — fragmentary; random; bits and pieces; sporadic