铤金 (dìng jīn): Meaning, Examples & Usage
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铤金
铤金
(dìng jīn): Gold ingot (noun) — Meaning & Stroke Order
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Character Breakdown
铤 • dìng • ingots, bars of metal; hurry
dìng
铤
ingots, bars of metal; hurry
金 • jīn • gold, metal, money
jīn
金
gold, metal, money
Words Sharing Characters
More common words that include characters from 铤金.
铤
金
Words with
铤
银铤
yín tǐng
silver ingot; silver bar
铤而走险
tǐng ér zǒu xiǎn
to take a risk in desperation
4.
Example Sentences with 铤金
tā
他
shōu
收
cáng
藏
le
了
yí
一
kuài
块
tǐng
铤
jīn
金
。
He collected a gold ingot.
yín
银
háng
行
bǎo
保
xiǎn
险
guì
柜
lǐ
里
cún
存
fàng
放
zhe
gǔ
古
dài
代
shāng
商
rén
人
cháng
常
yòng
用
tǐng
铤
jīn
金
zuò
着
jǐ
几
gēn
根
tǐng
铤
jīn
金
。
Several gold bars are stored in the bank safe.
作
wéi
为
dà
大
é
额
jiāo
交
yì
易
de
的
zhī
支
fù
付
shǒu
手
duàn
段
。
Ancient merchants often used gold ingots as a means of payment for large transactions.
