常 chángCháng HSK1 common Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents Showing: All meanings (3) All meanings 156 cháng 155 often 153common 2Cháng 1 Chang 1 156 sentences — page 6 of 8 1…45678 Go to page Go 古代将领常在战场筑京观以彰显战功。 gǔdài jiànglǐng cháng zài zhànchǎng zhù jīngguàn yǐ zhāngxiǎn zhàngōng. Ancient generals often built mounds of enemy corpses on battlefields to showcase their military achievements. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在旧社会,人们常称呼这位妇女为李王氏。 zài jiù shèhuì, rénmen cháng chēnghu zhè wèi fùnǚ wéi Lǐ Wáng shì. In the old society, people often referred to this woman as Li-Wang Shi. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他常开玩笑说,自己上辈子可能是一只猫。 tā cháng kāiwánxiào shuō, zìjǐ shàngbèizi kěnéng shì yī zhī māo. He often jokes that he might have been a cat in a previous life. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary二茂铁常在有机合成中作为添加剂使用。 èrmàotiě cháng zài yǒujī héchéng zhōng zuòwéi tiānjiājì shǐyòng. Ferrocene is often used as an additive in organic synthesis. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在重要的商务宴会上,人们常饮用五粮液。 zài zhòngyào de shāngwù yànhuì shàng, rénmen cháng yǐnyòng Wǔliángyè. Wuliangye is often consumed at important business banquets. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary沙漠中常会出现幻影,误导疲惫的旅行者。 shāmò zhōng cháng huì chūxiàn huànyǐng, wùdǎo píbèi de lǚxíng zhě. Mirages often appear in the desert, misleading weary travelers. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary老人们常在树下的长椅上聚在一起谈天。 lǎorén men cháng zài shù xià de chángyǐ shàng jù zàiyīqǐ tántiān. The elderly often gather on the benches under the tree to chat. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary减税常被用作刺激经济的主要财政手段。 jiǎnshuì cháng bèi yòngzuò cìjī jīngjì de zhǔyào cáizhèng shǒuduàn. Tax cuts are often used as a major fiscal tool to stimulate the economy. Source: Tatoeba古人常带上一束腊作为拜见老师的礼物。 gǔrén cháng dàishàng yī shù xī zuòwéi bàijiàn lǎoshī de lǐwù. The ancients often brought a bundle of dried meat as a gift when visiting a teacher. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary以前在东北地区,人们常把土匪称为胡子。 yǐqián zài Dōngběi dìqū, rénmen cháng bǎ tǔfěi chēngwéi húzi. In Northeast China, bandits used to be called 'huzi'. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary山里的老人常告诫小孩,林子里有魅出没。 shānlǐ de lǎorén cháng gàojiè xiǎohái, línzi lǐ yǒu mèi chūmò. Old people in the mountains often warn children that spirits haunt the woods. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary师父的小女儿也常来武馆,是我们的师妹。 shīfu de xiǎo nǚ'ér yě cháng lái wǔguǎn, shì wǒmen de shīmèi. The master's youngest daughter also frequently visits the martial arts hall and is our junior fellow student. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在日治时期的台湾,日本本土常被称为“内地”。 zài Rìzhì shíqī de Táiwān, Rìběn běntǔ cháng bèi chēngwéi“ Nèidì”. In Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period, the Japanese mainland was often referred to as 'Naichi' (inland). Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他常拿身体不好当盾牌,推掉各种社交活动。 tā cháng ná shēntǐ bù hǎo dàng dùnpái, tuīdiào gè zhǒng shèjiāo huódòng. He often uses poor health as a shield to decline various social activities. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在旧时代的文学作品中,护士常被称为看护。 zài jiù shídài de wénxué zuòpǐn zhōng, hùshi cháng bèi chēngwéi kānhù. In old literature, nurses were often referred to as 'caregivers'. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary中医常使用这些草药来治疗他体内的积症。 zhōngyī cháng shǐyòng zhèxiē cǎoyào lái zhìliáo tā tǐ nèi de jī zhēng. Traditional Chinese medicine often uses these herbs to treat internal accumulations in his body. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在古籍中,才德兼备的女婿常被尊称为贤倩。 zài gǔjí zhōng, cái dé jiānbèi de nǚxu cháng bèi zūnchēng wéi xiánqiàn. In ancient texts, a son-in-law with both talent and virtue was often respectfully referred to as 'Xian Qian'. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary同学们学习都很自觉,不需要老师常去监督。 tóngxué men xuéxí dōu hěn zìjué, bù xūyào lǎoshī cháng qù jiāndū. The students are all very self-motivated and don't need constant supervision from the teacher. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary山林里常有恶狼出没,村民们很少单独上山。 shānlín lǐ cháng yǒu è láng chūmò, cūnmín men hěn shǎo dāndú shàngshān. Fierce wolves often appear in the mountains, so villagers rarely go up alone. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在老式弄堂里,清晨常能听到刷马桶的声音。 zài lǎoshì lòngtáng lǐ, qīngchén cháng néng tīngdào shuā mǎtǒng de shēngyīn. In the old alleys, the sound of scrubbing toilets can often be heard in the early morning. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary 1…45678 Go to page Go