Dictionary › 海伦·凯勒
海伦·凯勒
Hǎi lún · Kǎi lè
What 海伦·凯勒 means
- Helen Keller (1880-1968), famous American deaf-blind author and activist (whose story is told in biopic The Miracle Worker)
The characters in 海伦·凯勒
- 海hǎiocean; sea; great number of people or things
- 伦lúnhuman relationship; order; coherence
- 凯kǎi(bound form) triumphal music; (Taiwan; colloquial) generous with money…
- 勒lè(literary) bridle; halter; headstall; to rein in; to compel; to force
Example sentences
-
海伦·凯勒眼盲、耳聋并且不能说话。Hǎilún · kǎi lè yǎn máng, ěrlóng bìngqiě bù néng shuōhuà.Helen Keller was blind, deaf and mute.
Looking a word up is not learning it. GraphChinese puts all of HSK 1–6 into one dependency graph, teaches each piece only once its prerequisites are solid, and schedules reviews to land just before you would forget.
Start learning — $49 lifetime