"liang" 怎么发音

word

US

/ˈɫjæŋ/, /ɫiˈæŋ/

LYANG, lee-YANG

UK

/liˈæŋ/

lee-YANG

释义

A 'liang' is a traditional Chinese unit of weight, roughly equal to 50 grams, and still used in some Asian countries for measuring food, medicine, or precious metals.

IPA 音标

美式英语

/ˈɫjæŋ/, /ɫiˈæŋ/

英式英语

/liˈæŋ/

简化发音

美式

LYANG, lee-YANG

英式

lee-YANG

语境中听

One liang of gold is about 50 grams.

Please buy half a liang of tea for me.

The medicine should be weighed by the liang.

At the market, grandma always asks for three liang of pork.