招降 | Chinese meaning

招降【zhāo xiáng】

This phrase is used in a military or conflict context where one party urges another to capitulate or give up in a conflict or war situation.

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The enemy forces asked for surrender to avoid greater losses.

This phrase is used in a military or conflict context where one party urges another to capitulate or give up in a conflict or war situation.

，。

The enemy forces asked for surrender to avoid greater losses.

HSK 42

含义beckon, summon; recruit, levy

拼音zhāo

HSK 44

含义descend, fall, drop; lower, down

拼音jiàng

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This phrase is used in a military or conflict context where one party urges another to capitulate or give up in a conflict or war situation.

，。

The enemy forces asked for surrender to avoid greater losses.

This phrase is used in a military or conflict context where one party urges another to capitulate or give up in a conflict or war situation.

，。

The enemy forces asked for surrender to avoid greater losses.

HSK 42

含义beckon, summon; recruit, levy

拼音zhāo

HSK 44

含义descend, fall, drop; lower, down

拼音jiàng