Writing
难免 (nán miǎn) — how to say "hard to avoid" in Chinese
难免
Hard to avoid, inevitable
adjective
Character composition
难
difficult
免
avoid
Radicals / Keys
隹
Short-tailed bird
#172 · zhuī · 8 strokes
儿
Son, legs
#10 · ér · 2 strokes
Synonyms
Collocations
难免出错
nánmiǎn chūcuò
inevitably make mistakes
难免紧张
nánmiǎn jǐnzhāng
inevitably nervous
难免迟到
nánmiǎn chídào
inevitably late
Examples
刚开始学习一门新语言的时候，犯一些发音错误是难免的。
When first learning a new language, it's inevitable to make some pronunciation mistakes.
错误难免。
Mistakes are hard to avoid.
Frequently asked questions
How do you say "hard to avoid" in Chinese?
"hard to avoid" in Chinese is 难免 (nán miǎn).
难免 meaning in English
难免 (nán miǎn) means "Hard to avoid, inevitable".
How is 难免 pronounced?
It is pronounced nán miǎn (written as nan mian, nanmian). You can listen to the pronunciation on this page.
How do you write "hard to avoid" in Chinese characters?
It is written 难免: 难 has 10 strokes, 免 has 7 strokes. The Writing section above animates the stroke order of each character and lets you trace it.
What HSK level is 难免?
难免 belongs to the HSK 5 vocabulary list.
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