English–Chinese
“artifact” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyincáng pǐn
Example
这家博物馆有很多藏品。zhè jiā bó wù guǎn yǒu hěn duō cáng pǐn
This museum has many artifacts.
How to say “artifact” in Chinese
“Artifact” in Chinese is 藏品 (cáng pǐn).
A preserved item valued as part of a body of collected things, often for display, study, or careful keeping.
Example sentences with 藏品
这些藏品多数来自明清时期。zhè xiē cáng pǐn duō shù lái zì míng qīng shí qī
Most of these artifacts date from the Ming and Qing periods.
Tips for using 藏品
- Because it is a formal noun, it is most natural in museum, archive, and collector contexts, while ordinary personal belongings usually call for a more general word.