English–Chinese
“gregorian calendar” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyingōng lì
Example
节假日我们按公历安排。jié jià rì wǒ men àn gōng lì ān pái
We schedule holidays according to the Gregorian calendar.
How to say “gregorian calendar” in Chinese
“Gregorian calendar” in Chinese is 公历 (gōng lì).
The standard year-counting framework used to place ordinary events on a common solar timeline.
Example sentences with 公历
今年不是公历闰年，二月只有二十八天。jīn nián bú shì gōng lì rùn nián èr yuè zhí yǒu èr shí bā tiān
This year is not a Gregorian leap year, so February has only 28 days.
Tips for using 公历
- A date on an official form, ticket, or appointment usually follows 公历 (gōnglì, "Gregorian calendar"), while traditional festivals and birthdays may be discussed with another calendar in mind.