English–Chinese

“mild” in Chinese

Chinese

Also轻度 (qīng dù)

Pronunciation

Pinyinwēn hé

Example

他脾气很温和,从不发火。tā pí qì hěn wēn hé cóng bù fā huǒ

He has a very mild temper and never gets angry.

Illustration for 温和 (mild)

How to say “mild” in Chinese

“Mild” in Chinese is 温和 (wēn hé).

A calm, balanced manner that feels neither harsh nor distant.

Full entry for 温和: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 温和

店员对顾客的态度很温和,顾客愿意再次光顾。diàn yuán duì gù kè de tài dù hěn wēn hé gù kè yuàn yì zài cì guāng gù

The store clerk has a gentle attitude toward customers, so they are willing to come back.

Tips for using 温和

  • English speakers often use mild for conditions such as weather or taste, but this Chinese adjective is a natural everyday choice for describing someone who is easy to get along with.

Other Chinese words for “mild”

这次车祸只是造成轻度损伤。zhè cì chē huò zhǐ shì zào chéng qīng dù sǔn shāng

This car accident only caused mild damage.

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