English–Chinese
“one who” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinzhě
Example
请自觉排队，违者罚款。qǐng zì jué pái duì wéi zhě fá kuǎn
Please line up on your own. Anyone who breaks the rules will be fined.
How to say “one who” in Chinese
“One who” in Chinese is 者 (zhě).
A person singled out by an action, role, or status, usually in a formal label.
Example sentences with 者
作者在书的封面上署名。zuò zhě zài shū de fēng miàn shàng shǔ míng
The author signed their name on the cover of the book.
Tips for using 者
- In everyday conversation, this form often sounds formal, while notices, rules, and official wording use it as a compact label.