English–Chinese
“substantial” in Chinese
How to say “substantial” in Chinese
“Substantial” in Chinese is 大笔 (dà bǐ).
A large chunk of money attached to one investment, expense, or other financial action.
Example sentences with 大笔
公司计划在明年投入大笔资金建设新工厂。gōng sī jì huà zài míng nián tóu rù dà bǐ zī jīn jiàn shè xīn gōng chǎng
The company plans to invest substantial funds in building a new factory next year.
Tips for using 大笔
- In everyday conversation, this word most naturally appears before a noun naming money, investment, or spending, so it functions as a financial modifier rather than a general word for physical size.
Other Chinese words for “substantial”
政府投入了雄厚的资金支持。zhèng fǔ tóu rù le xióng hòu de zī jīn zhī chí
The government invested substantial funds to provide support.