English–Chinese
“tentatively set” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinzàn dìng
Example
我们暂定了会议时间。wǒ men zàn dìng le huì yì shí jiān
We tentatively set the meeting time.
How to say “tentatively set” in Chinese
“Tentatively set” in Chinese is 暂定 (zàn dìng).
A temporary anchor for a plan: firm enough to coordinate people, but open enough to be replaced.
Example sentences with 暂定
产品上市时间暂定在明年三月。chán pǐn shàng shì shí jiān zàn dìng zài míng nián sān yuè
The product launch date is tentatively set for March next year.
Tips for using 暂定
- In everyday Chinese, it most naturally applies to an arrangement that someone has chosen for now, rather than to information that merely lacks confirmation.