English–Chinese
“weathered” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyincāng sāng
Example
他的眼神很沧桑。tā de yǎn shén hěn cāng sāng
His eyes look weathered.
How to say “weathered” in Chinese
“Weathered” in Chinese is 沧桑 (cāng sāng).
A visible record of time and hardship in a person's face, manner, or condition.
Example sentences with 沧桑
战争过后,这座城市显得非常沧桑。zhàn zhēng guò hòu zhè zuò chéng shì xiǎn de fēi cháng cāng sāng
After the war, the city looked very weathered.
Tips for using 沧桑
- In everyday conversation, this word often sounds literary and weighty, so it suits a presence that suggests a long history rather than a merely tired or older appearance.