克莱顿
Kèláidùn
In Chinese, "Clayton" is rendered as 克莱顿 (Kèláidùn).
克莱顿 is a proper name used to refer to a person or a place.
How do you pronounce it?
Kèláidùn
Did you know?
- If a person named 'Clayton' moves to China, they might choose a 'Chinese name' with entirely different characters to reflect their personality rather than using 克莱顿.
- The character 克 in 克莱顿 can mean 'to overcome' or 'to conquer' when used in a non-name context.
- The word 莱 in 克莱顿 is frequently used in the names of various foreign plants and imported species in Chinese.
Examples in context
- 他的名字是克莱顿。His name is Clayton.
- 克莱顿是我的好朋友。Kèláidùn shì wǒ de hǎo péngyǒu.Clayton is my good friend.
- 克莱顿现在住在伦敦。Kèláidùn xiànzài zhù zài Lúndūn.Clayton lives in London now.
- 我们在克莱顿见面吧。Wǒmen zài Kèláidùn jiànmiàn ba.Let's meet in Clayton.
Example conversation
Two friends are discussing a mutual acquaintance.
- 梓涵 Zihan你见过克莱顿吗？Nǐ jiànguò Kèláidùn ma?Have you seen Clayton?
- 浩然 Haoran我没见过他。Wǒ méi jiànguò tā.I haven't seen him.
- 梓涵 Zihan克莱顿今天没来上班。Kèláidùn jīntiān méi lái shàngbān.Clayton didn't come to work today.
- 浩然 Haoran他今天生病了吗？Tā jīntiān shēngbìng le ma?Is he sick today?
