克莱奥
Kèlái'ào
克莱奥 (Kèlái'ào) is the Chinese transliteration for the proper name Cleo.
克莱奥 is used as a proper name for a person.
How do you pronounce it?
Kèlái'ào
Did you know?
- While 克莱奥 is used for the name Cleo, the legendary Cleopatra is referred to by the specific name 克娄巴特拉.
- Chinese speakers often create nicknames by doubling a character, so someone named 克莱奥 might be affectionately called 奥奥.
- The character 克 in 克莱奥 means 'to overcome' or 'gram', while 莱 refers to a type of goosefoot plant and 奥 means 'mysterious'.
Examples in context
- 克莱奥是一个好女孩。Kèlái'ào shì yīgè hǎo nǚhái.Cleo is a good girl.
- 我认识克莱奥。Wǒ rènshì Kèlái'ào.I know Cleo.
- 克莱奥在办公室里。Kèlái'ào zài bàngōngshì lǐ.Cleo is in the office.
Example conversation
Two friends are looking for their acquaintance at a party.
- 雨婷 Yuting你看到克莱奥了吗？Nǐ kàndào Kèláiào le ma?Have you seen Cleo?
- 俊杰 Junjie他刚才在厨房。Tā gāngcái zài chúfáng.He was in the kitchen just now.
- 雨婷 Yuting我现在去找克莱奥。Wǒ xiànzài qù zhǎo Kèláiào.I will go look for Cleo now.
- 俊杰 Junjie好的，祝你好运。Hǎo de, zhù nǐ hǎoyùn.Okay, good luck.
