Sang is translated into Chinese as: sing, sing.

Sang is an English word, mainly used as a verb and noun. When used as a verb, it is translated as "sing, sing (past tense of sing)", and when used as a noun, it is translated as "(Sang) personal name; (Southeast Asia) National Chinese) student; (Swedish, Lao, Cambodian, Thai) Sang; (Chinese) student (Cantonese·Waitoma)".

Phrases matching

we sang we sang; we chatted; we danced; the songs we sang; er sang he sang; Lok Sang Benesse; Big Mouth Crow Entertainment Student ;Pur Sang pure blood;All we remember are;real;sang o Korean navy shark class;Ge Sang Ge Sang Mei Duo;Sang Whang by Huang Shangran;Alkaline water manufacturing equipment;sang publi public health;Sang public ;Msang Gong.

Bilingual examples

1. Tax?chief?Wong Ho-sang?met?the?civil service?secretary yesterday to?explain?the controversy?involving?a?tax?consultancy ?run?by?his?wife.

The Director of the Inland Revenue Bureau, Huang Hesheng, met with the Director of the Civil Service Bureau to explain his wife’s establishment of a tax company.

2. So?if?I?simply?sang?the?song?into?a?recording?device?in?the?privacy?of?my?own?home,it wasn't? clear?that?I?owed the?composer?anything.

So, if I use a recording device to record a song I sing in the privacy of my own home, there is no clear rule saying whether I have to report it to the composer Pay.

3. In?daily?life,everyone?appears?elegant?and like?gentlemen,?while?last?night,all?of?those were?gone?like?the?wind.We? sang?and?danced.

Everyone is usually dignified, elegant, and gentlemanly, but last night they forgot all about it and sang and danced to their heart's content!