京都

jīngdū
capital (of a country)

CEDICT

  1. (literary) capital city (of a country)
  2. (～市) Kyoto (a city in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan)
  3. (～府) Kyoto (a prefecture of Japan)
  4. Kyoto (a city in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan)
  5. Kyoto (a prefecture of Japan)
  6. capital city (of a country)

Wiktionary

  1. 京城、國都。
  2. 地名。（kyoto）位在日本本州島西南，三面環山，形勢壯麗。自桓武天皇以來，至明治二年，共千餘年均定都於此，存有甚多的文物古蹟，為日本重要文化中心和佛教中心。

重編國語辭典

京城，國都

維基詞典

Homographs

京都 Jīngdū Kyoto, Japan

Examples

京都值得游览。

Kyoto is worth visiting.

Source: Tatoeba

你去过京都吗？

Have you ever visited Kyoto?

Have you ever been to Kyoto?

Source: Tatoeba

京都以古廟有名。

Kyoto is famous for its old temples.

Source: Tatoeba

京都依賴旅遊業。

Kyoto depends on the tourist industry.

Source: Tatoeba

京都的夏天很热。

Summers are very hot in Kyoto.

Source: Tatoeba

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Entry Composition

1 京 jīng
  1. capital city of a country
  2. big
  3. algebraic term for a large number (old)
  4. artificial mound (old)
2 都 dū
  1. capital city
  2. metropolis

Containing this entry

京都肉排 Jīngdūròupái
京都骨 jīngdōugǔ

Related entries

本金 běnjīn
  1. capital
  2. principal
我本金和利息都沒了。

I have lost both principal and interest.

Source: Tatoeba

本錢 běnqián
  1. capital
  2. (fig.) asset; advantage; the means (to do sth)
柱頭 zhùtóu
  1. (architecture) capital
  2. column head
  3. (botany) stigma
櫨 lú
  1. capital (of column)
  2. smoke tree
老本 lǎoběn
  1. capital
  2. assets
  3. savings
  4. nest egg
  5. (fig.) reputation
  6. laurels (to rest upon)
  7. old edition of a book
  8. (tree) trunk
資本 zīběn capital (economics)
公司由于缺乏资本倒闭了。

The firm went under due to lack of capital.

Source: Tatoeba

首都 shǒudū capital (city)

classifier: 個

首都天气有雨。

The weather in the capital is rainy.

Source: Tatoeba

資 zī
  1. resources
  2. capital
  3. to provide
  4. to supply
  5. to support
  6. money
  7. expense
即使我拿不到高工资，我也不肯放弃这个饭碗。

Even if I don't get a high salary, I'm not willing to quit this way of making a living.

Source: Tatoeba

資方 zīfāng
  1. the owners of a private enterprise
  2. management
  3. capital (as opposed to labor)