No. 8,174 in Chinese
emmanuel
"Emmanuel" is not a Chinese word; it originates from Hebrew, meaning "God is with us."
In a sentence
我最近阅读了一本名为《王者荣耀》的书，其中提到Emmanuel是一位非凡的领导者。
I recently read a book called 'King of Glory', where it mentioned that Emmanuel is an extraordinary leader.
In this context, 'Emmanuel' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
我们学习了希伯来名字的含义，比如Emmanuel，意思是‘神与我们同在’。
We learned about the meanings of Hebrew names, such as Emmanuel, which means 'God is with us'.
Here, 'Emmanuel' is discussed as a term with a specific meaning, explaining its cultural significance.
在会议中，Emmanuel提出了一个令人印象深刻的建议。
In the meeting, Emmanuel brought up an impressive proposal.
'Emmanuel' appears as the personal name of a participant contributing ideas in the meeting.
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