No. 8,176 in Chinese
estates
The Chinese word for "estates" is typically translated as 地产 (dìchǎn), meaning "real estate" or "property."
In a sentence
她继承了一处乡村庄园。
She inherited a countryside estate.
Here, 'estate' refers to a large property, often including a mansion or landholdings, typically associated with wealth and inheritance.
公司计划开发新的房地产项目。
The company plans to develop a new real estate project.
In this sentence, 'real estate' signifies property consisting of land and buildings, often within the context of business or development.
那些房地产投资者在城市中心拥有许多不动产。
Those real estate investors own numerous estates in the city center.
Here, 'estate' is used to denote properties or holdings owned by investors to generate income or enhance value.
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