No. 8,444 in Chinese
pierre
The Chinese word "pierre" does not exist; "pierre" is French for "stone."
In a sentence
皮埃尔喜欢在公园里散步。
Pierre likes to take walks in the park.
'皮埃尔' is used as a proper noun, representing a person's name.
他从地上捡起了一块石头。
He picked up a stone from the ground.
'石头' translates to 'stone' and is equivalent to 'pierre' in French.
小说中的皮埃尔是一个勇敢的角色。
Pierre in the novel is a brave character.
'皮埃尔' here refers to a fictional character's name.
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