Ạ| Num. Index: 61.93-3 | £¸£´£¿ yin4 ![]() |
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N. | Shade, shelter: (fig.) §ÈẠprotection, inheritance or material benefit given by ancestor. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 61.93-9 | £v£« ma1 ![]() ![]() |
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âÜ | Num. Index: 61A.00-1 | £{£«£¿ la4 ![]() |
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N. | ¬ÍâÜ (la4la0) a scar. | ||||||||
Words | 1. âܵg la4li4, n. & adj., scabby, head suffering from scabies (also óÄïg). |
²© | Num. Index: 61A.00-1 | £¤£¿ zhi4 ![]() |
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N. | (Med.) piles, hemorrhoids: ¤º²©¡A¥~²© internal, external piles. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²©½H zhi4chuang0, n., bleeding piles. 2. ²©®Ö zhi4he2, n., blind piles. 3. ²©º| zhi4lou4, n., fistula. |
Ëo | Num. Index: 61A.00-3 | £x£¸£¶ ding1 ![]() |
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N. | Any of various boils, ulcers, some malignant; carbuncle. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ëo½H ding1chuang1, n., boil, usu. the malignant kind. |
ûã | Num. Index: 61A.00-3 | £ e1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Long-standing illness: ¨Hûã a chronic illness; ¾iûã to recuperate. |
ÞË | Num. Index: 61A.00-3 | £ e1 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 61A.00-3 | £{£¸£¿ li4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) pestilence, an epidemic desease. |
íw | Num. Index: 61A.00-5 | £££¸£³£½ xian2 ![]() |
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N. | Epilepsy: Åöíw¡A¦Ïíw¡Aíw· ditto. |
ºÇ | Num. Index: 61A.00-8 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() |
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V. i. | Recover from illness. |
µg | Num. Index: 61A.00-9 | £{£¸£¿ li4 ![]() |
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N. | (Med.) dysentery, diarrhea. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µg¯e li4ji0, n., (med.) dysentery. |
·ò | Num. Index: 61A.01-1 | £{£¸£´£½ lin2 ![]() |
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·ò | Num. Index: 61A.01-1 | £v£«£½ ma2 ![]() |
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N. & adj. | Pockmark (ed), (var. of ³Â 61.01). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·ò·ô ma2bi4, n., paralysis. 2. ·òºÆ ma2feng1, n., leprosy. 3. ·ò¯l ma2zhen3, n., measles (also called Ú¯¤l 61A.91). |
Àø | Num. Index: 61A.01-1 | £{£¸£±£½ liao2 ![]() ![]() |
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V. t. | To cure, recuperate: ªvÀø or Àøªv to treat illness; ¶EÀø see a doctor for diagnosis and treatment; ¹qÀø electrotherapy. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Àøªv liao2zhi4, n. & v. t., medical treatment; 2. Àøªv liao2zhi4, n. & v. t., to cure or treat disease. 3. Àø¾i liao2yang3, v. i., to recuperate; 4. Àø¾i liao2yang3, v. i., Àø¾i°| sanatorium. |
ês | Num. Index: 61A.01-4 | £{£¹£¬£¾ luo3 ![]() |
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Words | 1. êsûí luo3li4, n., disease with swelling of lymphatic gland in neck. |
êq | Num. Index: 61A.01-9 | £¤£¯£¿ zhai4 ![]() |
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N. | An illness: À÷êq tuberculosis. |
ÞÉ | Num. Index: 61A.02-3 | £¤£¹£½ zhu2 ![]() |
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N. | Chilblains (=modn. á½H). |
æ² | Num. Index: 61A.02-4 | £|£¹£³ guan1 ![]() |
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N. | Physical pain, illness: (LL) «ð沦b©ê be ill, suffer from physical pains. | ||||||||
V. t. | To neglect: æ²³Ö©x (AC) neglect one's duties as an official. |
²ª | Num. Index: 61A.02-5 | £~£´£½ hen2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A scar, a mark left: ¤M²ª¡A¶Ë²ª¡A³Ð²ª scar from a wound; ¬Í²ª¡A½I²ª a scar formation; ²\²ª tear stains. (2) A trace, a shadow: ¬K¹Ú¤FµL²ª vanish like a spring dream without a trace; ¤ë¼vªá²ª the shadow of the moon and flowers. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²ª¸ñ hen2ji0, n., a mark left (such as footprint, fingerprint); 2. ²ª¸ñ hen2ji0, n., a trace (of dispute, correction, etc). |
Äo | Num. Index: 61A.02-8 | £¸£µ£¾ yang3 ![]() |
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N. & v.i. | An itch; to itch. |
ív | Num. Index: 61A.10-4 | £x£³£¿ dan4 ![]() |
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V. t. | (AC) shun: ¹üµ½ív´c praise what is good and shun evil. |
Â} | Num. Index: 61A.10-5 | £u£¸£¾ pi3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Personal, confirmed or exaggerated habit, weakness, personal vice, a habit, addicted habit: ·ÏÂ} habit for smoking; ¦çÂ} weakness for fine dress; °sÂ}¡A½äÂ} confirmed hibit of drinking, gambling. (2) Personal idiosyncrasy. (3) U.f. µl 61A.40. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Â}¦n pi3hao4, n., special or favorite hobby (like philately). 2. Â}©Ê pi3xing4, n., highly personal character; 3. Â}©Ê pi3xing4, n., pet tastes and hatreds. 4. Â}¶Ý pi3xU4, n., favorite hobby, special liking (for s.t.). |
·ñ | Num. Index: 61A.10-6 | £©£¹£°£¿ cui4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Worn out: ³Ò·ñ worn out with work; Áù°`ºÉ·ñ to tire oneself out, spare no energy at one's duty. |
¿` | Num. Index: 61A.10-6 | £¤£µ£¿ zhang4 ![]() |
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N. | Miasma, swamp gas. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿`®ð zhang4chi4, n., miasma, swamp vapours: ¯Q·Ï¿`®ð a turgid atmosphere of ignorance and confusion. 2. ¿`Â~ zhang4li4, n., poisonous vapours; 3. ¿`Â~ zhang4li4, n., malaria. |
Ö} | Num. Index: 61A.10-8 | £¸£µ£¾ yang3 ![]() |
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·ô | Num. Index: 61A.10-9 | £t£¸£¿ bi4 ![]() |
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Å~ | Num. Index: 61A.10-9 | £££¸£³£¾ xian3 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Ringworm; various skin diseases. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Å~¬Î xian3jie4, n., skin disease. |
æ° | Num. Index: 61A.11-1 | £¸£¿ yi4 ![]() |
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V. t. | (LL) to bury. |
Åõ | Num. Index: 61A.11-2 | £y£³ tan1 ![]() |
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N. | Palsy, paralysis. | ||||||||
Adj. | Paralytic: ¥LÅõ¤F become paralyzed; °¾Åõ semi-paralyzed, partially paralyzed. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÅõºÈ tan1huan4 (tan1huan0), (1) adj., paralytic; 2. ÅõºÈ tan1huan4 (tan1huan0), (2) n., paralysis. 3. Åõ¤l tan1zi0, n., a paralytic. |
ûç | Num. Index: 61A.11-3 | £t£³ ban1 ![]() |
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N. | Rash on skin, pimple (cf. ½I). |
ít | Num. Index: 61A.11-3 | £{£¹£¶£½ long2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (AC) hunchback. (2) ítàÍ (AC) difficulty in urination. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 61A.11-4 | £¢£º£½ qU2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (LL) thin, emaciated: ²M¡¼¡A¡¼½G thin. |
²¬ | Num. Index: 61A.11-8 | £¢£º£³£½ qUan2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Recovered from illness. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²¬Â¡ qUan2yU4, adj., recovered from illness. |
÷ê | Num. Index: 61A.11-9 | £º£¶ yong1 ![]() |
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N. | An ulcer, abscess, a carbuncle. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÷ê½H yong1chuang1, n., an abscess. 2. ÷ê¸~ yong1zhong3, adj., abscess with swelling. 3. ÷ê¯j yong1jU1, n., an ulcer, carbuncle. 4. ÷êºÅ yong3yang2, n., a large carbuncle. |
ºÄ | Num. Index: 61A.21-2 | £z£º£®£¿ nUe4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Malaria. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ºÄ¯e nUe4ji2, n., (med.) malaria. 2. ºÄ¤l *yao4zi0, n., (coll. for) malaria: µoºÄ¤l have an attack of malaria. 3. ºÄ°A nUe4wen2, n., (med.) malaria-carrying mosquito, anopheles sinensis. |
ª· | Num. Index: 61A.21-2 | £¦£³£¿ shan4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ª·®ð shan4chi4, n., (Chin. med.) hernia; 2. ª·®ð shan4chi4, n., acute pain in groins. |
Àù | Num. Index: 61A.21-4 | £¸£³£½ yan2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Cancer: ¨xÀù Cancer of the liver; ¨ÅÀù breast cancer; ¤l®cÀù cancer of the womb; ¦åÀù cancer in the blood, leukemia, etc. |
ÒÈ | Num. Index: 61A.22-2 | £w£°£¿ fei4 ![]() |
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N. | (fei4zi0) Prickly heat: ¼öÒÈ prickly heat. |
·ó | Num. Index: 61A.22-2 | £w£°£¿ fei4 ![]() |
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ÞÍ | Num. Index: 61A.22-4 | £t£¸£¿ bi4 ![]() |
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N. | Paralysis (·òÞÍ). |
¬Î | Num. Index: 61A.22-8 | £¡£¸£®£¿ jie4 ![]() |
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N. | A skin disease marked by itching: ¬Î½H jie4chuang1, ¬ÎÅ~ jie4xUan3¡õ; Å~¬Î¤§¯e skin disease, also a negligible ill; ¬Î¾À meaningless scribbles on walls. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬Î½H jie4chuang1, n., sores from itch. 2. ¬ÎÅ~ jie4xUan3, n., ringworm and similar skin diseases. 3. ¬ÎÅ~ÂÎ jie4xUan3chong2, n., the acarus. |
ÒÆ | Num. Index: 61A.22-9 | £¤£«£¿ zha4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÒÆ¸| zha4sai1 (zha4sai0), n., (med.) glandular swelling below the ears, the mumps. |
ðK | Num. Index: 61A.22-9 | £¡£¸£®£½ jie2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | A small sore: ðK¤l a boil; ¤ìðK abnormal swelling on tree stem. |
µk | Num. Index: 61A.30-3 | £x£²£¿ dou4 ![]() |
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N. | Smallpox, also called ¤Ñªá: ºØ¤ûµk¡AºØµk vaccination. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µk½I dou4ban1, n., pockmark. 2. µk¼ß dou4jiang1, n., vaccine. 3. µk] dou4miao2, n., vaccine virus. |
Ít | Num. Index: 61A.30-3 | £|£µ gang1 ![]() |
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N. | ²æÍt rectocele, proctocele. |
¯g | Num. Index: 61A.30-3 | £¤£¶£¿ zheng4 ![]() |
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N. | An illness, disease: ¯f¯g disease, kind of disease; µ´¯g incurable disease: «æ¯g acute disease; Àù¯g cancer; ¤º¯g¡A¥~¯g internal, external disease. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯gÔ zheng4hou4, n., symptoms of disease. 2. ¯gª¬ zheng4zhuang4, n., condition of illness. |
µj | Num. Index: 61A.30-3 | £¡£¸£¶£¿ jing4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. µjÅË jing4luan2, n., convulsions, convulsive contractions. |
¯n | Num. Index: 61A.30-4 | £x£³£¾ dan3 ![]() |
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N. | ¶À¯n jaundice. |
½E | Num. Index: 61A.30-4 | £¹£´ wen1 ![]() |
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N. | Epidemic, plague: ¤û½E¡AÂû½E cattle, chicken plague. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ½E¬Ì wen1yi4, n., epidemic. |
¯j | Num. Index: 61A.30-4 | £¡£º jU1 ![]() |
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N. | An abscess, an ulcer: ÷ê¯j (yong1jU1) a carbuncle. |
ûí | Num. Index: 61A.30-5 | £{£¸£¿ li4 ![]() |
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N. | See êsûí 61A.01. |
æ¯ | Num. Index: 61A.30-8 | £¥£¯£¿ chai4 ![]() ![]() |
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V. i. | (LL) recover from illness: §i毡A毷U ditto. |
½D | Num. Index: 61A.40-2 | £x£«£½ da2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | See ª¸½D 61A.70. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ½DI da2bei4, n., tumor around shoulder blades; 2. ½DI da2bei4, n., accomplice in swindle, gambling, etc. (also ·f¤â 10A.40). |
ÒÄ | Num. Index: 61A.40-2 | £x£¸£³£¿ dian4 ![]() |
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N. | (LL) malarial fever. |
µl | Num. Index: 61A.40-3 | £u£¸£¾ pi3 ![]() |
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N. | Chronic hardening of the spleen, cf. compp.¡õ; (fig.) ¦aµl local ruffian. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µl¿n pi3ji1, n., hardened spot in the spleen. 2. µl¶ô pi3kuai4, n., ditto. |
½H | Num. Index: 61A.40-8 | £¥£¹£µ chuang1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A wound: ¤M½H a knife cut; ½H²ª¡A½H¶Ë chuang1hen2, chuang1shang1¡õ. (2) Gen. name for sores, boil, ulcer: ¥Í½H¡Aªø½H grow a boil, an ulcer; ´c½H malignant boil; ²©½H piles; á½H chilblains; ¨r½H scabby, scabies, (esp. domestic animals) mange. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ½H¬Í chuang1ba1, n., a scab, wound scars. 2. ½H²ª chuang1hen2, n., a wound scar. 3. ½H¤f chuang1kou3, n., knife cut, opening of sore. 4. ½H¶Ë chuang1shang1, n., a knife cut. 5. ½HºÅ chuang1yang2, n., a sore in gen. 6. ½H² chuang1yi2, n., sores which disfigure; 7. ½H² chuang1yi2, n., (fig.) ½H²º¡¥Ø a sight of war-torn area. |
¯m | Num. Index: 61A.40-9 | £¡£¸£« jia1 ![]() |
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N. | A scab over a sore. |
·ö | Num. Index: 61A.40-9 | £¥ chi1 ![]() |
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ÞÈ | Num. Index: 61A.41-1 | £y£¹£½ tu2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) sick. |
¯i | Num. Index: 61A.41-2 | £|£³ gan1 ![]() |
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N. | A disease of children, see ¯i¿n gan1ji1¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯i½H gan1chuang1, n., (med.) chancre (also ¤U¯i). 2. ¯i¶À gan1huang2, n., (med.) a form of anemia (also ¶ÀD). 3. ¯i¿n gan1ji1, n., a children's disease characterized by swelling of the belly and limbs, caused by malnutrition or parasitic worms. |
ÞÌ | Num. Index: 61A.41-4 | £|£¹£¿ gu4 ![]() |
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N. | A chronic disease. | ||||||||
Adj. | Chronic, inveterate, deeprooted: Þ̯e a chronic ailment; ÞÌÂ} an inveterate weakness for s. t.; ÞÌ²ß a deep-rooted habit. |
âÚ | Num. Index: 61A.41-6 | £¸£´ yin1 ![]() |
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Adj. | Mute, dumb. |
½F | Num. Index: 61A.41-9 | £{£¸£²£½ liu2 ![]() |
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N. | Goiter. |
Ú± | Num. Index: 61A.42-1 | £u£¹ pu1 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) sick. |
Â~ | Num. Index: 61A.42-2 | £{£¸£¿ li4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A sore, an ulcer. (2) Pestilence. |
¯f | Num. Index: 61A.42-3 | £t£¸£¶£¿ bing4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Illness, sickness, disease: ¥Í¯f¡A±w¯f fall sick; ¬V¯f contract disease, cold, etc.; ¦Ñ¯f¡A«æ¯f¡A¤p¯fchronic, critical, small illness; ¦«¯f¡AºÙ¯f on pretext of illness; ¯fÅ]Äñ¨ prone to all kinds of sickness, bedridden; ¯f¤J»I¨w (huang1) (fig.) deep-seated disease, hopeless case; ¯f°² sick leave; »y¯f contradiction in terms. (2) Trouble, weakness: ¤ò¯f imperfection, trouble (in engine, system); ¹ú¯f abuse, corrupt practice, cause of trouble; ³q¯f common trouble, abuse in practice. | ||||||||
V. i. & t. | (1) Be or fall sick: ¯fË fall sick. (2) To harm, injure: ¯f¥Á cause harm, trouble to people, injure the people's interests. (3) To worry, regard as imperfection: §g¤l¯fµL¯à²j a gentleman worries about his own lack of ability. | ||||||||
Adj. | Sick: ¥L¯f¤F he is sick; ¯fª×¦b§É lie sick in bed; ¯f¤`¡A¯f¦º¡A¯f¬G die of illness. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯f¥]¨à bing4bao1er0, n., (coll.) a man always ill. 2. ¯f¯f¬n¬n bing4bing4wai1wai1, ¯f¯f¬o¬obing4bing4yang1yang1, adj., (coll.) weak with old sickness, sickly in appearance. 3. ¯fûÒ bing4chuang2, n., sickbed. 4. ¯f¬r bing4du2, n., virus. 5. ¯f©Ð bing4fang2, n., sickroom. 6. ¯f®Ú bing4gen1, n., cause of disease. 7. ¯f¯g bing4zheng4, n., disease, illness; 8. ¯f¯g bing4zheng4, n., symptoms. 9. ¯f®a bing4jia1, n., patient. 10. ¯f°² bing4jia3, n., sick leave. 11. ¯fª¬ bing4zhuang4, n., condition of patient. 12. ¯fªp bing4kuang4, n., condition of patient. 13. ¯f²z(¾Ç) bing4li3, n., pathology. 14. ¯f¶H bing4xiang4, n., symptoms. 15. ¯f«Ç bing4si4, n., hospital ward. 16. ¯f¶Õ bing4shi4, n., symptoms (improving or worsening); 17. ¯f¶Õ bing4shi4, n., condition of patient. 18. ¯f§Ñ bing4wang4, adj., absentminded, suffering loss of memory. 19. ¯f°| bing4yUan4, n. hospital. 20. ¯f®e bing4yong2, n., sickly appearance. |
µh | Num. Index: 61A.42-3 | £y£¹£¶£¿ tong4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Pain (oft. *teng2): ÀYµh¡A¤úµh¡A¤ßµh headache, toothache, heartache; ¤@°}°}µh spells of pain; µhÄo tong4yang3¡õ. (2) Anguish, sorrow, grief: §Ôµh ¡§endure the pain,¡¨ i.e., cut the loss or sell at a sacrifice, suffer s.t. to pass; ¨Iµh¡A´dµh deep pain or grief; µh«v (excl.) alas! ah, me! µh©w«äµh take one's painful experience to heart. | ||||||||
V.i. & adj. | (1) Painful; used as vb. in the sense ¡§it hurts¡¨: µh¤£µh does it hurt? »Äµh (of museles, bones) sore, stiff; µh¤J°©Åè hurts to the bones; µh±o¼F®`¡A¦nµh¡Aµh±þ±þ very painful; µh¤£¥i§Ô unbearably painful. (2) To love, care (oft. *teng2): µh±¤ love (a child, girl); ¼¦µh care for (person, esp. tender or helpless); µh·R love deeply (person), oft. ¯k·R. | ||||||||
Adv. | Deeply, bitterly: µh¥´¡Aµh¼Þ beat mercilessly; µh½|¤@¹y give a sound scolding; µh´c¡Aµh«ë hate bitterly; µh¶¼ drink to heart's content; µhú¬y®÷ cry bitterly; µh®¬¡Aµh§ï«e«D contrition, repent greatly, turn a new leaf; µh§Ö tong4kuai4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µh¤Á tong4qie4, adj. & adv., deeply, earnestly, sincerely: µh¤Á³¯µü make a deeply felt plea. 2. µh·¡ tong4chu3, adj. & n., painful; 3. µh·¡ tong4chu3, adj. & n., sufferings. 4. µh· tong4feng1, n., gout; 5. µh· tong4feng1, n., rheumatic pain. 6. µh§Ö tong4kuai4, adj. & adv., also µhµh§Ö§Ö (1) to heart's content, without mincing matters: µhµh§Ö§Ö³Ü¤@ªM drink or gulp it straight down; 7. µh§Ö tong4kuai4, adj. & adv., µh§Ö²Oºv (of writing, esp. virulous attack) with great eloquence, stirring, moving; 8. µh§Ö tong4kuai4, adj. & adv., (2) direct in dealings: ³o¤H«Üµh§Ö this man is forthright and simple; 9. µh§Ö tong4kuai4, adj. & adv., °µ¨Æ«Üµh§Ö get things done simple, quickly; 10. µh§Ö tong4kuai4, adj. & adv., »¡¸Ü«Üµh§Ö does not mince words, or talks directly and simply; 11. µh§Ö tong4kuai4, adj. & adv., §Aµh§ÖÂI¦n¶Ü will you please be more explicit? 12. µhW tong4ku3, n. & adj., pain and sufferings: µhWªº¨Æ a painful affair. 13. µh¤ß tong4xin1, phr., to hurt: ³o¨Æ¥s¤Hµh¤ß this matter hurts deeply, is deplorable; 14. µh¤ß tong4xin1, phr., µh¤ß¯eº resent or hate deeply; 15. µh¤ß tong4xin1, phr., µh¤ß¤Á¾¦ make one burn with anger. 16. µhÄo tong4yang3, n., ¡§pain and itch¡¨: µhÄo¬ÛÃö care for one another's comfort and happiness; 17. µhÄo tong4yang3, n., ¤£ÃöµhÄo be completely indifferent to (another's welfare). |
Ö¢ | Num. Index: 61A.42-4 | £y£¹£¶ tong1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. Ö¢æ² tong1guan1, n., sickness, miseries. |
ÞÒ | Num. Index: 61A.42-4 | £t£¶ beng1 ![]() |
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N. | (Chin. med.) profuse bleeding (gynecological). |
¿b | Num. Index: 61A.42-5 | £{£²£¿ lou4 ![]() |
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N. | (Med.) anal fistula: ²©¿b. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 61A.42-9 | £¡£¸£½ ji2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Lean, lank: ¡¼½G skinny, lanky; ¡¼®z sickly. (2) Barren, poor: ³h¡¼ poor and unproductive; ¡¼¤g land with low productivity, poor soil. |
¿a | Num. Index: 61A.42-9 | £¢£º£®£½ qUe2 ![]() |
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N. & adj. | Lame; a lame person: ¿a¤l a cripple; »L¿a¡A¿a»Lªº¡A¿aºë½M©Ç the lame and the blind often are remarkably observant or clever, responsive. |
ç | Num. Index: 61A.42-9 | £t£¸£®£¾ bie3 ![]() |
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V. i. | (Coll.) to dry up, to become hollow or sunk down: ç¤U¥h¤F to shrink down (as of deflated balloon); çûó¨{¤l with an empty, shrunken stomach; ç¼L¤l a sunken, toothless mouth. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ç´ß bie3ke2, adj., helpless, with no way out. 2. çÁ³Ú¯ bie3luo2sha1, n., (coll.). cholera. 3. ç¤T bie3san1, n., esp. ¤pç¤T (Shanghai dial.) city bum. 4. ç¤l bie3zi0, n., frustration; 5. ç¤l bie3zi0, n., hardships. |
ºÅ | Num. Index: 61A.50-4 | £¸£µ£½ yang2 ![]() |
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N. | Sores, ulcer: ¼ìºÅ a burst ulcer. |
À÷ | Num. Index: 61A.50-9 | £{£±£½ lao2 ![]() |
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N. | (Med.) tuberculosis, also any wasting disease: ªÍÀ÷ tuberculosis of the lungs; ¸zÀ÷ tuberculosis of the intestines; À÷¯fµÄ¤l a consumptive, an extremely weak person; À÷¯f° (abusive) a consumptive. | ||||||||
Words | 1. À÷¯f lao2bing4, n., tuberculosis. 2. À÷ÂÎ lao2chong2, n., tubercle bacillus. |
ÒÇ | Num. Index: 61A.50-9 | £¡£º jU1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÒÇܼ jU1lou2, adj., hunchbacked. 2. ÒÇûé jU1lU2, adj., ditto. |
Ú¶ | Num. Index: 61A.50-9 | £v£°£¿ mei4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) sick; ¨Ï§Ú¤ßÚ¶ makes my heart ache (with anxiety). |
·ï | Num. Index: 61A.63-6 | £º yU1 ![]() |
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N. | Decayed flesh with clogged-up blood. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·ïÁw yU1nong2, n., pus. 2. ·ï¦× yU1rou4, n., decayed flesh (in wounds); 3. ·ï¦× yU1rou4, n., gangrenous flesh. 4. ·ï¶Ë yU1shang1, n., a contusion, wound with blood clots. 5. ·ï¦å yU1xUe4 (yU1xie3), n., extravasated blood, blood clot. |
¯k | Num. Index: 61A.63-9 | £y£¶£½ teng2 ![]() |
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V. i. & t. | (1) Love dearly: ¦n¯k¦o loves her dearly; twitch in the heart (love and pain are oft. felt as indistinguishable in Chin.)= ³oªTÆp¥Û¥á¤F¡A¦n¤ß¯k the loss of the diamond hurts a great deal; ¤ß¯k¤p«Ä love the child very dearly, see ¯kµh teng2tong4¡õ. (2) Feel painful: ¤ß¯k¡AÀY¯k heartache, headache. | ||||||||
Adj. | Painful, functions as Eng. v. i., hurt: ¯k¤£¯k does it hurt? ¦n¯k¡A¯k±o¼F®` hurts a great deal. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯k·R teng2ai4, v. t., love dearly. 2. ¯k¼ö teng2re4, adj., (MC) madly in love. 3. ¯k±¤ teng2xi4, v. t., love tenderly (baby, etc.). 4. ¯kµh teng2tong4, v. i. & t., ache: °©ÀY¯kµh the bones ache. |
¬Ð | Num. Index: 61A.70-1 | £¸£²£½ you2 ![]() |
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N. | Goiter: ÂØ¬Ð s. t. redundant and not needed. |
²« | Num. Index: 61A.70-2 | £© ci1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Fault: ²«Ä³ ci1yi4¡õ; §j¤ò¨D²« to find fault intentionally, criticize unfairly. (2) Disease: ²«Â~ ci1li4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²«Â~ ci1li4, n., (AC) epidemic. 2. ²«·å ci1xia2, n., a flaw in jade, character. 3. ²«Ä³ ci1yi4, v. t., to criticize, object, find fault with: µL¥i²«Ä³ nothing to object to. |
ºÆ | Num. Index: 61A.70-4 | £w£¶ feng1 ![]() |
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N. & adj. | (1) Mad, -ness, insane, -nity; µoºÆ become crazy (lit. & fig.): §AºÆ¤F you are crazy; ºÆ¤H»¡ºÆ¸Ü crazy man's crazy talk; §O»¡ ºÆ¸Ü do not talk nonsense. | ||||||||
N. 7 adj. | (2) monomania: ®çªáºÆ (=®çªá¨g) nymphomania, sex crazy. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ºÆÅö feng1dian1, adj., crazy, insane, demented: ºÆºÆÅöÅö acting like crazy; 2. ºÆÅö feng1dian1, adj., ºÆºÆ¥¢¥¢ acting like crazy, looking lost. 3. ºÆª¯¯f feng1gou3bing4, n., rabies. 4. ºÆ¨g feng1kuang2, adj. & n., insane, -nity; 5. ºÆ¨g feng1kuang2, adj. & n., crazy about s.t. 6. ºÆÅõ feng1tan1, n. & adj., paralysis, -lytic. 7. ºÆ¤l feng1zi0, n., madman, halfcrazy person, a ¡§nut.¡¨ |
¬Í | Num. Index: 61A.70-5 | £t£« ba1 ![]() |
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N. | Scar, esp. ½H¬Í scar from wounds or disease. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬ÍâÜ ba1la0, adj., full of pockmarks or scars: ¬ÍâÜÀI scarred face, eyelid; 2. ¬ÍâÜ ba1la0, adj., ¬ÍâÜ»æ cake with pitted surface; 3. ¬ÍâÜ ba1la0, adj., ¬Íâܬy¬Pªº with pitted surface. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 61A.70-5 | £z£¸£®£¿ nie4 ![]() |
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N. | (MC) a sore, abscess, skin ulcer: ½I¡¼. | ||||||||
V. i. | (MC) (sores, wounds) ache. |
ª¸ | Num. Index: 61A.70-9 | £|£ ge1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ª¸½D ge1da0, n., a pimple, a boil; 2. ª¸½D ge1da0, n., any small round bject: ¥Ö½§¤W°_ª¸½D have goose flesh; 3. ª¸½D ge1da0, n., ¤gª¸½D¡A¦Bª¸½D¡Aüùª¸·f small lumps of earth, ice, dough; 4. ª¸½D ge1da0, n., ª¸½D¨à´ö soup made with small pieces of dough. 5. ª¸´í¨à ge1zha0er0, n., a scab over a sore. 6. ª¸úGª¸½D ge1li1ge1da0, adj., troublesome, difficult to cope or get along with. |
ûä | Num. Index: 61A.70-9 | £u£±£¿ pao4 ![]() |
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N. | Pimple; blister. |
ÏÜ | Num. Index: 61A.71-9 | £¤ zhi1 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) sick. |
µi | Num. Index: 61A.72-1 | £¤£¿ zhi4 ![]() |
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N. | A mole, birthmark: ¶Âµi¡A¬õµi black, red birthmark; ¬ü¤Hµi beauty spot. |
Å} | Num. Index: 61A.72-3 | £¸£´£¾ yin3 ![]() |
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N. | A formed habit (as taking narcotics), addiction: ûÇÅ}¡A°sÅ} smoking, drinking habit; ¤WÅ} become addict; ¹LÅ} have urge satisfied; §ÙÅ} to stop habit (as smoking); µoÅ} feel strong need for (drugs, etc.); Å}¤j¤F dose increases; Å}§g¤l (facet.) opium addict. |
¡ | Num. Index: 61A.72-8 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() |
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V. i. | To recover from illness (usu. wr. ·U). |
Äî | Num. Index: 61A.80-1 | £{£¯£¿ lai4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Med.) leprosy. (2) Scabies (also wr. âÜ): ÄîÀY lai4tou2¡õ; Äî½H lai4chuang1¡õ; ªøÄî have leprosy. | ||||||||
Adj. | Bad (opp. of ¦n): ªF¦è¦³¦n¦³Äî some things are good, some are bad. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Äî½H lai4chuang1, n., scabs caused by scabies. 2. Ä lai4gou3, n., a mangy dog (also Äî¥Öª¯). 3. Äî¥Ê(¤l) lai4gua0(zi0), n., (bot.) the bitter melon (also W¥Ê). 4. Äî½¼Á° lai4harma0, n., the toad (also ÃÊßï): Äî½¼Á°·Q¦Y¤ÑÃZ¦× aspire after the impossible (lit., ¡§a toad dreaming of eating the swan's meat¡¨) 5. Äµå lai4pu2tauo, n., (bot.) the bitter melon (=W¥Ê). 6. ÄîÅ~ lai4xUan3, n., (med.) scabies; 7. ÄîÅ~ lai4xUan3, n., a scaly skin dsease. 8. ÄîÀY lai4tou2, n., (med.) a scabby head (also ¥ÕÅ~); 9. ÄîÀY lai4tou2, n., ÄîÀY½H lai4tou2chuang1, scabby head. 10. ÄîÀY¡¼ lai4tou2yUan2, n., (zoo.) the sea turtle (also ¡¼). 11. Äî¤l lai4zi0, n., a person suffering from scabby head. |
Åö | Num. Index: 61A.80-2 | £x£¸£³ dian1 ![]() |
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Adj. | Insane, crazy: ºÆÅö crazy; ºÆºÆÅöÅö like crazy; Åö°g°s¦â be crazy about wine and women. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Åö¨g dian1kuang2, adj., crazy, demented: Åö¨g°s¦â be crazy about wine and women. 2. Åöíw dian1xian2, n., epilepsy. |
² | Num. Index: 61A.81-1 | £¸£½ yi2 ![]() |
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N. | Wounds, usu. ½H²º¡¥Ø (fig.) pitiful sight of war-torn area. |
êp | Num. Index: 61A.81-2 | £v£¬£¿ mo4 ![]() |
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N. | Illness, trouble, confined to phr. ¥Áêp¡GÃö¤ß¥Áêp concerned with people's hardships, distress. |
ºÈ | Num. Index: 61A.81-9 | £~£¹£³£¿ huan4 ![]() |
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N. & adj. | See ÅõºÈ 61A.11. |
âß | Num. Index: 61A.81-9 | £~£²£½ hou2 ![]() |
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N. | Common warts, verruca. |
·ð | Num. Index: 61A.81-9 | £y£³£½ tan2 ![]() |
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N. | Phlegm: ¦R·ð expectorate; ¤Æ·ð¥Í¬z act as expectorant; ·ð°g¤ß¬ blinded judgment (¡§phlegm blocks the heart¡¨). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·ð®ð tan2chi0, n., (Chin. med.) asthma; 2. ·ð®ð tan2chi0, n., various mental symptoms (including cerebral hemorrhage) ascribed to phlegm blocking of respiration. 3. ·ð³Ý tan2chuan3, n., asthma. 4. ·ð²°(¨à) tan2he2 (er0), n., spittoon, see tan2yU2¡õ. 5. ·ð³Ö tan2jUe2, n., (Chin. med.) shortness of breath. 6. ·ð©s(¨à) tan2yU2 (tan2yU2er0), n., spittoon. |
ÞÏ | Num. Index: 61A.81-9 | £º£¾ yU3 ![]() |
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V. i. | To die of illness or malnutrition in prison: ÞϦº. |
ª¹ | Num. Index: 61A.81-9 | £¡£¸£²£¿ jiu4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Chronic illness. (2) Sorrow, grief, anguish: ª¹¤ß filled with remorse; ·\ª¹ be sorry and ashamed of oneself; ºpª¹ grievously sorry; tª¹ have cause for shame; ¤ºª¹ feel the prick of conscience, be conscience-stricken. |
¯e | Num. Index: 61A.81-9 | £¡£¸£½ ji2 ![]() |
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N. | Sickness, illness, ailment: ¯e¯fji2bing4¡õ; ¤O¯e±q¤½ attend to one's duties as usual in spite of illness; µL¯e¦Ó²× die in one's sleep; Áô¯e¡A·t¯e venereal disease. | ||||||||
V. t. | Hate: ¯e´c¦p¤³ abhor evils or evildoers as if they were personal enemies; µh¤ß¯eº detest thoroughly; distressed and disgusted. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) Ill: ¯eW ji2ku3¡õ. (2) Fast: ¯e¹p ji2lei2¡õ; ¯e·ª¾«l¯ó adversity is the best testing ground for moral stamina (¡§only the toughest grass can stand strong winds¡¨); ¯e¨¥¼F¦â sudden outpourings and fierce looks; ¯e¨¥Áئâ nervous agitation accompanied by hasty speech and angry looks; ¯e§Ö ji2kuai4¡õ; ¯e¹£ gallop away at full speed; ¯e¨« go or run away as fast as one can. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯e¯f ji2bing4, n., sickness, illness, indisposition. 2. ¯e§Ö ji2kuai4, adj., swift, fleet, flying. 3. ¯eW ji2ku3, adj., suffering from heavy taxes and other forms of oppression. 4. ¯e¹p ji2lei2, n., a sudden thunderclap; 5. ¯e¹p ji2lei2, n., (fig.) any swift, sudden action that catches others unawares (cf. Ger. blitzkrieg). 6. ¯eº ji2shou3, v. t., hate (s.o., s.t.) so much as to cause a headache. 7. ¯eµø ji2shi4, v. t., stare angrily. |
¯h | Num. Index: 61A.82-2 | £u£¸£½ pi2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Tired, fatigued: ¤H¯h°¨¥F¡A¤H§x°¨¯h (of troops) tired and exhausted; oft. ¯h pi2jUan4¡õ; ¯h©ó©b©R tired and exhausted from running about on missions. (2) Showing weakness in trading, see ¯h®z pi2rou4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯h¾Î pi2bei4, adj., exhausted. 2. ¯h¹ú pi2bi4, adj., exhausted. 3. ¯h¶w pi2dun4, adj., tired and slow in movement, trading (also wr. ¯h¹y). 4. ¯h pi2jUan4, adj., tired. 5. ¯h³Ò pi2lao2, adj., exhausted, exhausting (of work): ¯h³ÒÅF¬µ n., air raids aimed at exhausting patience; 6. ¯h³Ò pi2lao2, adj., ¯h³Ò¼f°Ý n., persistent cross-examination aimed at blunting prisoner's senses and mind. 7. ¯hít pi2long2, adj., decrepit. 8. ¯h³n pi2nuan3, adj., (1) limp, having no energy (of body, limbs); 9. ¯h³n pi2nuan3, adj., (2) weak in trading (of stock prices). 10. ¯h®z pi2rou4, adj., ditto. |
½G | Num. Index: 61A.82-2 | £¦£²£¿ shou4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Thin, emaciated, opp. ªÎ fei2, fat: ½G¤Ú¤Ú¡A½G·È·È¡A½G¬A¬A very thin; ½Gµ¬¤Ú°© thin and bony; ®ø½G emaciated; ªÎ½G±o¤¤ (body) round without being plump, slender without being bony. (2) Lean (meat): ½G¦×. (3) Tight (clothing). (4) Barren, unproductive (land). (5) Beautifully bony: ½Gµw shou4ying4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ½G®z shou4ruo4, adj., thin and feeble. 2. ½G«d shou4xUe4, adj., thin and slender. 3. ½G¤l shou4zi0, n., a thin person. 4. ½Gµw shou4ying4, adj., (callig.) slender and yet strong (in lines). |
íu | Num. Index: 61A.82-3 | £w£°£¿ fei4 ![]() |
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N. | Crippling or incurable disease. |
¬Ì | Num. Index: 61A.82-4 | £¸£¿ yi4 ![]() |
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N. | Epidemic: ½E¬Ì ditto; ¹«¬Ì bubonic plague; ªê¬Ì cholera epidemic. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬Ì¯g yi4zheng4, n., epidemic disease. 2. ¬ÌÂ~ yi4li4, n., plague. 3. ¬Ì] yi4miao2, n., vaccine; 4. ¬Ì] yi4miao2, n., Ĭ§J¤ó¬Ì] Salk vaccine; 5. ¬Ì] yi4miao2, n., Á±Ӥó¬Ì] Sabin vaccine; 6. ¬Ì] yi4miao2, n., ¨Fªù¤ó¬Ì] Salmonella. |
âÝ | Num. Index: 61A.82-5 | £¡£¸£«£¾ jia3 ![]() |
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N. | An abnormal growth or hardening in the stomach. |
ðJ | Num. Index: 61A.82-5 | £x£¸£³£¿ dian4 ![]() |
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N. | Name of skin disease: ðJ· pityriasis, scabies. |
½I | Num. Index: 61A.82-9 | £t£³ ban1 ![]() |
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N. | Scar on skin; mole, see ½IÂI ban1dian3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ½IÂI ban1dian3, n., freckles. 2. ½I· ban1feng1, n., a kind of skin disease. 3. ½I²ª ban1hen2, n., scars on skin. 4. ½Iµi ban1zhi4, n., birthmark, mole. |
Äp | Num. Index: 61A.82-9 | £¤£¶ zheng1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. Äpµ² zheng1jie2, n., hard formations in the bowels; 2. Äpµ² zheng1jie2, n., (fig.) the crux of the problem: Äpµ²©Ò¦b where the problem lies. |
µm | Num. Index: 61A.82-9 | £ª£¹£³ suan1 ![]() |
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V.i. & adj. | To ache, aching, stiff (of muscles): »Lµm aching or stiff leg or leg aches; ¤âµm arm aches; µmµh¡Aµm¯k suan1tong4, suan1teng2¡õ; °©ÀYµm bones ache (also usu. wr. »Ä). | ||||||||
Words | 1. µmÃi suan1lan3, adj., aching, limp. 2. µm³n suan1ruan3, adj., ditto. 3. µm¯k suan1teng2, adj., aching, smarting, (muscles) painful. 4. µmµh suan1tong4, adj., ditto. |
è | Num. Index: 61A.83-2 | £¥ chi1 ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Silly, stupid: è¶w chi1dun4¡õ; èº~ chi1han4¡õ. (2) Mad, insane, mentally deranged or arrested: èâÊ (or §b) chi1dai¡õ; è¤H»¡¹Ú talk fantastic nonsense. (3) Infatuated; faddish, having some form of inordinate fad: ®Ñè a bookworm; esp. crazy with love; ±¡Ã¨ infatuation (with a woman); 象¡Aè¤ß chi1qing2, chi1xin1¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | With infatuation, in a silly manner: è·Q¡Aè©À chi1xiang3, chi1nian4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. èïc chi1ai2, adj., childishly silly (also wr. èâÊ). 2. 象 chi1qing2, n., infatuation (for person)mad love. 3. è§b chi1dai, adj., (1) crazed, addleheaded; 4. è§b chi1dai, adj., (2) dull, stupid. 5. è¶w chi1dun4, adj., dull (as a student). 6. èªÎ chi1fei2, adj., unpleasantly fat, lumpy. 7. èº~ chi1han4, n., a fool, a madman, dunderhead. 8. èªø chi1zhang3, adj., (court. in self-reference to age) am stupidly aged so many years. 9. è°g chi1mi2, adj., addicted, obsessed with some passion; 10. è°g chi1mi2, v.t., madly in love with (person). 11. è©À chi1nian4, v. i. & t., remember always with affection, cannot put out of one's mind. 12. è·Q chi1xiang3, v. i., be obsessed with (an idea, hope). 13. 诺 chi1xiao4, v. i., grin or make a silly smile. 14. è¤ß chi1xin1, v. t., (1) love deeply (girl, learning); 15. è¤ß chi1xin1, v. t., (2) as in è¤ß¦k·Q hope madly. 16. è¤l chi1zi0, n., a silly person; 17. è¤l chi1zi0, n., a mentally deranged person. 18. 誫 chi1wu4, n., (LL, contempt.) stupid thing, dullard. |
êo | Num. Index: 61A.91-5 | £¥£² chou1 ![]() |
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V. i. | (AC) to recover from illness. |
Ú¯ | Num. Index: 61A.91-6 | £¦£« sha1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Cholera. (2) Colic. (3) Ú¯¤l measles. |
¯l | Num. Index: 61A.91-8 | £¤£´£¾ zhen3 ![]() |
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N. | Rash on skin, various illnesses with skin eruptions: ¥X¯l¤l get measles, also scarlet fever. |
ûé | Num. Index: 61A.93-2 | £{£²£¿ lou4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Med.) scrofula. (2) (=¿b) hemorrhoids. |
öô | Num. Index: 61A.93-4 | £¸£¶£¾ ying3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A burr. (2) A goiter. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 61A.93-6 | £££¸£³£½ xian2 ![]() |
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N. | (Chin. med.) a growth in stomach, causing discomfort, dyspepsia: ¾î¡¼ buboes. |
ºÇ | Num. Index: 61A.93-8 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() |
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·õ | Num. Index: 61A.93-9 | £¹£°£¾ wei3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Paralysis. (2) ¶§·õ: sexual impotence (male). | ||||||||
Adj. | Wilted: ·õÃû¤£®¶ dejected, downcast in spirit. |
õ | Num. Index: 61S.00-2 | £v£¬£½ mo2 ![]() |
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V. t. | (Rare) make into mince. |
Åï | Num. Index: 61S.10-2 | £{£¸£´£½ lin2 ![]() |
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N. | See ÄQÅï 61S.80, the unicorn. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Åï¨à lin2er2, n., (complim.) a good son. 2. Åï»ñ lin2feng4, n., the unicorn and the phoenix, auspicious animals, rarely seen; 3. Åï»ñ lin2feng4, n., see lin2jiao3¡õ. 4. Å﨤 lin2jiao3, adj., as in »ñ¤òÅ﨤 rare and precious things or persons. 5. Åï¸g lin2jing1, n., the spring and autumn annals ¬K¬îof Confucius (allu.) 6. Åï³k lin2zhi3, n., ¡§unicorn's toes,¡¨ (allu.) blessing of many children. 7. ÅïÅï lin2lin2, adj., (AC) bright. |
ñK | Num. Index: 61S.22-3 | £}£¹£µ£¿ kuang4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | A surname. |
»Á | Num. Index: 61S.22-3 | £º£¶ yong1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (AC) a small town (interch. áV). |
äi | Num. Index: 61S.22-3 | £w£¹ fu1 ![]() |
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N. | Name of county in Shensi. |
óÚ | Num. Index: 61S.50-9 | £|£¶ geng1 ![]() |
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N. | öÁóÚ the oriole. |
Å | Num. Index: 61S.50-9 | £¤££¿ zhe4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÅÂÀl zhe4gu1, n., the partridge. |
ÄQ | Num. Index: 61S.80-2 | £¢£¸£½ chi2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÄQÅï chi2lin2, n., the unicorn, a mythic animal of deer type; 2. ÄQÅï chi2lin2, n., of good omen of appearing of a sage (Confucius); 3. ÄQÅï chi2lin2, n., now used of the giraffe in Japanese; 4. ÄQÅï chi2lin2, n., ÄQÅï¨à a bright young boy. |
¦u | Num. Index: 62.00-1 | £¦£²£¾ shou3 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Magistrate: ¤Ó¦u¡A°p¦u district magistrate; °p¦u¡A¨¶¥O or ¦u¥O different magistrates. (2) Integrity: ¾Þ¦u integrity: ¦³¾Þ¦u has integrity; ¦³¬°¦³¦u can act and maintain certain principles. (3) Defense: ¥¢¦u¡A¤£¦u (city) is taken, occupied by the enemy. | ||||||||
V. i. & t. | (1) To keep, guard: «O¦u conserve, -vative; ¬Ý¦u watch (prisoner, house); ¦uªù¤H doorkeeper; ¦u§ó¡A¦u±æ shou3geng1, shou3wang4¡õ. (2) To wait, keep close to: ¦uÔ shou3hou4¡õ; ¦u®è«Ý¨ß phr. allu., stay by a tree hoping to catch a hare just because once a hare accidentally died there -- stupid, lack of innovation; ¦uûó¦Ñ·Ý¨Ãä hang on to father's or master's side, never leave him. (3) To garrison (place): ¦uü} shou3wei4¡õ; ¦u«° defend city against attack; ¦u¤g have charge of district or territory; ¨¾¦u¡A¾n¦u¡A¯d¦u¡A¦§¦u v. t. & n., to garrison; garrison commander. (4) To maintain (integrity, honor, etc.): ¦u¤À shou3fen4¡õ; ¦u¥»¤À¡A¦u¤v¦w¤À be lawabiding, act proper to one's status; ¦u«H¡A¦u¸q shou3xin4, shou3yi4¡õ; ¦u¬ù keep one's promise; ¦u shou3jiu4¡õ; ¦u¸` shou3jie2¡õ; ¦uÂN observe fast or abstinence; ¦u¸g¹FÅv maintain principles with flexibility (Åv expediency). | ||||||||
2 | (5) (*shou4) U.f. ¬¼ (AC) to hunt. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦u±` shou3chang2, v. i., maintain tradition: ¦u±`¤£ÅÜ conservative and opposed to change. 2. ¦u¦Ú shou3chen2, n., (AC) minister responsible for peace and order in the country. 3. ¦u¦¨ shou3cheng2, v. i., to carry on: ¨¬¥H¦u¦¨ (person) good enough to carry on, but ¤£¨¬¥H³Ð·~ not good enough to found a dynasty or commercial house. 4. ¦u¿ú¸¸ shou3qian2lu3, n., miser. 5. ¦uªk shourfa3, v.i., obey the law; 6. ¦uªk shourfa3, adj., law-abiding. 7. ¦u¤À shou3fen4, v.i., behave properly and correctly, be content with one's lot in life. 8. ¦u§ó shou3geng1, v.i., to keep watches of the night. 9. ¦u¹è shourgua3, v.i., to remain a widow. 10. ¦uÔ shou3hou4, v.i., to stay and wait. 11. ¦uÅ@ shou3hu4, v. t., to guard (city, place), look after (the sick or wounded). 12. ¦uûó shou3zhe0, v. i., (1) to stay by the side (of person), keep up (hope); 13. ¦uûó shou3zhe0, v. i., (2) (vern.) widow. 14. ¦u¯u shou3zhen1, v. i., keep one's original character (soul, purity, simplicity). 15. ¦u¸` shou3jie2, v. i., remain loyal; 16. ¦u¸` shou3jie2, v. i., keep one's integrity against conquerors or keep widowhood despite pressure. 17. ¦u shou3jiu4, adj., conservative, diehard, adverse to change. 18. ¦u©å shou3zhuo2, v. i., keep to one's primitive simplicity. 19. ¦u¨î shou3zhi4, v. i., formerly, to withdraw from government examinations or resign post during mourning for a parent for 27 months. 20. ¦u¦O shou3li4, n., magistrate or officer in charge. 21. ¦uªÙ shou3she4, phr., »î¤£¦uªÙ ¡§spirit has left the body¡¨-- in a state of shock, result of fright. 22. ¦u¨ shou3shen1, v. i., conduct oneself correctly: ¦u¨¦p¥É keep one's integrity or chastity. 23. ¦u§µ shou3xiao4, v. i., observe mourning for parent. 24. ¦u«H shou3xin4, v. i., keep promise, stick by contract. 25. ¦u·³ shou3sui4, v. i., stay awake all night on New Year's Eve. 26. ¦u°]¥£ shou3cai2nu2, n., miser (¡§a slave to money¡¨). 27. ¦u±æ shou3wang4, v.i., be on guard: ¦u±æ¬Û§U (neighbors) keep watch together in mutual defence, mutual help among neighbors. 28. ¦uü} shou3wei4, n. & v.t., a guard, to guard. 29. ¦u¸q shou3yi4, v.i., maintain one's integrity or honor. |
±H | Num. Index: 62.00-1 | £¡£¸£¿ ji4 ![]() |
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V. t. | (1) Entrust to: ±H½æ¡A±H°â consign for sale; ±H°U ji4tuo1¡õ; ±H¦s hand over for safekeeping. (2) Send, deliver, transmit: ±H«H mail letters; ¶l±H send by mail; ±H¸t½Ï¥d mail Christmas cards; ±H¶l¥] send by parcel post; ±H¿ú remit money; ±H·N convey thought, best wishes; ±H»y send message by word of mouth. (3) Lodge at: ±H©~ put up at; ±H¤HÆX¤U depend on another person for support; ±H±J have lodgings; ±H±J¥Í a student lodger; ±H±JªÙ dormitory; ±H´J (be in) temporary residence. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±H±¡ ji4qing2, v. i., give expression to one's feelings through writing. 2. ±HÞä ji4ding4, v. i., (of boat) to anchor temporarily. 3. ±H¹y ji4dun4, v. t., to place in safekeeping. 4. ±H©ñ ji4fang4, v. t., temporarily keep at some place, deposit. 5. ±H¶O ji4fei4, n., (1) postage, for mailing; 6. ±H¶O ji4fei4, n., (2) storage. 7. ±H¤÷ ji4fu4, n., foster father. 8. ±HÃh ji4huai2, v. i., express one's feelings, usu. by literary means. 9. ±Hü½ ji4ji1, v. i., sojourn temporarily. 10. ±HÄy ji4ji2, v. i. & n., (law) domicile. 11. ±H©~ÂÎ ji4jU1chong2, n., (zoo.) a pagurian (as hermit crab, etc.). 12. ±H¦W ji4ming2, v. i., (1) become another person's foster child; 13. ±H¦W ji4ming2, v. i., (2) become apprenticed to a monk or nun but without taking vows. 14. ±H¥À ji4mu3, n., foster mother. 15. ±H¤k ji4nU3, n., foster daughter. 16. ±H¨ ji4shen1, v. i., live (abroad, etc.) for the time being. 17. ±H¥Í ji4sheng1, v. i., (of plants or animals) live on or within another organism; 18. ±H¥Í ji4sheng1, v. i., (of persons) depend on another for a living: ±H¥ÍÂÎ n., (zoo.) parasites, a parasitic person; 19. ±H¥Í ji4sheng1, v. i., ±H¥Í°Êª«a parasitic animal. 20. ±H¿³ ji4xing4, v. i., give expression to one's momentary feelings, usu. in a verse. 21. ±H°â ji4shou4, v.i., sell on consignment. 22. ±H¹ ji4shi2, v. i., to sponge upon another person, depend on s.o. for support. 23. ±H°U ji4tuo1, (1) v. t., entrust to the care of s.o.; 24. ±H°U ji4tuo1, (2) v.i., (of poetry or prose) to record (personal feelings, belief ). 25. ±H¤l ji4zi3, n., foster son. |
ºS | Num. Index: 62.00-2 | £¢£¸£³ qian1 ![]() |
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V. t. | To wrest away by hand: ºSºX to capture a flag. |
¦t | Num. Index: 62.00-3 | £º£¾ yU3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Building: «Î¦t house; ¼q¦t temple building. (2) Shape and structure: ¾¹¦t a man's stature, physical and spiritual; ¬Ü¦t the look of one's forehead and brows as showing intelligence, brilliance; ¼w¦t¡A¤¯¦t (lit. & complim.) your gracious generosity. (3) Time-space universe, universal space: ¦t©z yU3zhou4¡õ; ¾È¦t the whole world. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦t©z yU3zhou4, n., the cosmos, the universe (as existing in time and space -- ¦t as time and ©z as space); 2. ¦t©z yU3zhou4, n., ¦r©z½× cosmology; 3. ¦t©z yU3zhou4, n., ¦t©z½u cosmic ray. 4. ¦t¶q yU3liang4, n., generosity. 5. ¦t¤º yU3nei4, phr., within the universe, all the world. 6. ¦t¤U yU3xia4, n., under the roof; 7. ¦t¤U yU3xia4, n., (fig.) s. o.'s protection. |
¦r | Num. Index: 62.00-3 | £¨£¿ zi4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Characters, words: ¦r¨à zi4er0¡õ; ¦r·J one's vocabulary, a glossary of words; ¦r¥À zi4mu3¡õ; ¦rµ the sound or pronunciation of a character; ¦rÃý its rhymeclass; ¦r¥y words and phrases; ¦r¨Ò principles governing the formation and derivation of characters; ¦r§Î the form of a written character; ¦r³¡ the radicals of Chinese characters; ¦r¸q the meaning of a word; ¦rúG¦æ¶¡reading between the lines; ¦r±(¨à) phraseology, wording, literal (meaning); ¦r¸ñ handwriting; ¦r±ø a written note; ¦r©« zi4tie4¡õ; ¦r¨å zi4dian3¡õ; ¼g¦r write with a brush (pen, pencil): ¼g¦r¶¡(Shanghai dial.) a business office; ¥Î¦r choice of words, diction; §O¦r a wrongly written character; ¿ù¦r ditto; ¯ó¦r the running style of Chinese writing; ½f¦r an ancient form of Chinese writing, seal script; ¹]¦r lead types used in printing; ¦r¼Ò type forms, (matrix); »{¦r learn the written characters; ÃѦr know the characters; ²Åé¦r simplified form of a character; «U¦r popular form of character. (2) A courtesy name by which a person is addressed by his friends (cf. ¦W and ¸¹). | ||||||||
V. t. | Betroth: ¦r¤H (of a girl) be engaged to marry; «Ý¦r»Ó¤¤ (of a girl) not yet engaged. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦r¨å zi4dian3, n., a dictionary, thesaurus, lexicon. 2. ¦r¸¹ zi4hao4, n., (1) characters used to designate particular groups of persons or things: ¦U¦³¦r¸¹ each group (division, class, compartment) designated by a special character; 3. ¦r¸¹ zi4hao4, n., (2) (zi4hao0) shop sign, a signboard; 4. ¦r¸¹ zi4hao4, n., (3) (zi4hao0) good name, reputation, prestige: ¦r¸¹¤Hª« personages and their reputation; 5. ¦r¸¹ zi4hao4, n., ¦r¸¹çE¨à reputable firms. 6. ¦rµe zi4hua4, n., (1) calligraphy and painting; 7. ¦rµe zi4hua4, n., (2) the strokes of a character. 8. ¦rÂÝ zi4ji1, n., handwriting, record of writing. 9. ¦r¾Ú zi4jU4(zi4jU0), n., a written receipt. 10. ¦r¯È zi4zhi3, n., a piece of paper written on with characters: ¦r¯ÈÁM¨à a wastepaper basket. 11. ¦r¶ô(¨à) zi4kuai4(zi4kua4er0), n., characters separately pinted on small pieces of square paper for use in teaching pupils. 12. ¦r¨à zi4er0, n., (1) a character; 13. ¦r¨à zi4er0, n., (2) a signed document, a receipt. 14. ¦rÁ¼ zi4mi2, n., a riddle standing for one or more characters. 15. ¦r¹õ zi4mu4, n., motion picture captions. 16. ¦r¥À(¨à) zi4mu3(er0), n., letters of the alphabet. 17. ¦r½L zi4pan2, n., a case for holding types. 18. ¦r¦É zi4pin4, n., (AC) a mare. 19. ¦r®Ñ zi4shu1, n., a dictionary, lexicon. 20. ¦r±ø zi4tiao2, n., a simple note, an office memo. 21. ¦r©« zi4tie4, n., (1) a copybook for pupils; 22. ¦r©« zi4tie4, n., (2) reproductions of the works of master calligraphers, usu. in the form of rubbings from stone tablets. 23. ¦rÅé zi4ti3, n., (printing) types: style of calligraphy. 24. ¦r²´ zi4yan3, n., diction, choice of words: ¦r²´¨à (a) phraseology, literary expressions; 25. ¦r²´ zi4yan3, n., (b) minor erroneous uses of words: ¬D¦r²´¨à to quibble. 26. ¦r¼Ë zi4yang4, n., (1) the form of a written character; 27. ¦r¼Ë zi4yang4, n., (2) words and phrases used in a certain context: ¨ÃµL¦¹µ¥¦r¼Ë there are no such words and phrases (in the document in question). |
¹ç | Num. Index: 62.00-6 | £z£¸£¶£½ ning2 ![]() |
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N. | A surname [also wr. ú÷]; (LL) Nanking. | ||||||||
V. i. | (1) Âk¹ç (of married daughter) to visit one's own parents. (2) To remain serene and unruffled: ¹ç¤ß to calm one's mind and spirit; ¹ç®a (of one's family) settle down, put domestic affairs in order; ¹ç®§ ning2xi2¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Calm, peaceful, tranquil, quiet, healthy: ¦w¹ç quiet and peaceful; ±d¹ç healthy and happy; ¹ç¹t¡A¹çÁÄ ning2jing42, ning2mi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) Rather: would rather, oft. ¹ç¥i¡A¹çÄ@ ning2ke3, ning2yUan4¡õ: ¹ç¥i¦YÂI¤pÁ« rather cut the loss, suffer temporary loss; ¹ç§é¤£Ås¡A¹ç¦º¤£°d(©}) would rather die than submit or be humiliated; ¹ç¯Ê¤ðÀÝ would rather go without (s. t.) than be contented with anything less satisfactory , sacrifice completeness in favor of discrimination; ¹ç¬°¥É¸H¡A¤£¬°¥Ë¥þ rather stand on principles than accept humiliation (in national or personal affairs), (lit. ¡§better be a piece of broken jade than an unbroken tile¡¨); ¹ç¥i«H¨ä¦³¡A¤£¥i«H¨äµL rather believe it to be true than not. (2) In questions, suggesting ¡§how could it be¡¨¹ç¦³·í¥G could it be right and proper? ¹ç¦³¬O²z how could it be? ¤£¹ç±©¬O not only that. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹çº÷ ning2chou2, n., brocade, silk from Nanking. 2. ¹ç®a ning2jia1, v. i., (1) settle a home; 3. ¹ç®a ning2jia1, v. i., (2) (MC) go home. 4. ¹çÀR ning2jing41, adj., tranquil: ¹çÀR¥HP»· accomplish s. t. lasting by leading a quiet life. 5. ¹ç¹t ning2jing42, adj., (of political and social order) orderly and tranquil. 6. ¹ç¥i ning2ke3, adv., rather , see Adv. 1¡ô. 7. ¹çªÖ ning2ken3, adv., would rather, see ning2ke3¡ô, ning2yUan4¡õ. 8. ¹çÁÄ ning2mi4, adj., tranquil. 9. ¹ç@ ning2nai4, v. t., endure patiently. 10. ¹çªi ning2po1, n., Ningpo, a port city in Chekiang Province. 11. ¹ç®L ning2xia4, n., Ninghsia, a province in northwest China; 12. ¹ç®L ning2xia4, n., also its capital. 13. ¹çÄÉ ning2xing1, adj., such a: ¹çÄɨà such a pretty and lovely child. 14. ¹ç®§ ning2xi2, v. i., enjoy quiet and rest. 15. ¹ç©« ning2tie1, adj., tranquil, unperturbed, (also wr. ¶K). 16. ¹çÄ@ ning2yUan4, adv., would rather, see Adv. 1¡ô. |
§º | Num. Index: 62.01-1 | £ª£¹£¶£¿ song4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Name of dynasty, 960-1276 ¢IA.D.; §ºª© a Suhng edition; §º²¡ Suhng porcelain; ¥é§º style of character type face, ¡§imitation Suhng.¡¨ |
¼d | Num. Index: 62.01-1 | £{£¸£±£½ liao2 ![]() |
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N. | A small house, shack, hut: ¯ó¼d hut; ¹¬¼d monk's dwelling; ¯ù¼d tea booth; §²¼d brothel (also u.f. ¹± 91A.01). |
¹ë | Num. Index: 62.01-2 | £¤£¯£¿ zhai4 ![]() |
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N. | (zhai4zi0) A brigands' stronghold; a stockade or fort with walled defense: ¹ë¥D chief of brigands. |
´K | Num. Index: 62.01-2 | £v£°£¿ mei4 ![]() |
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N. & v. i. | Sleep, be asleep: ºÎ¤£¦¨´K unable to sleep; °²´K take a nap; ¥¢´K insomnia; ¹í´K¤£§Ñ never forget, awake or asleep; ¹ì´K¤£¦w lie awake with s. t. on mind, and worried. |
©v | Num. Index: 62.01-3 | £¨£¹£¶ zong1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Lineage, ancestry: ¯ª©v ancestor; ¦C¯ª¦C©v forbears, forefathers; ¤j(¤p)©v offspring by direct (lateral) descent. (2) A posthumous title for a king or emperor. (3) A clan: ¦P©v a member of the same clan; ¦P©m¤£¦P©v a person of the same surname but belonging to a different clan. (4) School of thought: ©v¬£ zong1pai4¡õ; ©v®{ apostle; ÁI©v the Zen sect (of Buddhism). (5) An item, a batch: ¤@©v one item; ¤j©v¶l¥ó a batch of mail; ©v©v¥ó¥ó¡A©v©v¼Ë¼Ë all kinds (sorts), things of every description; ¨÷©v files, archives. (6) A surname. | ||||||||
V. i. | (1) Venerate, revere: ©v¥õ zong1yang3¡õ. (2) Pay court to: ´Â©v pay homage to the ruler: ¦¿º~´Â©v©ó®ü the Yangtse and the Hahn empty themselves into the sea. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©v¦Ú zong1chen2, n., (1) (AC) a clan officer; 2. ©v¦Ú zong1chen2, n., (2) a respected minister of state. 3. ©v¾¹ zong1chi4, n., ceremonial vessels in the royal ancestral shrine. 4. ©v¿Ë zong1qin1, n., clan relatives. 5. ©v§Ì zong1di4, n., (1) a younger clan brother; 6. ©v§Ì zong1di4, n., (2) (AC) a younger brother born of the wife in relation to an elder one born of a concubine. 7. ©vªk zong1fa3, n., ancient clan system: ©vªkªÀ·| ancient society based upon the family system. 8. ©vÿ zong1fan2, n., (AC) members of the royal clan holding feudal benefices. 9. ©v· zong1feng1, n., (Budd.) the characteristic features of a sect. 10. ©v°ü zong1fu4, n., (AC) wife of the eldest son by direct descent. 11. ©v¤u zong1gong1, n., see zong1jiang4¡õ. 12. ©v°ê zong1guo2, n., fatherland. 13. ©v¦K zong1jiang4, n., a great respected master. 14. ©v±Ð zong1jiao4, n., religion. 15. ©v¥D zong1zhu3, n., (1) a memorial ancestral tablet in ancestral shrine; 16. ©v¥D zong1zhu3, n., (2) the eldest son born of one's wife (cf. ±f¤l a son born of one's concubine); 17. ©v¥D zong1zhu3, n., ©v¥DÅv sovereignty, sovereign rights. 18. ©vªK zong1zhi1, n., a lateral branch of the clan. 19. ©v¦® zong1zhi3, n., (1) aims and purposes (of association, club); 20. ©v¦® zong1zhi3, n., (2) essential ideas, main points (of lecture, sermon). 21. ©v¦Ñ zong1lao3, n., the elders of a clan. 22. ©vÃþ zong1lei4, n., see zong1zu2¡õ. 23. ©vªù zong1men2, n., (1) clan relatives; 24. ©vªù zong1men2, n., (2) a Buddhist sect. 25. ©v¼q zong1miao4, n., the royal ancestral shrine. 26. ©v¤k zong1nU3, n., (AC) a girl of royal descent. 27. ©v¬£ zong1pai4, n., religious sects, schools of thought. 28. ©v¤H zong1ren2, n., royal clan members: ©v¤H©² an office in charge of the affairs of royal members. 29. ©vªÀ zong1she4, n., the state as symbolized by the royal ancestral shrine and the temples. 30. ©v®v zong1si4, n., a great respected teacher and master. 31. ©v«Ç zong1shi4, n., members of the royal clan. 32. ©v¾Ç zong1xUe2, n., a school for members of the royal household. 33. ©v¥S zong1xiong1, n., (1) an elder clan brother; 34. ©v¥S zong1xiong1, n., (2) (AC) an elder brother born of the wife in relation to one born of the concubine. 35. ©vªÁ zong1syh, n., clan ancestral temple. 36. ©vÖ½ zong1tiao1, n., the ancestral shrine. 37. ©v¯¨ zong1ci2, n., the ancestral temple of a clan. 38. ©v±Ú zong1zu2, n., the paternal clan. 39. ©v¤l zong1zi3, n., the eldest son born of one's wife (opp. ±f¤l a son born of one's concubine). 40. ©v¥õ zong1yang3, v. t., look up to with awe, admire at a distance (cf. ±R¥õ 21.01). 41. ©vÂU zong1yi2, n., ceremonial vessels of the royal ancestral shrine. |
Ôò | Num. Index: 62.01-9 | £©£¯£¾ cai3 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) feudal estate. |
¹î | Num. Index: 62.01-9 | £¥£«£½ cha2 ![]() |
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V. i. & t. | (1) Observe, notice, see: ¼f¹î¡AÆ[¹î observe, notice (conditions, facts, trend); Æ[¹î¤H n., observer (at conference); ¹î¨£¡A¹î¥X notice that, find out that; ¤£¹î¡A¥¼¹î fail to notice; ¥¼¹î (LL) also do not know: ¥¼¹î´L·N¦p¦ó do not know what you think; ¥¢¹î careless, commit mistakes of omission; ²Ó¹î notice, observe, find out in detail; ²Ó¹î¨Ó·N judge the motive of his coming. (2) (Interch. ¬d) officially look over, inspect, examine, detect: ¹î°É¡A¹î®Ö cha2kan42, cha2he2¡õ; ºÊ¹î¡A·þ¹î supervise, watch over; ĵ¹î n., police: ªÈ¹î investigate (case). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹î¹î cha2cha2, adj. & adv., (1) (AC) discerning; 2. ¹î¹î cha2cha2, adj. & adv., (2) (AC) clean (physically). 3. ¹î¹Ü cha2duo2, v. t., (official letter) please use your discerning judgment. 4. ¹î³X cha2fang3, v. t., to go about finding out (conditions, suspects). 5. ¹î®Ö cha2he2, v. t., see cha2duo2¡ô. 6. ¹î¬Ý cha2kan41, v. t., to look over. 7. ¹î°É cha2kan42, v. t., to examine (place of robbery, landmarks, etc.) on the spot. |
®× | Num. Index: 62.01-9 | £³£¿ an4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A table: »®× altar; ®Ñ®× studio table or desk; ¤L®× a table; a low table with short props for serving food and drinks: Á|®×»ô¬Ü a husband and wife love and respect each other for life (a form of extreme humility) (from allu., the wife served lunch to her farmer husband, ¡§raising the tray to eye level.¡¨). (2) Official documents, records: ®×Ã|¡A®×¨÷ an4du2, an4jUan4¡õ; ÀÉ®× official files, archives; ¥ß®× to register for the record or for protection; ³Æ®× prepare documents or communications, register for the record; ¦b®× in the official records. (3) A legal case: ®×¥ó an4jian4¡õ; µs®× a case of robbery, ÅÑ®× a burglary; ºG®× a tragic incident; ±þ®×¡A©R®× a murder case; «Á®× a case of rape; ¤¿®× a case of assault, violence or murder; Äa®× pending or unsettled case; ³¯®×¡AÂÂ®× long-standing case; ½®× reopen case; ©w®× a settled case or to hand down court decision; ¤½®× a Zen problem, a public issue, a cause celebre. | ||||||||
V.i. | (Var. «ö 10A.93) to investigate, to comment. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®×ªO an4ban3, n., kitchen chopping board. 2. ®×¤ñ an4bi3, v.t., (AC) make annual inspection of troops. 3. ®×±¡ an4qing2, n., the facts of a legal case. 4. ®×Ã| an4du2, n., office correspondence. 5. ®×¥ó an4jian4, n., a case at court. 6. ®×°s an4jiu3, n., (MC) snacks to go with drink. 7. ®×®à an4zhuo1, n., a long high table. 8. ®×¨÷ an4jUan4, n., files of documents. 9. ®×¨à¤Wªº a4er0shang4de0, n., pastry cook in restaurant. 10. ®×¥Ø an4mu4, n., (Shanghai dial.) usher at theater. 11. ®×¨Æ an4shi4, v.i., (AC) to investigate case at court. 12. ®×ÀY an4tou2, phr., on the table. 13. ®×¤l an4zi0 n., (1) a big board table; 14. ®×¤l an4zi0 n., (2) a case at court. 15. ®×ÌÔ an4wan4, v.i., (AC) give massage. 16. ®×°Ý an4wen4, v.t., to cross-examine. 17. ®×Åç an4yan4, v.t., to investigate (case). 18. ®×¥Ñ an4you2, n., story of a case at court; 19. ®×¥Ñ an4you2, n., title of an official document. 20. ®×»y an4yU3, n., (editor's, author's) comment, remarks. |
ër | Num. Index: 62.02-2 | £¢£¸£³ qian1 ![]() |
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V. t. | To lift up: ër»n (AC) lift up skirt (as in wading river). |
®a | Num. Index: 62.02-3 | £¡£¸£« jia1 ![]() |
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N. adjunct. | (1) To make plural nn.: «Ä¤l®a children; °ü¹D¤H®a women in gen.; ¤k«Ä¨à®a girls as a class. (2) To form reflexive pronn.: ¦Û®a oneself; «¥®a ourselves. | ||||||||
Adv. part. | To form advv.: Âí¤é®a all day long. | ||||||||
N. | (1) Home, family, residence: ®a®x jia1ting2¡õ; ®a®{¾À¥ß (of families) utterly destitute (¡§with only bare walls¡¨); ®aµ¹ (jia1ji3) ¤H¨¬ well-to-do, with ample means of support; ®a³ë¤á¾å known by one and all, widely known, become a household word; ®a¯}¤H¤` with the family broken up and decimated; ¦X®a the whole family: ¦X®aÅw a happy reunion; ¥»®a a member of the same clan; ·Q®ahomesick (ness); ¦^®a homecoming; Â÷®a going away from home. (2) An expert, specialist: ¤å¾Ç®a an author, writer, a man of letters; ÃÀ³N®a an artist; ¬ì¾Ç®a a scientist; õ¾Ç®a a philosopher; µe®a a painter; ¤p»¡®a a novelist. (3) A school of thought: ¾§®a the Confucianists; ªk®a the Legalists; ¹D®a the Taoists; ¦ò®a the Buddhists; ¹D¾Ç®a a moralist, a stickler to strict rules of conduct, a Puritan. (4) Person engaged in some particular field of activity: ·Oµ½®a a philanthropist; ±´ÀI®a an explorer; ¥~¥æ®a a diplomat; ¬Fªv®a a politician, statesman; ¹B°Ê®a an athlete; ¦Ò¥j®a an archeologist; µû½×®a a critic; ų½à®a a connoisseur; ºt»¡®a an orator; ²©R®a a revolutionist; Þ®a a deadly enemy, an irreconcilable foe, also a lover; ¤³®a one's enemy; ÀY®a (gambling) the banker, keeper of a gambling house; ¶R®a the buyer; ¿é®a¡AĹ®a (gambling) the loser, winner; ¤è®a an expert, person with some special skill; ½m®a¤l a person skilled in boxing, swordsmanship, etc. (5) A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Designating a member of speaker's family: ®a¤÷¡A®a¥S my father, brother; ®aÄY jia1yan2, ®a·O jia1ci22¡õ; ®a¯ª my grandfather. (2) Domesticated (opp. ³¥ wild): ®a¯b jia1chu4¡õ; ®a¸V domestic fowls; ®a¨ß domestic rabbits; ®aü÷³¥õ(¹n) (a man given to) extramarital relations in one's family and outside; ®a³¶¨à pop. name for sparrows. (3) Belonging to the home or family: ®a¹² family servant; ®a¤B jia1ding1¡õ; ®a¹ formerly a boy servant; ®a©h¨à¦Ñ an old maid, spinster; ®a¸é a pilferer working from within: ®a¸éÃø¨¾ it's most difficult to forestall a thief within the house. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®a²£ jia1chan3, n., patrimony, family estate. 2. ®a±` jia1chang2, (1) n., domestic affairs: (¸Ü) ®a±` (¸Ü) (engage in) small talk; 3. ®a±` jia1chang2, (2) adj., common place, ordinary: ®a±`«K¶º simple meal, potluck. 4. ®a¼y jia1qing4, n., family celebrations, e.g., those on parent's birthdays. 5. ®aÁà jia1chou3, n., a family scandal: ®aÁण¥i¥~´ don't wash dirty linen in public. 6. ®a¶Ç jia1chuan2, (1) n., family records, history of one's forefathers; 7. ®a¶Ç jia1chuan2, (2) adj., handed down from generation to generation. 8. ®a¯b jia1chu4, n., domestic animals or fowls. 9. ®a·í(¨à) jia1dang0(er0), n., family possessions. 10. ®a¹D jia1dao4, n., economic condition of the family (rich, poor). 11. ®aªº jia1de0, n., (MC coll.) wife. 12. ®a©³¨à jia1dieeer0, n., family heirloom. 13. ®a¤B jia1ding1, n., formerly, a family servant. 14. ®aªk jia1fa3, n., (1) tradition and discipline peculiar to certain schools; 15. ®aªk jia1fa3, n., (2) domestic discipline; 16. ®aªk jia1fa3, n., (3) the rod for punishing children. 17. ®a· jia1feng1, n., family tradition. 18. ®a³W jia1gui1, n., family rules. 19. ®a¤½ jia1gong1, n., (1) (AC) father; 20. ®a¤½ jia1gong1, n., (2) the head of a family, paterfamilias. 21. ®a¤õ jia1huo1, n., (also wr. ®a¥ë¡A³Ã¥ë) (1) furniture, tools, utensils; 22. ®a¤õ jia1huo1, n., (2) (contempt.) a man or boy, fellow, guy. 23. ®aªø jia1zhang3, n., the head of a family, paterfamilias. 24. ®a¦v jia1zhai2, n., family dwelling place. 25. ®a¬F jia1zheng4, n., home economics, ¡§household management.¡¨ 26. ®a®a jia1jia1, n., (1) every family: ®a®a¨à¡A®a®a¤á¤á all families without exception; 27. ®a®a jia1jia1, n., (2) (jia1jia0er0) the family. 28. ®a±Ð jia1jiao4, n., family training, domestic discipline. 29. ®a²½ jia1ji41, n., sacrifice to ancestors. 30. ®ap jia1ji42, n., family livelihood. 31. ®a¹Ò jia1jing4, n., economic condition of the family. 32. ®a¥D jia1zhu3, n., head of the family: ®a¥D¤½ (Soochow dial.) husband (¡§the old man of the family¡¨); 33. ®a¥D jia1zhu3, n., ®a¥D±C (Soochow dial.) wife (¡§mistress of the family¡¨); 34. ®a¥D jia1zhu3, n., ®a¥D¯Î the highest-ranking member of the family. 35. ®a²² jia1jUan4 (jia1zhuan0), n., family (wife and children). 36. ®a¨ã jia1jU4, n., furniture (also wr. Ñ). 37. ®a§g jia1jUn1, n., (LL) my father. 38. ®a¤f jia1kou3, n., size of a family (¡§number of mouths to be fed¡¨). 39. ®a²Ö jia1lei3, n., family burden. 40. ®aúG jia1li3, n., (1) one's home; 41. ®aúG jia1li3, n., (2) wife. 42. ®aªù jia1men2, n., (1) family clan; 43. ®aªù jia1men2, n., (2) (AC) the family of a highranking official. 44. ®a¼q jia1miao4, n., ancestral shrine or temple. 45. ®aÆC jia1niang4, n., home-brew. 46. ®a¥£ jia1nu2, n., domestic servant (¡§family slave¡¨). 47. ®aÃÐ jia1pu3, n., family genealogy. 48. ®a¤H jia1ren2, n., (1) members of a family; 49. ®a¤H jia1ren2, n., (2) male servant: ¤@®a¤H all of the same family. 50. ®aÁn jia1sheng1, n., family reputation. 51. ®a¤p jia1xiao3, n., wife and children collectively. 52. ®a¤U jia1xia4, adv., at home. 53. ®a¶m jia1xiang1, n., one's native district. 54. ®a«H jia1xin4, n., letters from home. 55. ®a®Ñ jia1shu1, n., family letters. 56. ®a¼Æ jia1shu4, n., a school (of boxing, etc.). 57. ®a¹Ñ jia1shu2, n., family school. 58. ®aÄÝ jia1shu3, n., one's dependents. 59. ®a¥@ jia1shi41, n., family background. 60. ®a«Ç jia1shi42, n., (1) wife and children; 61. ®a«Ç jia1shi42, n., (2) husband and wife. 62. ®a¨Æ jia1shi43, n., (1) family affairs; 63. ®a¨Æ jia1shi43, n., (2) home economics. 64. ®a¤° jia1shi2 (jia1si0), n., furniture, tools, utensils. 65. ®a¾Ç jia1xUe2, n., knowledge transmitted from father to son: ®a¾Ç²W·½ (of persons) erudite through paternal teaching and influence. 66. ®a°V jia1xUn4, n., parental precepts. 67. ®a¨p jia1si1 (jia1si0), n., (1) family affairs; 68. ®a¨p jia1si1 (jia1si0), n., (2) family possessions. 69. ®a®x jia1ting2, n., family, home: ®a®x±Ð®v children's private tutor; 70. ®a®x jia1ting2, n., ®a®x±Ð¨| home education; 71. ®a®x jia1ting2, n., ®a®xÂå®v family doctor; 72. ®a®x jia1ting2, n., ®a®xp¹º family planning; 73. ®a®x jia1ting2, n., ®a®x¥Í¬¡ home life; 74. ®a®x jia1ting2, n., ²¢»e®a®x a sweet home; 75. ®a®x jia1ting2, n., ®a®x·Å·x family love. 76. ®a°] jia1cai2, n., family riches, patrimony. 77. ®a¯¨ jia1ci21, n., ancestral temple or shrine. 78. ®a·O jia1ci22, n., my mother, a term used in speaking to a person from a different family; 79. ®a·O jia1ci22, n., cf. jia1yan2¡õ. 80. ®a±Ú jia1zu2, n., (1) relatives of the same family; 81. ®a±Ú jia1zu2, n., (2) family clan. 82. ®a°È jia1wu4, n., family affairs. 83. ®a®b jia1yan4, n., family reunion or dinner. 84. ®aÄY jia1yan2, n., my father. 85. ®a·~ jia1ye4, n., family possessions, family status. 86. ®a¶é jia1yUan2, n., home garden; 87. ®a¶é jia1yUan2, n., native district. 88. ®a¥Î jia1yong4, n., domestic expenses. |
à | Num. Index: 62.02-3 | £¤£¹£¶£¾ zhong3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A burial mound: ¥jà ancient grave. (2) (AC) top of hill. | ||||||||
Adj. | The eldest: à¤l¡Aà®§ or à¶à eldest son; à°ü eldest daughter-in-law. | ||||||||
Words | 1. à®_ jurngzai3, n., (AC) the chief steward; 2. à®_ jurngzai3, n., minister of state. |
¾È | Num. Index: 62.02-4 | £~£¹£³£½ huan2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ¾È²y huan2qiu2, adj. & adv., all over the world: ¾È²y¦L¨ê¤½¥q world publishing company. 2. ¾È°Ï huan2qU1, n., all within the country. 3. ¾È¤º huan2nei4, adj. & adv., in all the world. 4. ¾È¦t huan2yU3, adj. & adv., see huan2qiu2¡ô. |
®f | Num. Index: 62.02-5 | £¥£´£½ chen2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A great mansion. (2) Imperial palace, the court. | ||||||||
Adj. | Imperial: see compp.¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®fÂ_ chen2duan4, n., imperial decision. 2. ®f¿« chen2han4, n., imperial pen or writing. 3. ®f·¥ chen2ji2, n., celestial abode of emperor; 4. ®f·¥ chen2ji2, n., also the North Star. 5. ®f°J chen2zhong1, n., imperial heart. 6. ®f¼{ chen2lU4, n., imperial consideration. 7. ®fºâ chen2suan4, n., imperial judgment. 8. ®fÁo chen2cong1, n., imperial wisdom. 9. ®f«® chen2yUan2, n., (LL) national capital. |
¨c | Num. Index: 62.10-1 | £{£±£½ lao2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Stables. (2) (LL) cattle and sheep: ¤Ó¨c sacrificial ox; ¤Ö¨c sacrificial sheep and pigs. (3) Prison: ¨c«° lao2cheng2¡õ; ºÊ¨c a prison; §¤¨c be thrown into jail. (4) A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. | Sad: ¨c·T lao2chou2; ¨cÄÌ lao2sao1¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Strong, firm, stable: ¨c©T lao2gu4¡õ; ¨c¾a lao2kao0¡õ; ¨c¤£¥i¯} stubborn; °O¨c keep in mind, be mindful; ¥ß§Ón¨c make firm resolutions; ³o´È¤l¤£¨c the chair is rickety. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨c«° lao2cheng2, n., (MC) a prison. 2. ¨c·T lao2chou2, adj., sorrowful. 3. ¨c©T lao2gu4, adj., firm (faith), secure (city walls, prison). 4. ¨c´Ì lao2zhan4, n., stockade for animals. 5. ¨c°O lao2ji4, v.t., keep (s. t.) always at heart. 6. ¨c¾a lao2kao0, adj., firm and reliable. 7. ¨c¸¨ lao2luo4, adj., (1) thin, sparse; 8. ¨c¸¨ lao2luo4, adj., (2) silent, quiet; 9. ¨c¸¨ lao2luo4, adj., (3) keeping oneself aloof, being a bad mixer: ¨c¸¨¤£üc. 10. ¨cÅ¢ lao2long2 (lao2lung), v.t., (1) include, comprehend: ¨cÅ¢¤Ñ¦a include everything (lit., ¡§heaven and earth¡¨); 11. ¨cÅ¢ lao2long2 (lao2lung), v.t., (2) entrap, get control over: ¨cÅ¢p stratagem for gaining support; 12. ¨cÅ¢ lao2long2 (lao2lung), v.t., ¨cÅ¢¤H¤ß try to win popular support. 13. ¨cÄÌ lao2sao1 (lao2sao0), n., pent-up discontent: µo¨cÄÌ grumble; 14. ¨cÄÌ lao2sao1 (lao2sao0), n., º¡¸¡¨cÄÌ given to grumbling. 15. ¨c¤°¤l lao2shi2zi0, n., (coll.) an eyesore, anything disagreeable or abominable. 16. ¨cÀY lao2tou2, n., (coll.) prison warden, jailer (¡×¨cÀY¸T¤l). 17. ¨cà lao2wen0, adj., firm and reliable. 18. ¨cº» lao2yU4, n., a prison. |
x | Num. Index: 62.10-1 | £¡£º£´ jUn1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Soldiers: x¤h jUn1shi41 ¡õ; x¤H jUn1ren2¡õ. (2) Troops, armed forces: ¤Tx a nation's armed forces; ³°x the army; ®üx the navy; ªÅx the air force; x¨Æ jUn1shi42 ¡õ; x¹Î jUn1tuan2¡õ; ÀHx°OªÌ a war correspondent; ÀHxªª®v an army chaplain; «C¦~x the youth corps; ¸Tü}x palace guards; ¾nx garrison forces; ±qx be in active military service; ¦æx (of an army) to march, advance; ¾nx garrison forces; ±qx be in active military service; ¦æx (of an army) to march, advance; ±Ï¥@x the Salvation Army; ®Q¤lx (facet.) a group of women banded together for a specific purpose; µ£¤lx Boy Scouts; ¤kµ£¤lx Girl Scouts; xºÞ°Ï jUn1guan3qU1¡õ; µôx¡]·|ij¡^ disarmament (conference); ¿ò¤£¦¨x (of an army) be completely routed. (3) Banishment, exile: ¥Rx exile as a form of punishment. | ||||||||
Words | 1. x³Æ jUn1bei4, n., armaments. 2. x«KªA jUn1bian4fu2, n., a soldier's fatigue clothes. 3. x¾À jUn1bi4, n., the walls of barracks. 4. x¾¹ jUn1chi4, n., arms, weapons. 5. xºX jUn1chi2, n., a military flag. 6. x±¡ jUn1qing2, n., (1) military situation at the front; 7. x±¡ jUn1qing2, n., (2) military intelligence. 8. x°Ï jUn1qU1, n., a military district, a corps area. 9. x¤M jUn1dao1, n., an officer's sword. 10. x¶¤ jUn1dui4, n., troops. 11. xªk jUn1fa3, n., military law. 12. x»Ö jUn1fa2, n., warlords, militarists. 13. x¶O jUn1fei4, n., military expenses. 14. xªA jUn1fu2, n., military uniform. 15. x´ä jUn1gang3, n., a naval base. 16. xºq jUn1ge1, n., a military song. 17. xºÞ°Ï jUn1guan3qU1, n., an army district. 18. x©x jUn1guan1, n., a military officer. 19. x³W jUn1gui1, n., military rules (regulations). 20. x´Ò jUn1gun4, n., a cane for corporal punishment in the army. 21. x¥\ jUn1gong1, n., outstanding services rendered by soldiers in line of duty. 22. x°ê¥D¸q jUn1guo2zhu3yi4, n. militarism. 23. xº~ jUn1han4, n., formerly, privates. 24. x¸¹ jUn1hao4, n., a military bugle. 25. x¤õ jUn1huo3, n., munitions. 26. xªø jUn1zhang3, n., the commander of an army. 27. x¬F jUn1zheng4, n., military administration. 28. x¾÷ jUn1ji1, n., classified military information: x¾÷³B the Privy Council of the Manchu Court. 29. x°· jUn1jian41, n., formerly, privates. 30. xÄ¥ jUn1jian42, n., a warship, a man-of-war. 31. x¶¥ jUn1jie1, n., military ranks. 32. x¬ö jUn1ji41, n., military discipline, morale. 33. x§² jUn1ji42, n., corps of prostitutes in the army. 34. xÄy jUn1ji2, n., a name list of military personnel. 35. x¸Ë jUn1zhuang1, n., (1) military uniform; 36. x¸Ë jUn1zhuang1, n., (2) arms and ammunition. 37. x¨î jUn1zhi4, n., military organization. 38. x¾ jUn1zhi2, n., a military post. 39. x²² jUn1jUan4, n., military dependents. 40. xÂS jUn1lei3, n., the walls of a barrack. 41. x³ jUn1liang2, n., provisions for the army. 42. x¥O jUn1ling4, n., military orders: x¥Oª¬ a written pledge placing oneself liable to punishment by military law in case of infraction. 43. x§ jUn1li3, n., military salute. 44. x«ß jUn1lU4, n., military rules and regulations. 45. x®È jUn1lU3, n., troops: x®È¤§¨Æ military matters. 46. x´U jUn1mao4, n., military cap. 47. xªù jUn1men2, n., (1) the main gate of a barracks; 48. xªù jUn1men2, n., (2) formerly, honorific title of a Provincial Commander in Chief. 49. x¤H jUn1ren2, n., soldiers, the military. 50. x®e jUn1rong2, n., the impression an army makes of its morale and capabilities. 51. x»è jUn1xiang3, n., funds for the payment of soldiers. 52. x±ñ jUn1xie4, n., arms, weapons. 53. x¿³ jUn1xing1, phr., an outbreak of war (hostilities). 54. x®Ñ jUn1shu1, n., military memos. 55. x®v jUn1si4, n., (1) formerly, an inspector-general of the army; 56. x®v jUn1si4, n., (2) an adviser; 57. x®v jUn1si4, n., (3) (of chess or card games) a kibitzer. 58. x¤h jUn1shi41, n., soldiers. 59. x¨Æ jUn1shi42, n., military affairs. 60. x¹ê jUn1shi2, n., military supplies. 61. x»Ý jUn1xU1, n., ditto. 62. x»O jUn1tai2, n., formerly, an officer responsible for the transmission of military intelligence and messages. 63. x©« jUn1tie3, n., an army bulletin. 64. x¹Î jUn1tuan2, n., an army corps. 65. x°È jUn1wu4, n., military affairs. 66. x¦ç jUn1yi11, n., military uniform. 67. xÂå jUn1yi12, n., a military surgeon. 68. xÀç jUn1ying2, n., barracks. 69. x¼Ö jUn1yUe4, n., military marches: x¼Ö¶¤ a military band. 70. x¥Î jUn1yong4, adj., for use by the military: x¥Î«~ military supplies. |
®_ | Num. Index: 62.10-6 | £¨£¯£¾ zai3 ![]() |
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N. | An anc. official title: à®_ the chief minister of state; ¤Ó®_ ditto; ¤p®_ deputy prime minister; ®_¬Û zai3xiang4, ®_»² zai3fu3, ®_°õ zai3zhi2¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) Govern, rule: ®_¨î¡]¸Uª«¡^ to lord it over (all things); ®_ª« take charge of matters; ¥D®_ be the master of, a ruler, the Supreme Being; ¯u®_ the Creator, God. (2) Kill, slaughter, cut up: ®_³Î zai3ge1¡õ; ®_±þ zai3sha1¡õ; ®_¦× cut up meat; ®_¤û¡A®_¦Ï slaughter cattle, sheep; ®_¤F¥L give him the works (his quietus). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®_»² tzairfu3, n., (LL) premier. 2. ®_³Î zai3ge1, v.t., cut into pieces, divide up. 3. ®_°õ zai3zhi2, n., (LL) premier. 4. ®_±þ zai3sha1, v.t., slaughter (animals). 5. ®_¬Û zai3xiang4, n., formerly, the prime minister, premier. |
¨u | Num. Index: 62.10-8 | £~£³£¾ han3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) (AC) a bird net. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Seldom, rare: ¨uª« a rare thing; ¨u¨Æ rare event; ¨u¨£ seldom seen; ¨u»D rarely heard; ¨u¦³¡A§Æ¨u rare. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.10-9 | £³ an1 ![]() |
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¶ë | Num. Index: 62.11-2 | £ª££¿ se4 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (*sai4) A frontier pass, a fort: n¶ë fortress; Ãö¶ë mountain pass; ¶ë¥~ se4wai4¡õ. (2) (*sai1) (*sai1zi0, *sai1er0) A stopper. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) To fill up, stuff up: ¶ë¦Õ¤£»D turn a deaf ear to; ¶ë³d se4ze2¡õ. (2) (sp. pr. *sai1) To stuff up: ¶ë¦í plug up (a hole, leak); ¶ëº¡ stuff place full of things; ¶ë¤ú (food morsels) stick between teeth; ¶ëª¯¬} (sl.) give bribe (¡§fill dog kennel¡¨). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¶ëªù se4men2, n., (1) (AC) gate screen to prevent passengers from seeing house; 2. ¶ëªù se4men2, n., (2) (*sai4men2) fort gate; 3. ¶ëªù se4men2, n., (3) (*sai1men2 (water) faucet. 4. ¶ë¤l *sai1zi0, n., (bottle) stopper. 5. ¶ë³d se4ze2, v.i., do s.t. for form's sake or just enough to exculpate oneself (¡§to stop blame¡¨). 6. ¶ë¥~ *sai4wai4, n., beyond the northern (Mongolian) frontier. 7. ¶ëÃÄ *sai1yao4, n., (med.) suppository. 8. ¶ë«® *sai4yUan2, n., (LL) part of the Great Wall built during the Hahn Dyn. |
úö | Num. Index: 62.11-3 | £t£±£¾ bao3 ![]() |
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«Ç | Num. Index: 62.11-3 | £¦£¿ shi4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) House, home: ©Ð«Ç house; «Ç¥~¡A«Ç¤º outdoors, indoors; «ÇÂâ¤H»· (LL) her house is near, but her person is difficult to approach. (2) Room: ¯D«Ç bathroom; ±Ð«Ç classroom; ª×«Ç¡A¹ì«Ç bedroom; ¿ì¤½«Ç office; ·t«Ç dark room. (3) Wife: ©d«Ç a wife; ¥¼¦³©d«Ç not yet married; ¥¿«Ç¡A°¼«Ç wife, concubine; ¥~«Ç mistress living outside; Ä~«Ç second wife taken after first wife's death. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «Ç¤k shi4nU3, n., (LL) unmarried girl. 2. «Ç¤H shi4ren2, n., (AC) (1) wife; 3. «Ç¤H shi4ren2, n., (2) people in the family. 4. «Ç¼Ö shi4yUe4, n., chamber music. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.21-3 | £t£±£¾ bao3 ![]() |
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«Æ | Num. Index: 62.21-5 | £~£¹£³£¿ huan4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Officialdom: «Æ³~ official career; ©x«Æ¡A¥K«Æofficials as a class; «Æ®ü¯B¨I the vicissitudes of official life; «ÆÅn private savings of an official. (2) Eunuch: «Æ©x huan4guan1¡õ. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «Æ©x huan4guan1, n., eunuch. 2. «Æ¦x huan4syh, n., eunuchs as a class. 3. «Æ¹C huan4you2, v.i., formerly, be in government service away from home, to travel abroad and seek an office. |
±K | Num. Index: 62.21-6 | £v£¸£¿ mi4 ![]() |
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Adj. & adv. | (Quite freely used before nn. & vbb.) (1) secret, -ly: ±K¿Ñ¡A±Kij¡A½Í¡A³X¡A¨ç secretly plan, discuss, talk, visit, write, etc., or secret plan, discussion, etc.; ±K¬ù¡A±K«´ mi4yUe1, mi4chi4¡õ; ±K¥O secret, -ly, order; ±K«O secret, -ly, recommend, -dation, etc. (2) Intimate: ±K¤Í¡A¿Ë±KªºªB¤Í intimate friend; «Ü¿Ë±K¡A±K¤Á very intimate (relations). (3) Close: ±K¤£³q· stuffy (room without ventilation); ±K¥¬ spread closely; ±K¶³¤£«B heavily overcast sky without rain; (fig.) sound and fury without action or weeping without tears. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±K³ø mi4bao4, n. & v.t., (send) secret message, report. 2. ±K«´ mi4chi4, n. a secret understanding. 3. ±K¹q mi4dian4, n., secret telegram. 4. ±K«× mi4du4, n., (phys.) density. 5. ±K±Ð mi4jiao4, n., (Budd.) esoteric sect, opp. Åã±Ð exoteric. 6. ±K¶°¶¤§Î mi4ji2dui4xing2, n., (mil.) close formation: ±K¶°¼Æ most frequent number, mode (in statistics). 7. ±K½X mi4ma3, n., secret code. 8. ±K©v mi4zong1, n., (Budd.) esoteric doctrine; 9. ±K©v mi4zong1, n., ¯u¨¥©v Jenyarn (Shingon) Sect. 10. ±Kºô mi4wang3, n., ¡§fine net,¡¨i.e., numerous laws, statutes and regulations. 11. ±K¤Å mi4wu4, adj., as in (AC) ±K¤Å¤j¦Ú minister of privy council; 12. ±K¤Å mi4wu4, adv., (AC) diligently: ±K¤Å±q¨Æ. 13. ±K¬ù mi4yUe1, n., secret agreement. |
¾ | Num. Index: 62.22-2 | £v£¸£¿ mi4 ![]() |
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èò | Num. Index: 62.22-4 | £v£¸£¿ mi4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) cover for tripod. |
úV | Num. Index: 62.22-4 | £v£¸£¿ mi4 ![]() |
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N. | Cloth cover (for food, etc.). | ||||||||
V.t. | To cover with cloth. |
«Å | Num. Index: 62.30-3 | £££º£³ xUan1 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) To announce, declare: «Å§i make a public declaration or announcement (of bankruptcy, armistice, divorce, etc.); «Å»} xUan1shi42¡õ; «Å¾Ô xUan1zhan4¡õ; «Å§P xUan1pan4¡õ; «Å³j pardon (criminal) publicly¡õ; «Å´ xUan1yang2¡õ; ¯µ¦Ó¤£«Å keep secret (important facts, such as emperor's death). (2) To issue (an order): «Å½à issue an award; «Å©R issue an order; «Å¦®¡A«Å¶@ issue or publicly read, imperial edict; «Å±Õ give imperial order; «Å¥I¥vÀ] order that it be communicated to the Government Archives (for record). (3) To preach, broadcast, propagate doctrine: «ÅÁ¿¡A«Å¬ì xUan1jiang3, xUan1ke1¡õ; «Å¶Ç xUan1chuan2¡õ. (4) To exert, commit: «Å²]¡A«Å³Ò xUan1yin2, xUan1lao2¡õ. (5) To channel an outlet: «Å¾É¡A«Åªn xUan1dao4, xUan1xie4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) (Coll.) fluffy: ³oÄCÀY¯u«Å this bread is quite fluffy and light; «Å¤g¦a¨à where the ground is soft (not solid); «Å¤gºÛ¨à a soft, hollow spot on ground. (2) Swollen: ¥LªºÁy³£D±o«Å¤F his face is swollen from fat, flabby. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «Å¥¬ xUan1bu4, v.t., to announce, declare (innocence, sentence, divorce, bankruptcy, etc.): «Å¥¬¿W¥ß declare independence; 2. «Å¥¬ xUan1bu4, v.t., «Å¥¬©M¬ù announce a peace treaty; 3. «Å¥¬ xUan1bu4, v.t., see xUan1zhan4¡õ. 4. «Å¶Ç xUan1chuan2, (1) v.t., to do propaganda, publicize (sales): ¼s¬°«Å¶Ç give a great deal of publicity; 5. «Å¶Ç xUan1chuan2, (2) propaganda (work, bureau, etc.): «Å¶Ç«~ propaganda literature; 6. «Å¶Ç xUan1chuan2, v.t., «Å¶Çºô propaganda network. 7. «Å¾É xUan1dao4, v.t., to channel an outlet; 8. «Å¾É xUan1dao4, v.t., (Chin. med.) bring about better circulation of body fluids. 9. «ÅŪ xUan1du2, v.t., to read out (pronouncement, sentence, etc.). 10. «Å¼¾ xUan1fu3, v.t., to pacify (conquered people), to win over by generous policy. 11. «Å§i xUan1gao4, v.t., to declare, publicly announce, see xUan1bu4¡ô. 12. «Å¾Ô xUan1zhan4, v.i., to declare war: ¦V or ¹ï¬Y°ê«Å¾Ô declare war against a certain country. 13. «Å¥l xUan1zhao4, v.t., to summon to imperial audience or to capital. 14. «ÅÁ¿ xUan1jiang3, v.i. & t., to preach (Christian or Budd.). 15. «Å¯È xUan1zhi3, n., good paper for painting or calligraphy from «Å«° in Anhwei. 16. «Å¬ì xUan1ke1, v.i., (MC) incant. 17. «Å³Ò xUan1lao2, (1) v.i., to do one's best: ¬°°ê«Å³Ò to labor for the country; 18. «Å³Ò xUan1lao2, (2) v.t., (xUan1lao4) to comfort soldiers with gifts, recognize service with awards. 19. «Å¥O xUan1ling4, v.i., issue order, usu. imperial order. 20. «Å¶Ò xUan1mu4, v.t., to seek (recruits), collect (funds for public purpose). 21. «Å§P xUan1pan4, v.t., to sentence (person to imprisonment, death, etc.). 22. «Å³j xUan1she4, v.i., to announce amnesty. 23. «Åªn xUan1xie4, v.t., (1) to drain (a river course); 24. «Åªn xUan1xie4, v.t., (2) to leak out (secret). 25. «Å¥Ü xUan1shi41, v.i., (1) to publicize, make known; 26. «Å¥Ü xUan1shi41, v.i., (2) to announce a court decision. 27. «Å»} xUan1shi42, v.i., to take public oath, to pledge, to declare solemnly. 28. «Å¨¥ xUan1yan2, n., a declaration (of policy), a public statement. 29. «Å´ xUan1yang2, v.t., to spread (culture, sect, teachings, etc.). 30. «Å²] xUan1yin2, v.i., to commit adultery openly. 31. «Å·ß xUan1you2, phr., (AC) show distinguished services. |
©y | Num. Index: 62.30-4 | £¸£½ yi2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Propriety, appropriateness (of arrangement, remark). (2) ¨Æ©y affairs in gen.; ¾÷©y measures for coping with a given situation: ½Ð¥Ü¾÷©y ask for instructions from superior. | ||||||||
Vb. aux. | (LL) Should: ©y³tÂk should return home immediately; ¤£©y¦p¦¹ should not be like this. | ||||||||
V.t. | To suit, to fit in properly: ©y«Ç©y®a (of bride) be a good wife, live harmoniously in new home; ¤£©y do not fit in well. | ||||||||
Adj. | Proper, suitable: ¦X©y ditto; «K (pian2) ©y inexpensive; ¤£©y not proper; ©y©ó is suitable for; ©y¥G (LL) it is natural (that s.t. happens). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©y©÷ yi2chan1, n., a port in Hupeh Province (´ò¥_¬Ù). 2. ©y¨k yi2nan1, adj., (of women) prone to have male children. 3. ©y¤H yi2ren2, n., (of woman) agreeable person; 4. ©y¤H yi2ren2, n., formerly, a lady of the 5th rank. 5. ©y¿³ yi2xing1, n., a city in Kiangsu Province (¦¿Ä¬¬Ù); 6. ©y¿³ yi2xing1, n., ©y¿³³³¾¹ famous pottery of Yirshing. |
®` | Num. Index: 62.40-1 | £~£¯£¿ hai4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | An evil, cause of trouble: ¬°¥Á°£®` remove the evils (such as banditry) from the people; ¨a®`¡Aº×®` a disaster; ¶Ë®` damage, injury; ¦³®` harmful, µL®` harmless. | ||||||||
Pron. | (AC) (*he2) (interch. ¬T) why not: ®É¤é®`³à (also wr. ¬T³à) why does not the day blot out? (complaint of bitterly oppressed people); (AC cogn. ¦ó) which: ®`éë®`§_ which shall be washed and which not? | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To injure, to harm, be harmful to, do an ill turn: ³oÓ¿ìªk®`¤H¤£²L this procedure causes infinite harm to people; ®`¤F§Ú¤£¯à¦^¥h prevented me from being able to go home; ¥L·Q®`§Ú he wants to do me some harm; ¶Ë®` to harm (reputation, crops, etc.); ®`üc¤§°¨ the ¡§black sheep,¡¨ individual who gives the group a bad name; ®`°ê¬o¥Á harm the nation and the country. (2) To kill: ¿Ñ°]®`©R to kill for money; §â¥L®`¦º to murder him; ¿Ñ®` attempt to murder; ±þ®` to kill (person); ´Ý®` to kill or cripple. (3) To contract illness or disease: ®`¯f become ill; ®`¤ßŦ¯f have heart trouble; ®`Ú¯²´¡AºÄ¯e contract trachoma, malaria. (4) To feel: ®`©È¡A®`²Û¡A®`íë hai4pa4, hai4xiu1, hai4sauh¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Harmful: ®`ÂÎ destructive insects; ®`¨Æ harmful affair; ®`³¾ destructive, crop-eating birds. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®`³B hai4chu0, n., harm: ¨S¦³¤°»ò®`³B there is no harm (in it). 2. ®`¤f hai4kou3, v.i., (of pregnant woman) show appetite for certain foods. 3. ®`©È hai4pa4, v.i. & t., fear, be afraid: §Ú¤£®`©È I am not affraid; 4. ®`©È hai4pa4, v.i. & t., ®`©È¥L fear him. 5. ®`íë hai4sauh, v.i., to blush, feel ashamed. 6. ®`³ß hai4xi3, v.i., feel morning sickness of pregnant woman. 7. ®`²Û hai4xiu1, v.i., feel ashamed, see hai4sauh¡ô. |
îª | Num. Index: 62.40-2 | £¡£¸£³£¾ jian3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Stuttering. (2) Outspoken. (3) Faithful, loyal. | ||||||||
Words | 1. îªë§ jian3e4, adj., (LL) outspoken, frank, candid. 2. îªîª jiarnjian3, adj., (1) loyal, faithful; 3. îªîª jiarnjian3, adj., (2) honest, outspoken; 4. îªîª jiarnjian3, adj., (3) (=î¿î¿) beset with dangers ahead, in straits. |
¹í | Num. Index: 62.40-2 | £¹£¿ wu4 ![]() |
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V.i. | To waken up: ¹í´K awake or asleep-continuously. |
ÌX | Num. Index: 62.40-3 | £x£µ£¿ dang4 ![]() |
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N. | Stone quarry, cave dwelling. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | Dally, defer: ©µÌX¡A©ìÌX procrastinate; ÄaÌX keep unsettled; ÌX½ã delay payment of accounts, bad debts; cf. ¿º 20A.50. | ||||||||
Adj. | Unregulated, unrestrained: ©ñÌX¡]=¿º¡^ dissolute; ¬yÌX moving freely; ¶^ÌX (of good writing) free, unrestrained, with surprising turns. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÌX¤á dang4hu4, n., (1) stone mason; 2. ÌX¤á dang4hu4, n., (2) one who runs out on debts. |
©x | Num. Index: 62.40-4 | £|£¹£³ guan1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A public servant, an official: ©x¦O guan1li41, ©xû guan1yUan2¡õ; ¦Ê©x the official hierarchy; ©x©² guan1fu3¡õ; ²M©x an upright and incorruptible official; ³g©x a corrupt official; ·í©x¡A°µ©x become an official, hold an official post; ½}©x resign or be dismissed from office; ¶Ã©x resign from office; ©x°g a form of obsession to be official. (2) (Physiol.) the sense organs: ¾¹©x bodily organs; ¤©x (physiol.) the five senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, also the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and hands: ¤©xºÝ¥¿ well-formed features; ©x¯à guan1neng2¡õ; ·P©x sensory organs. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (LL) be posted at: ©x¶Q¶§ was official at ¶Q¶§; ©x¦Ü (in biographies) he reached the rank of. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Belonging to the public or government: ©x¤è guan1fang1¡õ; ©x¿ì government-operated; ©x¬£ appointed by the government; ©x±¨à guan1miaher0¡õ; ©x¥ß¡A©xã established, authorized by the government; ©x©Ð government offices or buildings; ©xÄ official emoluments; ©x¦a public land; ©x´Ú public funds; ©xµó public streets and roads; ©x²£ public property; ©xªÙ official residence. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©x½} guan1ba4, n., (MC) settlement of dispute by official mediation. 2. ©x³ø guan1bao4, n., official bulletin or gazette. 3. ©x§L guan1bing1, n., government troops. 4. ©xúè guan1chang3, n., (1) officialdom; 5. ©xúè guan1chang3, n., (2) public-operated markets. 6. ©x®t guan1chai1, n., (1) official business; 7. ©x®t guan1chai1, n., (2) government messengers or servants. 8. ©xµÄ guan1qiang1, n., official jargon: ¥´©xµÄ (of officials) to talk official jargon, assume official airs in speech and action, summarily turn down even reasonable requests. 9. ©x«´ guan1chi4, n., deeds or other documents officially registered with the authorities. 10. ©x¿Ë guan1qin1, n., relatives of officials. 11. ©xªó guan1di3, n., an official residence. 12. ©x¤è guan1fang1, (1) n., a code of official conduct; 13. ©x¤è guan1fang1, n., on the official side; 14. ©x¤è guan1fang1, (2) adj., belonging to the government; 15. ©x¤è guan1fang1, adj., ©x¤è¤l (Chin. med.) a drug for pregnant women to prevent miscarriage. 16. ©x¶O guan1fei4, n., funds from public coffers: ©x¶O¥Í government scholarship students. 17. ©x©² guan1fu3, n., (1) government officers; 18. ©x©² guan1fu3, n., (2) a high government official: 19. ©x®Û guan1gui4, n., best-quality cinnamon. 20. ©x¸Ü guan1hua4, n., (1) (of officialdom) high-sounding but insincere words; 21. ©x¸Ü guan1hua4, n., (2) formerly, the mandarin language. 22. ©x«Æ guan1huan4, n., official service. 23. ©xªø guan1zhang3, n., a gen. term for officials in charge. 24. ©x½e guan1zhen1, n., rules of official conduct: ¦³¬¿©x½e official misconduct. 25. ©x®a guan1jia1, n., (1) (MC) the king; 26. ©x®a guan1jia1, n., (2) (MC) the government. 27. ©x»ù guan1jia4, n., (1) official prices of commodities as fixed by the government; 28. ©x»ù guan1jia4, n., (2) formerly, special rate of prices paid for purchases made by the government. 29. ©x¬[¤l guan1jia4zi0, n., superior airs assumed by officials: ¥Lªº©x¬[¤l¤Q¨¬¡Ihow he likes to assume superior airs! 30. ©x¶¥ guan1jie1, n., official ranking. 31. ©x¬É guan1jie4, n., officialdom. 32. ©x§² guan1ji41, n., formerly, stateowned prostitutes (generally from confiscated families of the condemned). 33. ©xp guan1ji42, n., rating of official performances at annual or other intervals. 34. ©x¨î guan1zhi4, n., (1) rules and regulations governing the organization, duties, and functions of government offices; 35. ©x¨î guan1zhi4, n., (2) system of governmental organization. 36. ©x¾ guan1zhi2, n., (1) duties and responsibilities of officials; 37. ©x¾ guan1zhi2, n., (2) official ranking. 38. ©xÀï guan1jUe2, n., official ranking and titular honors. 39. ©x«È guan1ke41, n., a male guest at parties (as dist. from °ó«È female guests). 40. ©x½Ò guan1ke42, n., formerly, government levies. 41. ©x¹± guan1liao2, n., (1) (contempt.) a politician, a bureaucrat: ©x¹±¬Fªv¡A©x¹±¥D¸q bureaucracy; 42. ©x¹± guan1liao2, n., (2) a professinal politician. 43. ©x¦O guan1li41, n., government official, functionaries. 44. ©x§Q guan1li42, n., (business) fixed profits payable to shareholders, similar to preferred stocks. 45. ©xúG guan1li3, n., (MC) (1) the king; 46. ©xúG guan1li3, n., (2) a government office: ®»±N©xúG¥h take into custody. 47. ©x½æ guan1mai4, n., government monopoly sale. 48. ©x±¨à guan1miaher0, (1) n., the government; 49. ©x±¨à guan1miaher0, (2) adj., of the official class: ©x±¨à¤WªºªB¤Í friends among the officials. 50. ©x¦W guan1ming2, n., an official title. 51. ©x¯à guan1neng2, n., organic functions. 52. ©x¤H guan1ren2, n., (1) (AC) appointment of officials; 53. ©x¤H guan1ren2, n., (2) (MC) sir, a squire with or without an official title (similar to Eng. sl. ¡§governor¡¨); 54. ©x¤H guan1ren2, n., (3) (MC) husband in relation to his wife, used in the second or third person; 55. ©x¤H guan1ren2, n., (4) (MC) government messenger of agent: ©x¤H§â¥L®³¥h¤F he was arrested by a government agent. 56. ©x¨ guan1shen1, n., (1) employment in government service: ©x¨¤£¦Û¥Ñ restraints of official service; 57. ©x¨ guan1shen1, n., (2) (MC, of actors or prostitutes) formerly, command performance or service. 58. ©xÁn guan1sheng1, n., reputation enjoyed by an official (honest, corrupt). 59. ©x»Î guan1xian0, n., an official rank. 60. ©x®Ñ guan1shu1, n., (MC) (1) official documents; 61. ©x®Ñ guan1shu1, n., (2) government publications or archives; 62. ©x®Ñ guan1shu1, n., (3) formerly, a collection of laws and regulations promulgated by the government. 63. ©x¸p guan1shu31, n., government offices. 64. ©xÄÝ guan1shu32, n., bureaucrats. 65. ©x¨Æ guan1shi4, n., (1) public affairs; 66. ©x¨Æ guan1shi4, n., (2) a lawsuit. 67. ©x©Ò¨à guan1suo3er0, n., (coll.) government offices. 68. ©x¥q guan1si1, n., (1) (guan-sy) official duties and responsibilities; 69. ©x¥q guan1si1, n., (2) (guan1si0) a lawsuit. 70. ©x°ó guan1tang2, n., better furnished rooms in a public bath. 71. ©xÅé guan1ti3, n., official dignity. 72. ©xÆU guan1ting1, n., (1) government offices; 73. ©xÆU guan1ting1, n., (2) formerly, living quarters of garrison forces. 74. ©x¿µ guan1cang1, n., second-class cabins on board a steamer. 75. ©x¿P guan1yan4, n., (Chin. cuisine) swallow's nests of the best quality. 76. ©x¼Ë guan1yang4, adj., (1) dignified, elegant; 77. ©x¼Ë guan1yang4, adj., (2) bureaucratic: ©x¼Ë¤å³¹ high-sounding verbiage, red tape. 78. ©x¸Å guan1ya2, n., government office. 79. ©xÆQ guan1yan2, n., salt authorized by the government for sale on the open market. 80. ©xüK guan1yao2, n., government porcelain works. 81. ©xÂå guan1yi1, medical officer for prisons. 82. ©x¦L guan1yin4, n., (1) an official seal; 83. ©x¦L guan1yin4, n., (2) (formerly court.) a person's given name. 84. ©xû guan1yUan2, n., a government official. 85. ©x¹B guan1yUn4, n., (1) (fortunetelling) a person's chances of official promotion: ©x¹B¦ë³q a politician's spell of good fortune; 86. ©x¹B guan1yUn4, n., (2) government freight or cargo. |
®c | Num. Index: 62.40-4 | £|£¹£¶ gong1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A palace, a temple or shrine: ®c·µ gong1dian4¡õ; ¦æ®c imperial headquarters away from the capital; ¤Ñ®c paradise (¡§heavenly palace¡¨); ¤ë®cthe moon (¡§lunar palace¡¨); Å]®c the devil's den; ªF®c the heir apparent, the crown prince or his residence; ®c¸T forbidden grounds where the emperor lives; ®cÂö the palace gate; ®cÁò gong1wei2¡õ. (2) A dwelling, an enclosure: ®c«Ç gong1shi4¡õ; ¤l®c the womb; °g®c a labyrinth; ¦u®c the gecko (lit., ¡§the guardian of virginity¡¨). (3) A note in the Chinese musical scale. (4) Punishment for adultery: ®c¦D gong1xing2¡õ. (5) (Astron.) a constellation. (6) A surname. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®c¿O gong1deng1, n., ¡§palace lantern,¡¨ a decorative ceiling lamp. 2. ®c·µ gong1dian4, n., a palace, a hall where the king or emperor holds court. 3. ®c®Z gong1e2, n., female court attendants. 4. ®c¤k gong1nU3, n., palace maid. 5. ®c¤H gong1ren2, n., female attendants at court. 6. ®c®° gong1shan1, n., a circular fan, originally used by court ladies. 7. ®c¦D gong1xing2, n., (AC) castration for men, isolated detention for women. 8. ®c«Ç gong1shi4, n., (1) a dwelling house, a mansion; 9. ®c«Ç gong1shi4, n., (2) (AC) wife and family. 10. ®cÁò gong1wei2, n., ladies' apartment in the palace. |
Ñg | Num. Index: 62.40-5 | £¢£º£´£½ qUn2 ![]() |
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V.i. | To herd together. |
®e | Num. Index: 62.40-8 | £§£¹£¶£½ rong2 ![]() |
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N. | A person's looks, appearance: ®eªí one's outward appearance; ®e»ª rong2mao4¡õ; ®eÃC facial appearance and expression; ®eµØ features and complexion; ®eªøÁy¨à an oval face; ®eºA¡A®eÆ[¡A»ö®e deportment, bearing; ®e»ö facial features, countenance; ®e½è appearance and character; ®e¤î carriage, manners; ¯º®e a smiling face: ¯º®e¥i±Å beaming with smiles; ¥¿®e assume a serious look; ªá®e¥¢¦â (of a woman's face) turn pale, as from fear; ¤k¬°®®¤vªÌ®e a girl will doll herself up for him who loves her; ¾ã®e tidy up one's appearance, visit the barber; ¬ü®e ditto; ¬ü®e°| a beauty parlor; ×®e improve one's appearance, make up the face. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) Tolerate, allow, permit: ®e¨ü rong2shou4¡õ¡F ®e§Ô rong2ren3¡õ¡F ®e®¤rong2shu4¡õ; ®eÅý give in, yield; ®e½Ì pardon, forgive and forget; ®e¤£¤U cannot endure, cannot accommodate; ®e¨Æ have the capacity for work; ®e¤H¤§¹L be tolerant of (forgive) other people's mistakes (wrongdoing, weaknesses); ®e§Ú´X¤Ñ please give me a few days' grace; ®e¯d give shelter to, allow to stay; ®e¨ rong2shen1¡õ; ®e½¥ rong2xi1¡õ; ®e¨¬¦a a temporary shelter, a place to put up in; Ãø®e cannot get along with (endure, accommodate), also intolerable (misdemeanor); µL¥H¦Û®e be ashamed of oneself (¡§nowhere to hide one's face¡¨). (2) Let, permit: ®e¥L¹L¥h let him go; ®e¤é¦A¨Ó permit me to come another day; ®e«Ý let's wait until; ®e«S ditto. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®e¤^ rong2chi3, v.t., ask permission for, request. 2. ®e±¡ rong2qing2, v.t., be lenient to, make special allowance for. 3. ®e¹q¾¹ rong2dian4chi4, n., (phys.) a condenser, a capacitor. 4. ®e¥ú rong2guang1, n., (1) one's facial expression, general appearance; 5. ®e¥ú rong2guang1, n., (2) a slit, a fissure, a crevice. 6. ®e©Î rong2huo4, adv., perhaps, maybe, possibly. 7. ®e¿n rong2ji1, n., volume as measured in cubic units. 8. ®e±µ rong2jie1, v.t., to welcome, receive (guests). 9. ®e¸Ë¬ì rong2zhuang1ke1, n., (Peking opera) make-up men. 10. ®e¨® rong2jU1, n., (1) formerly, a curtained carriage for women; 11. ®e¨® rong2jU1, n., (2) formerly, a funeral car intended for use by the soul of the deceased. 12. ®e¶q rong2liang4, n., capacity to contain or hold, also ®eÃB rong2e2. 13. ®e»ª rong2mao4, n., a person's facial appearance and expression. 14. ®e¯Ç rong2na4, v.t., (1) be magnanimous enough to tolerate; 15. ®e¯Ç rong2na4, v.t., (2) accept (ideas, views, suggestions). 16. ®e§Ô rong2ren3, v.t. & adj. & n., tolerate, -ant, -tion. 17. ®e¼ö¶q rong2re4liang4, n., (phys.) heat capacity. 18. ®e®e rong2rong2, adj., (1) (AC) negligent of one's duties, taking things lightly, lacking seriousness of purpose; 19. ®e®e rong2rong2, adj., (2) (AC) flying, fluttering, floating in the air. 20. ®e¦â rong2se4, n., countenance. 21. ®e¨ rong2shen1, v.i., have somewhere to stay: µL¦a®e¨ nowhere to live, ashamed to show one's face. 22. ®e½¥ rong2xi1, n., a tiny spot, a small nook (¡§just big enough for the knees¡¨). 23. ®e rong2xian4, n., limitation, limit of capacity. 24. ®e¯ä rong2xiu4, n., (AC) a bag of spices or perfume carried on body. 25. ®e¨ü rong2shou4, v.t., (1) be able to contain or hold; 26. ®e¨ü rong2shou4, v.t., (2) endure, put up with. 27. ®e®¤ rong2shu4, v.t., forgive, pardon. 28. ®e³\ rong2xU3, (1) v.t., permit; 29. ®e³\ rong2xU3, (2) adj., permissible; 30. ®e³\ rong2xU3, (3) adv., perhaps, maybe. 31. ®e©ö rong2yi41 (rong2yi0), adj., (of things) easy to do or understand, simple, requiring not much skill or effort. 32. ®e¸Ç rong2yi42, adj., (AC) (1) fluttering in the wind; 33. ®e¸Ç rong2yi42, adj., (2) free from care or worry; 34. ®e¸Ç rong2yi42, adj., (3) (of currents) undulating. 35. ®eÁô rong2yin3, v.t., try to cover up, not to reveal. 36. ®e®® rong2yUe4, v.t., flatter, toady to, try to please, curry the favor of. 37. ®e»P rong2yU3, (LL) (1) adj., carefree, at ease with oneself; 38. ®e»P rong2yU3, (2) v.t., give free rein to, put under no constraint. |
«È | Num. Index: 62.40-9 | £}££¿ ke4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Guest, visitor, customer: »««È guest: «È¤H ke4ren2¡õ; ¨Ó«È customer, visitor; ¶Q«È honored guest; ¥D«È host and guest; ¥Í«È¡A¼ô«È new, old customer or visitor; «ô«È¡A°e«È receive, send off visitor; ½Ð«È give a dinner for friend; «Ý«È manner of receiving visitor; ®È«È traveller; «È©xformerly, address of visitor at hotel; «Èº¡ full house. (2) Term used for persons of certain professions: ¬F«È (contempt.) politician; ¼C«È¡A«L«È professional swordsman; ¨ë«È assassin; ¹«È (AC) professional scholars kept by wealthy families; »¡ (shuai4) «È (AC) professional diplomats who tried to sell their ideas to rulers. (3) A surname. (4) N. used as modifier (like ¡§guest house,¡¨¡§guest professor¡¨): «Èë (AC) alien serving at court; «È®y¡]±Ð±Â¡^ke4zuo4¡õ; «ÈÀ]¡A«È©±¡A«È´Ì ke4guan3, ke4dian4, ke4zhan4¡õ; «ÈªÙ ke4she4; «ÈÆU¡A«È°ó ke4ting1, ke4tang2¡õ; «È©Ð ke4fang2¡õ; «È©~ live abroad; «È®È travel abroad; «È°Ó¡A«ÈÀ° ke4shang1, ke4bang1¡õ; «È¦º¥L¶m die abroad. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «ÈÀ° ke4bang1, n., association of merchants working abroad; 2. «ÈÀ° ke4bang1, n., such group. 3. «È¨® ke4che1, n., passenger car, railway coach. 4. «È®ð ke4chi0, adj., (1) ¡§manner of guest,¡¨polite, formal, showing restraint: ¤£n«È®ð please feel at home; 5. «È®ð ke4chi0, adj., §A¤Ó«È®ð¤F you are¡§too polite,¡¨ i.e., very kind, hospitable, generous in gifts, etc. 6. «È®ð ke4chi0, adj., (2) (AC) impulse of a moment. 7. «Èë ke4qing1, n., (AC) alien serving at court. 8. «È¦ê¡]¨à¡^ ke4chuan4(ke4chuaher0), adj. & n., ¡§guest actor¡¨, often amateur participating in opera. 9. «È²î ke4chuan2, n., passenger boat. 10. «È©± ke4dian4, n., hotel, inn. 11. «È¶º ke4fan4, n., a meal of set menu for customer, prix fixe. 12. «È©Ð ke4fang2, n., guest room. 13. «ÈÀ] ke4guan3, n., hotel, inn. 14. «ÈÆ[ ke4guan1, adj. & n., objective, -vity: «ÈÆ[ªº§åµû objective criticism. 15. «È´Ì ke4zhan4, n., lower-class hotel inn. 16. «È®a ke4jia1, n., ¡§Hakka¡¨ people and their dialect-in eastern Kwangtung. 17. «ÈÄy ke4ji2, n., status of foreign resident. 18. «È©~ ke4jU1, v.i., to live abroad. 19. «È²¼ ke4piao4, n., seats for invited guests at a theatrical performance. 20. «È¤H ke4ren2, n., visitor at house or hotel. 21. «È°Ó ke4shang1, n., merchant abroad. 22. «ÈªÙ ke4she4, n., guest house, hotel. 23. «È·³ ke4sui4, n., last year. 24. «È°ó ke4tang2, n., parlor. 25. «È®M ke4tao4, n., banal formalities. 26. «ÈÅé ke4ti3, n., foreign body in organization. 27. «ÈÆU ke4ting1, n., parlor, sitting room. 28. «È¦¸ ke4ci4, n., residence abroad, place stopped at. 29. «È®y ke4zuo4, n., as in «È®y±Ð±Â exchange or visiting professor. |
©z | Num. Index: 62.41-2 | £¤£²£¿ zhou4 ![]() |
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N. | Time as a concept: ¦t©z the universe ¡]¡§space and time¡¨¡^. |
´I | Num. Index: 62.41-3 | £w£¹£¿ fu4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Wealth: °]´I¡A´I¦³¡F °ê®a¤§°]´I wealth of nations; ¨D´I seek wealth; ´I¦Ó¥i¨D if wealth could be got by trying; P´I build up a fortune; ÆJ´I sudden wealth; ´I·½ source of wealth; ´I¶Q fu4gui4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Wealthy, rich, abundant: ´I¤H rich man; ´I»¨¡F ´I¤á¡A´I®a fu4hao2, fu4hu4, fu4jia1¡õ; ´I¦ÓµLź rich but not smug; ´I¦Ó¦n§ rich but good-mannered; ´I·³ year of good crops; ¾Ç´I¡]¤¨®¡^rich in learning; ´I©ó¬K¬î in prime of life (rich in years); ¦~´I¤O±j in prime of life; ´I°ê±j§L to make country rich and strong; ³h´I¤£§¡ wealth not well distributed. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´I±j fu4qiang2, adj. & n., rich and strong (of nation). 2. ´I¶Q fu4gui4, n. & adj., rich, rich and honored, having easy life: ´I¶QºaµØ wealth and worldly glory; 3. ´I¶Q fu4gui4, n. & adj., ´I¶Q¹G¤H snobbish, ostentatious; 4. ´I¶Q fu4gui4, n. & adj., ´I¶Qªá peony; 5. ´I¶Q fu4gui4, n. & adj., used to avoid the word beggar: ´I¶QÂû beggar's chicken, roasted whole, unfeathered and coated with mud; 6. ´I¶Q fu4gui4, n. & adj., ´I¶Q¦ç beggar's rags. 7. ´I»¨ fu4hao2, n., rich and powerful person or family. 8. ´I«p fu4hou4, adj., rich, well-to-do: ¸ê¤O´I«p solid financial strength. 9. ´I¤á fu4hu4, n., rich person or family. 10. ´I®a fu4jia1, n., rich family: ´I®a¤l§Ì sons of rich families; 11. ´I®a fu4jia1, n., ´I®a¯Î see fu4jia1weng1¡õ. 12. ´Iµ¹ fu4ji3, adj., wealthy, abundant. 13. ´IÄR fu4li4, adj., sumptuous (building): ´IÄR°ó¬Ó sumptuous, impressive-looking. 14. ´IÄÇ fu4rao2, n., rich (of country, family, plantation.) 15. ´I±f fu4shu4, adj., rich and populous (country). 16. ´I¯Î fu4weng1, n., rich old man, rich man: ¦Ê¸U´I¯Î millionaire. 17. ´I¦³ fu4you3, n., wealth. 18. ´I¸Î fu4yU4, adj., wealthy, having abundance (of nation, family). 19. ´I¾l fu4yU0, adj., (1) having enough and to spare; 20. ´I¾l fu4yU0, adj., (2) surplus: ³o¨Ç³£¬O´I¾l¤U¨Óªº all these are surplus. |
±J | Num. Index: 62.41-9 | £ª£¹£¿ su4 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) (*xiu4) A star constellation: ¤Q¤G¬P±J the twelve constellations. (3) (*xiu3) A night: ¤@±J one night; ¾ã±J whole night; ±J¤i su4xi4¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. | To stop, rest, stay overnight: ±J¤@©] stop (somewhere) for a night; ±J¬Y®a stop at Mr. X's home; ±J®ÈÀ] stop at a hotel; ¿¯±J¶O board and lodging fees for students. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Old: ±J±N¡A±J¦n su4jiang4, su4hao3¡õ; ±J¯e old disease; ±J×ã (LL) old unpaid taxes; ±J¸é (LL) old experienced thief. (2) (Of scholar) learned: ±J¾§ old scholar; ±J¾Ç su4xUe2¡õ; ±J§Ó¡A±JÄ@ su4zhi4, su4yUan42¡õ. (3) Past, overnight, of past year (s): ±J¿Õ a promise made in previous night; ±J®Æ stored-up animal feed; ±J¾K¡A±J¿ô hangover (from drink); ±J¹¡ (rare) feeling of being overfed from last night; ±J¯ó¡A±J²õ grass grown over the year(s); ±J³Á (AC) wheat planted the year before; ±J«B (LL) rain of night before. (4) (Budd.) inherited, inborn, carried over from previous incarnation: ±J¼z¡A±J®Ú¡A±J½t¡A±J·~ su4hui4, su4gen1, su4yUan2, su4ye42¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±J®Ú su4gen1, n., (Budd.) inborn gift for wisdom. 2. ±J¦n su4hao3, n., (1) old friend; 3. ±J¦n su4hao3, n., (2) (su4hao4) old hobby. 4. ±J¼z su4hui4, n., (Budd.) inborn gift for understanding. 5. ±J¶Å su4zhai4, n., a long overdue debt. 6. ±J±N su4jiang4, n., veteran general. 7. ±J¥D su4zhu3, n., host tree or animal (in reference to parasite). 8. ±J§Ó su4zhi4, n., long-cherished ambition. 9. ±J¦Ñ su4lao3, n., a respected old man. 10. ±J¯d su4liu2, v.i., to stay overnight. 11. ±J©R su4ming4, n., predestination. 12. ±JªÙ su4she4, n., dormitory. 13. ±J¥Í su4sheng1, n., previous incarnation. 14. ±J¤i su4xi4, adv., (things expected) overnight: ¤£¥X±J¤i may come same night. 15. ±J¤ß su4xin1, n., see su4zhi4¡ô. 16. ±J©õ su4xi2, adv., of old, in olden times (also wr. ¦g©õ). 17. ±J¥@ su4shi4, n., see su4sheng1¡ô. 18. ±J¾Ç su4xUe2, adj., well-read, erudite: ±J¾Ç¤§¤h scholar of profound learning. 19. ±J¯À su4su4, (1) adv., (LL) usually, heretofore; 20. ±J¯À su4su4, (2) adj., (LL) old and experienced. 21. ±JÀY su4tou2 (su4tou0), n., (MC) an inn, a place to stop over for the night. 22. ±J±æ su4wang4, n., old, solid reputation (aso wr. ¦g±æ). 23. ±Jü} su4wei4, n., palace guards. 24. ±J©] su4ye41, adv., morning and night (also wr. ¦g©]). 25. ±J·~ su4ye42, n., (Budd.) karma, accumulated past, good and bad. 26. ±J¦] su4yin1, n., (Budd.) cause going back to previous incarnation. 27. ±JÀç su4ying2, n., soldiers' camp. 28. ±J«è su4yUan41, n., old grudge. 29. ±JÄ@ su4yUan22, n., long-cherished with (also ¦gÄ@) 30. ±J½t su4yUan2, n., see su4yin1¡ô. |
¼f | Num. Index: 62.41-9 | £¦£´£¾ shen3 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) To examine carefully: ¼f¬d¡A¼f¹î shen3cha21,2¡õ; examine and approve: ¼fp¡A¼f®Ö shen3ji4, shen3he2¡õ. (2) To hold court trial: ¼f°Ý¡A¼f°T shen3wen4, shen3xUn4¡õ; ¼fÂ_¡A¼f¨M shen3duan4, shen3jUe2¡õ; ´£¼f bring prisoner to court for trial; ·|¼f trial at joint session; ¤½¼f public trial; ³¼f assist or take part as one of the judges; ³¼f©x assessor. (3) (LL) Know: ¥¼¼f do not know (=¥¼ª¾); cf. ÷Z 60A.41. | ||||||||
Adv. | Indeed: ¼f¦p¬O¤] if it is so indeed. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼f®× shen3an4, v.i., to hold court trial. 2. ¼f¬d shen3cha21, v.t., to investigate; 3. ¼f¬d shen3cha21, v.t., examine officially for approval. 4. ¼f¹î shen3cha22, v.i. & t., to study carefully (circumstances, text, documents). 5. ¼f¿Í shen3di4, v.i., to try to comprehend. 6. ¼f©w shen3ding4, v.t., to approve officially (textbook, form and wording). 7. ¼fÂ_ shen3duan4, v.i., (1) to judge in gen.; 8. ¼fÂ_ shen3duan4, v.i., (2) to give sentence at court, see shen3pan4¡õ. 9. ¼f«× shen3duo4, v.i., to study and weigh: ¼f«×±¡¶Õ to study and weigh conditions, situation; 10. ¼f«× shen3duo4, v.i., ¼f«×±¡²z weigh the circumstances (including psychological factors). 11. ¼f®Ö shen3he2, v.i. & t., to examine and pass on (budget, expenses, plans, proposals, etc.), to audit (accounts). 12. ¼fp shen3ji4, v.i., to audit, to examine accounts; 13. ¼fp shen3ji4, v.i., ¼fp³¡ shen3ji4bu4, audit department. 14. ¼f¨M shen3jUe2, v.i. & t., (1) to judge in gen.; 15. ¼f¨M shen3jUe2, v.i. & t., (2) to pass sentence at court. 16. ¼f²z shen2li3, v.t., (of court) to take up (case). 17. ¼f¬ü shen3mei3, adj., esthetic: ¼f¬üÆ[©À esthetic sense or notions. 18. ¼f§P shen3pan4, v.i. & t., to hold court trial; 19. ¼f§P shen3pan4, v.i. & t., to pass sentence. 20. ¼fµø shen3shi4, v.i., to look at carefully. 21. ¼f°T shen3xUn4, v.i., to try (defendant), also n., trial. 22. ¼f°Ý shen3wen4, v.i., (1) to crossexamine; 23. ¼f°Ý shen3wen4, v.i., (2) to ponder deeply in studies. 24. ¼fij shen3yi4, v.t. & n., to examine critically; 25. ¼fij shen3yi4, v.t. & n., title of a civil post. |
«É | Num. Index: 62.42-1 | £¸£²£¿ you4 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To pardon: ì«É¡A¼e«É pardon, forgive for causing trouble; «É½Ì please understand and forgive; «É¶U¡A«É§K¡A«É¸o to pardon a crime or offence. (2) (AC) to assist: «É´] to assist (ruler). | ||||||||
Adj. | (LL) «É±K profound. |
®d | Num. Index: 62.42-2 | £££¸£± xiao1 ![]() |
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N. | Night: ¤¸®d festival on 15th day of first lunar month, also dumplings eaten at this festival; ®d¸T xiao1jin4¡õ; ®d¦çÊø¹ get up before dawn and eat late-busy with state affairs; ®dÊø¤§³Ò labor incessantly on duties; ³q®d all night; ³q®d¤£´K could not sleep all night; ²`®d deep night; ¤¤®d midnight; ®dµ{¡A®d©º night journey. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®d¤À xiao1fen1, n., midnight. 2. ®dÊø xiao1gan4, phr., see N.¡ô. 3. ®d¸T xiao1jin4, n., curfew. 4. ®d¤¤ xiao1zhong1, n., midnight. 5. ®dÃþ xiao1lei4, n., thieves and rascals. 6. ®d¾z xiao1po4, n., (rare, LL) the moon. 7. ®d¤H xiao1ren2, n., gangster, burglar and the like. 8. ®d¤p xiao1xiao3, n., see xiao1ren2¡ô. 9. ®d©] xiao1ye4, (1) n., night snack (also wr. ®ø©]); 10. ®d©] xiao1ye4, (2) v.t., to pass the time at night. |
´J | Num. Index: 62.42-4 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() |
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N. | Residence: ´J©Ò¡A´J¤½ yU4suo3, yU4gong1¡õ; ¤½´J an apartment house. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) To dwell in some house. (2) To imply, suggest (a meaning): ´J·N¡A´J°U¡A´J¨¥ yU4yi4, yU4tuo1, yU4yan2¡õ. (3) To take in: ´J¥Ø yU4mu4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´J¤½ yU4gong1, n., a retired gentleman, esquire. 2. ´J©~ yU4jU1, v.i., to live (at place). 3. ´J¥Ø yU4mu4, v.i., to look over (a prepared statement, etc.); 4. ´J¥Ø yU4mu4, v.i., to take in, browse through. 5. ´J©Ò yU4suo3, n., place of residence. 6. ´J¦¸ yU4ci4, n., place during sojourn. 7. ´J°U yU4tuo1, v.t., imply (meaning), show by parable or indirect means. 8. ´J¨¥ yU4yan2, n., a parable, fable. 9. ´J·N yU4yi4, n., implied or suggested meaning. |
ú÷ | Num. Index: 62.42-6 | £z£¸£¶£½ ning2 ![]() |
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N. | (*ning4) A surname, see also ¹ç 62.00. |
é] | Num. Index: 62.42-9 | £¡£º£´£¿ jUn4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Talented, capable, gifted, smart. |
ÄÊ | Num. Index: 62.50-2 | £¢£¸£³ qian1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (AC *jian3) an inferior or worthless horse. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To hold high up: ÄʺX hold up flag, also to capture a flag, see ºS 62.00. (2) To fly up. (3) (AC) to fail: Äʦà (LL) be sullied in reputation. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÄÊÄÊ qian1qian1, adj., (AC) (1) descriptive of flying, flapping; 2. ÄÊÄÊ qian1qian1, adj., (2) impetuous, impulsive. 3. ÄÊûs qian1jU3, v.i., to fly up. 4. ÄÊÄË qian1teng2, v.i., to soar aloft (oft. of official promotion). |
¹è | Num. Index: 62.50-3 | £|£¹£«£¾ gua3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Little, few: ¹èÂ_ lacking in decision; ¹è·GÂA®¢ shameless, brazenfaced; ¹è±¡ unfeeling, cold, devoid of human warmth; ¹è®¦ merciless, cruel; ¹è¤G¤ÖÂù matchless, without peer; ¹è±ý with few desires; ¹è¹L¡A¹è¤× try to have few mistakes, misdemeanors; ¹è»D ignorant, not well read, uninformed. (2) Widowed: see ¹è°ü gua3fu0¡õ; ¹è©~ widowhood. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹è°ü gua3fu0, n., a widow. 2. ¹è¦X gua3he2, adj., aloof from people, having few friends. 3. ¹è® gua3lou4, adj., ignorant, uninformed. 4. ¹è¤H gua3ren2, pron., (AC) (polite) I, your unworthy king, equiv. "royal we." |
¼g | Num. Index: 62.50-9 | £££¸£®£¾ xie3 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) To write: ¼g¦r xie3zi4¡õ; ®Ñ¼g¡A¤â¼g¡Aµ§¼g to write by hand; §Û¼g¡AÁügto copy by hand; ¼g¤U¨Ó write it down; ¼g«H¡A¼g¤é°O write a letter, a diary; ¼g¦r¾Ú make a written note; ¼g¤f¨Ñ take down affidavit. (2) To compose: ¼g¤å³¹¡A¼g¤p»¡ write or compose an essay, a novel; ¼¶¼g to compose; ¼g½Z compose a draft. (3) To make portrait or draw plants and animals: ¼g·Ó¡A¼g¥Í¡A¼g¯u xie3zhao4, xie3sheng1, xie3zhen1¡õ. (4) To write out (moods, sentiments) as an esthetic relief:¼gÃh pour out one's feelings; ¼g¼~ write out one's sorrows; ¼g·N xie3yi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼g¥» xie2ben3, n., a hand copy. 2. ¼g¥Õ xie3bo2, phr., (1) (MC) to make a clean copy; 3. ¼g¥Õ xie3bo2, phr., (2) (AC) to clean one's name of guilt. 4. ¼g½ã xie3zhang4, (1) n., treasurer; 5. ¼g½ã xie3zhang4, (2) v.i., to keep accounts. 6. ¼g·Ó xie3zhao4, v.i. & n., to portray (person, character); 7. ¼g·Ó xie3zhao4, v.i. & n., a portrayal (of conditions); 8. ¼g·Ó xie3zhao4, v.i. & n., a portrait. 9. ¼g¯u xie3zhen1, v.i. & n., see xie3zhao4¡ô. 10. ¼g¥Í xie3sheng1, n. & v.i., a branch of painting, portraying living things; 11. ¼g¥Í xie3sheng1, n. & v.i., still life. 12. ¼g§Î xie3xing2, v.i., to make portrait: ¹Ï»ª¼g§Î the art of making portraits; 13. ¼g§Î xie3xing2, v.i., (AC) describe a patient's looks. 14. ¼g¹ê xie3shi2, v.i., write realistically, make actual portrayal of conditions; 15. ¼g¹ê xie3shi2, v.i., ¼g¹ê¥D¸q realism. 16. ¼g¦r xie3zi4, v.i. & n., learn to write characters; 17. ¼g¦r xie3zi4, v.i. & n., calligraphy; 18. ¼g¦r xie3zi4, v.i. & n., ¼g¦r¨à (coll.) make a contract in writing. 19. ¼g·N xie3yi4, (1) n. & v.i., a school or type of Chin. painting, emphasizing a few, rapid, rhythmic strokes (chiefly rocks, bamboo, flowers) rather than careful delineation; 20. ¼g·N xie3yi4, (2) adj., (person) pleased in spirit, relaxed, contented. |
´H | Num. Index: 62.63-2 | £~£³£½ han2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Cold, cold season: ¤T©ö´H¸p three winters and summers; see Adj.¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) To tremble: ¤ß´H to tremble at heart. (2) Put in cold storage:´H·ù to ignore treaty. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Cold: ´H§N han2leng3¡õ; ¤Ñ´H the weather is cold; ÄY´H severely cold; ¤@Ãn¤Q´H warm for one day and cold for ten days-inconstancy of purpose, esp. in studies, study haphazardly, with many interruptions; ´H¦Ç cold ashes; ´HªL wintry forest; ´H¦a cold region; ´H¦ç winter clothing; ¾¶Y´HÂÍ silent as the cicada in winter. (2) Poor: ³h´H poor; ³h´H¡]²M´H¡^¤l§Ì students from poor families; ´Hµ¡WŪ phr., persevere in one's studies in spite of hardships; ´H¤h a poor scholar. (3) Polite term: ´Hªù¡A´HªÙ my humble home; ´Hªù also poor family; ´H¯ð my wife. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´Hê§ han2chen0, (1) adj., ugly, unseemly; 2. ´Hê§ han2chen0, (2) v.t., ³Q¤H´HꧤF was snubbed or made fun of. 3. ´H±a han2dai4, n., (geog.) the Arctic Circle. 4. ´H¸¹ÂÎ han2hao4chong2, n., (zoo.) a large species of bat. 5. ´HŸ han2zhan41, v.t., to tremble with cold or fear. 6. ´H¾Ô han2zhan42, v.i., to tremble with fear. 7. ´H°² han2jia4, n., winter holidays. 8. ´H½â han2jian4, adj., poor and lowly: ¥X¨´H½â of humble origins. 9. ´H¾¯ han2ji4, n., freezing mixture. 10. ´H¾¶ han2jin4, v.i., shudder with cold: ¥´¤F¤@Ó´H¾¶ give a shudder. 11. ´H·¥ han2ji2, n., (geog.) the cold pole. 12. ´HW han2ku0, adj., poor, from poor family. 13. ´H§N han2leng3, adj., cold (weather). 14. ´H¬y han2liu2, n., a cold current, cold snap. 15. ´HÅS han2lu4, n., a solar term (October 8th or 9th). 16. ´H¤ò han2mao2, n., fine hair on human skin. 17. ´Hªù han2men2, n., (1) poor or humble family; 18. ´Hªù han2men2, n., (2) my humble home. 19. ´H¼ö han2re4, n., fever: µo´H¼ö have chills and fever; 20. ´H¼ö han2re4, n., ´H¼ö¯f malaria. 21. ´HªÙ han2she4, n., my humble home. 22. ´H¤ß han2xin1, v.i., tremble with fear: ¥O¤H´H¤ß (of unscrupulous practice, betrayal of friendships, etc.) give people a chill, cause people to stop going forward. 23. ´H´»ªí han2shu2biao3, n., thermometer. 24. ´H¹ han2shi2, n., day before spring festival, when only cold food is served. 25. ´H·y han2xUan1, v.i., talk about the weather (¡§cold and warm¡¨) or usual formalities on visits (also ´H·Å). 26. ´H»Ä han2suan1, adj., (1) (contempt.) full of jealousy, mean in criticism; 27. ´H»Ä han2suan1, adj., (2) unseemly, poor (gifts). 28. ´H·L han2wei1, adj., (LL) in humble circumstances. |
¼e | Num. Index: 62.70-2 | £}£¹£³ kuan1 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To be lenient, to extend limits: ¼e extend date (of delivery, etc.); ¼e§K¡A¼e«É¡A¼e®¤¡A¼e°²¡A¼e®e kuan1mian3, kuan1you4, kuan1shu4, kuan1jia3, kuan1rong2¡õ. (2) To relax: ¼e¦ç to take off coat or gown-invitation to do so on hot day; ¼e¤ß to relax, see kuan1xin1¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Broad, wide (of room, clothing): ¼e¤j¡A¼eû kuan1da4, kuan1kuo4¡õ. (2) Broad-minded, liberal: ¼e§»¤j¶q generous. (3) Lenient, kind: ¼e¬F liberal policies. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼e±Í kuan1chang3, adj., (of building, clothing) broad, spacious. 2. ¼eºï kuan1chuo1, adj., (1) spacious; 3. ¼eºï kuan1chuo1, adj., (2) liberal, generous; 4. ¼eºï kuan1chuo1, adj., (3) well-to-do, generous with money. 5. ¼e¤j kuan1da4, adj., generous, big-hearted. 6. ¼e¶U kuan1dai4, v.t., to allow delay of payment of debt, pardon, forgive. 7. ¼e«p kuan1hou4, adj., (of person) generous, kind. 8. ¼e¯¶ kusanzhai3, n., width (of room, clothing, etc.). 9. ¼e°² kuan1jia3, (1) phr., to allow extension of leave; 10. ¼e°² kuan1jia3, (2) v.t., to forgive, see kuan1mian3¡õ. 11. ¼eÁï kuan1kuo4, adj., spacious. 12. ¼e§K kuan1mian3, v.t., to forgive (taxes), to pardon (offense). 13. ¼e®e kuan1rong2, (1) adj., tolerant, charitable: ¼e®e¬Fµ¦ a tolerant policy; 14. ¼e®e kuan1rong2, (2) v.t., to pardon (offenses, person). 15. ¼e kuan1xian4, v.i., defer time limit; 16. ¼e kuan1xian4, v.i., ¼e¤é n., days of grace. 17. ¼e¤ß kuan1xin1, adj., relaxed, not worried: ¼e¤ß¤Y¨à a joke, a story told to make people relax. 18. ¼e®¤ kuan1shu4, (1) v.t., to pardon (person, misdemeanor); 19. ¼e®¤ kuan1shu4, (2) adj., tolerant, indulgent (policy). 20. ¼e¼¢ kuan1wei4, v.i. & t., to comfort (person); 21. ¼e¼¢ kuan1wei4, v.i. & t., to feel less worried. 22. ¼e«É kuan1you4, v.t., see kuan1mian3¡ô. 23. ¼e¸Î kuan1yU4, adj., well-to-do: ¤âÀY¼e¸Î with plenty of money to spend. |
¥¦ | Num. Index: 62.70-2 | £y£¹£¬ tuo1 ![]() ![]() |
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Pron. | (1) Modern invented pron. to represent English ¡§it¡¨as dist. from ¡§he,¡¨ ¡§she.¡¨ Theoretical pr. tuo1, actually spoken as ta1. (2) (AC) other, different: ©Î´±¦³¥¦§Ó may perhaps entertain other, different, motives. |
§¹ | Num. Index: 62.70-3 | £¹£³£½ wan2 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To finish, complete: §¹²¦¡A§¹¤u wan2bi41, wan2gong1¡õ; §¹¤F wan2liao3; §¹¦¨ wan2cheng2¡õ: ¥¼§¹ unfinished; §¹³J (vulg.) done for. (2) To pay tax: §¹µ| ditto; §¹¿ú³ pay farm tax. (3) (AC) to keep (a country) intact: §¹§d preserve the state of Wur. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Complete, -ly, whole, tidy: §¹¥þ¡A§¹¦n¡A§¹¬ü wan2qUan2, wan2hao3, wan2mei3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. §¹®× wan2an4, phr., close a case at court. 2. §¹³Æ wan2bei4, adj., complete, well provided. 3. §¹²¦ wan2bi41, v.i. & t., (ceremonies) close; 4. §¹²¦ wan2bi41, v.i. & t., (work) comes to an end; 5. §¹²¦ wan2bi41, v.i. & t., to end (work). 6. §¹Âz wan2bi42, phr., §¹ÂzÂk»¯ (AC allu.) to return thing to owner intact. 7. §¹¦¨ wan2cheng2, v.t., to complete (project, building, etc.); 8. §¹¦¨ wan2cheng2, p.p., is completed. 9. §¹²M wan2qing1, v.t., to clear off (accounts). 10. §¹¥þ wan2qUan2 (warn-'chyan), adj. & adv., complete, -ly. 11. §¹¤u wan2gong1, v.i., to complete work, (work) is completed. 12. §¹¦n wan2hao3, adj., intact, not cracked. 13. §¹±B wan2hun1, v.i., to marry, be married: ¤w¸g§¹±B already married; 14. §¹±B wan2hun1, v.i., wedding. 15. §¹¾ã wan2zheng3(wan2zheng0), adj., intact, not broken; 16. §¹¾ã wan2zheng3(wan2zheng0), adj., complete, tidy, orderly (procession, etc.). 17. §¹µ² wan2jie2, v.i. & t., to close accounts; 18. §¹µ² wan2jie2, v.i. & t., closed. 19. §¹¨÷ wan2jUan4, v.i., to finish an examination paper. 20. §¹»E wan2jU4, v.i., to gather together, be reunited. 21. §¹µ¤ wan2jUn4, v.i., see wan2gong1¡ô. 22. §¹¤F wan2liao3, v.t., to complete (work); 23. §¹¤F wan2liao3, v.t., (wan2le) it's finished; 24. §¹¤F wan2liao3, v.t., also one is broke; 25. §¹¤F wan2liao3, n., finis in movie. 26. §¹º¡ wan2man3, adj., satisfactory (meeting, negotiations), happy (marriage). 27. §¹¬ü wan2mei3, adj., happy (marriage), beautiful (work of art). 28. §¹¯Ç wan2na4, v.t., to pay tax. 29. §¹½g wan2pian1, v.i., to complete a written piece. 30. §¹«~ wan2pin3, n., a perfect piece; 31. §¹«~ wan2pin3, n., a perfect character. 32. §¹¤H wan2ren2, n., a perfect man. 33. §¹µ½ wan2shan4, adj., perfect, excellent (work). 34. §¹¦D wan2xing2, n., (AC) light punishment of shaving beard only. 35. §¹¨Æ¡]¨à¡^ wan2shi4(wan2she4er0), adj., finished, completed (business). 36. §¹µ| wan2sui4, v.i., to pay tax. 37. §¹«Ã wan2yin1, v.i., see wan2hun1¡ô. |
«a | Num. Index: 62.70-3 | £|£¹£³ guan1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Headgear: ¦ç«a full dress worn by the gentry, the gentry as a class: ¦ç«a¸VÃ~ (abusive) a beast in human form; «a»\ guan1gai4, «a±a guan1dai4, «a°Ã guan1mian0¡õ; §K«a take off one's hat in the presence of a superior; ¹D«a¡A¶À«a a Taoist cap; ¤ý«a¡A¬Ó«a royal crown, coronet; ±i«a§õÀ¹ Chang's hat worn by Li, mixedup identity. (2) A bird's comb or crest: Âû«a¡AÃZ«a¡AÅb«a cock's goose's, crane's comb. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) (*guan4) To put a cap on: «a§(AC) ceremony marking a man's coming of age at 20 ; hence ¥¼«a not yet of adult age, teenagers. (2) (*guan4) To excel, to top the rest: «ax *guan4jUn1¡õ; «a©ó¾«½ú be head over shoulders above others. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «a¥¯ guan1bian4, n., a kind of ancient cap. 2. «a±a guan1dai4, n., (1) cap and sash worn by the literati: «a±a»ô¥þ in full dress; 3. «a±a guan1dai4, n., (2) the literati as a class. 4. «a»\ guan1gai4, n., high-ranking officials: «a»\¶³¶° a gathering of dignitaries. 5. «aª¬ªº guan3zhuang4de0, adj., coronary: «aª¬°Ê¯ßªý¶ë coronary artery occlusion. 6. «ax *guan4jUn1, n., the champion in any contest. 7. «a¨à gua1er0 n., formerly, an article for tying up hair on top of the head. 8. «a¤ò guan1mao2, n., (bot.) pappus, -pi, down or hair on fruit, etc. 9. «a°Ã guan1mian0, n., (1) government officials; 10. «a°Ã guan1mian0, n., (2) (of literary or artistic works) the best of its kind; 11. «a°Ã guan1mian0, n., (3) elegant, -ce: «a°Ã°ó¬Ó (of speech or action) having official elegance, (contempt.) dignified in form but insincere in substance. 12. «aµü *guan4ci2, n., (gram.) the article: ªÖ©w«aµü¡A¤£ªÖ©w«aµü the definite, indefinite article. 13. «a¤l guan1zi0, n., (1) a bird's comb or crest; 14. «a¤l guan1zi0, n., (2) ancient headdress for women; 15. «a¤l guan1zi0, n., (3) formerly, a kind of women's ornamental hairpin. 16. «a¥É guan1yU4, n., (1) (orig.) a stuffed shirt (lit., ¡§a cap studded with jade¡¨); 17. «a¥É guan1yU4, n., (2) (LL) masculine good looks. |
±F | Num. Index: 62.70-3 | £}£²£¿ kou4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Bandit: ±Fµs¡A±Fê¡Aê±F robber bandit; ¬y±F roaming bandits. (2) Term for enemy; ¼Ä±F¡A±F¸é enemy, rebel. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | To harass (border), to invade: ±F±°¡A±F²¤¡A±F¹Ü to loot. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±FøA kou4chou2, n., (AC) enemy. |
Þ | Num. Index: 62.70-5 | £º£³ yUan1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) An injustice, a wrong done: §tÞ harbor a sense of being unjustly treated; ¶DÞ complain of injustice; ¦ùÞ to right a wrong, redress an injustice; ¤£¥Õ¤§Þ a case of being wrongly accused. (2) Enmity: µ²Þ become enemies; ³øÞ revenge; ³·Þ avenge s.o.'s wrong; ÞÞ¬Û³ø reprisal breeds reprisal; Þ®a¡AÞ¤³ yUan1jia0, yUan1chou2¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | To cheat, to wrong (s.o.): ÞªP yUan1wang3¡õ; p.p., be wronged; ¯uÞ¤F really cheated in purchase. | ||||||||
Adj. | (AC) bent, crooked (=modn. Ås). | ||||||||
Words | 1. Þ¿Ë yUan1qin1, n., the enemy and the relatives alike. 2. Þ±¡ yUan1qing2, n., feeling of being wronged; 3. Þ±¡ yUan1qing2, n., injustice done. 4. Þ¤³ yUan1chou2, n., a sworn enemy. 5. Þ©} yUan1qU1, (1) v.t., to wrong (s.o.) or be wronged: ¨üÞ©} be falsely accused; 6. Þ©} yUan1qU1, (2) n., false accusation. 7. Þ¤j yUan1da4, n., (sl.) person played for a big fool, a fathead: usu. Þ¤jÀY¡AÞ¤j¸£³U. 8. Þ»î yUan1hun2, n., the ghost of one who had been wrongly accused. 9. Þ®a yUan1jia0, n., (1) an enemy, old antagonist, adversary; 10. Þ®a yUan1jia0, n., (2) a "predestined enemy," i.e., lover, sweetheart, whom one always comes back to despite quarrels. 11. ÞÄ^ yUan1nie0, n., a predestined enemy, a person's "stumbling block". 12. Þ¤H yUan1ren2, phr., to deceive or wrongly accuse a person. 13. Þ±í yUan1tong3, n., a fathead, see yUan1da4¡ô. 14. ÞªP yUan1wang3, v.t., to wrongly accuse (person): ¨üÞªP be wrongly accused. 15. Þ§í yUan1yi4, v.t., suffer a wrong. 16. Þº» yUan1yU4, n., a miscarriage of justice. |
Ãd | Num. Index: 62.70-6 | £¥£¹£¶£¾ chong3 ![]() |
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N. | A favorite, mistress: ¯ÇÃd take a concubine. | ||||||||
V.t. | To favor, be specially fond of (person): Ãd·R¡AÃd«H chong3ai4, chong3xin4¡õ; ¨üÃdYÅå overwhelmed by special favor; Ãd°d¤£Åå not moved by official honor or disgrace; Ãϲ³¨úÃd gain notoriety by shocking statement. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Favorite: Ãd®V favorite mistress. (2) (Court.) Ãd½ç¡AÃdÛè¡AÃd¿ü your great (gift). | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ãd·R chong3ai4, v.t., to love especially (a child, mistress, courtier). 2. ÃdéX chong3bi4, n., a court favorite (man or woman). 3. Ãd¨à chong3er2, n., favorite son: ¤Ñ¤§Ãd¨à one especially blessed by Heaven. 4. Ãd«H chong3xin4, v.t., to trust especially, rely on (subordinate). 5. Ãd²§ chong3yi4, adv., extra special (treatment). 6. Ãd¹J chong3yU4, v.t., to look on (courtier, subordinate, mistress) with special favor. |
¦v | Num. Index: 62.70-9 | £¤££¿ zhe4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Residence, home: ¦í¦v¡A¨p¦v private home; ±i¦v¡A§õ¦v Mr. Jang's, Mr. Lii's home. (2) Grave: ¦v¥ü¡A¦v¼~ zhe4zhao4, zhe4you1¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) (AC) ¨Ï¦v¦Ê´} make him occupy position of prime minister. (2) ¦v¤ß (=©~¤ß) ¤¯«p (AC) is of a kindly disposition. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦v¨é zhe4qUan4, n., house deed. 2. ¦v²Ä zhe4di4, n., a mansion. 3. ¦v¥ü zhe4zhao4, n., graveyard, tomb site. 4. ¦v²² zhe4jUan4, n., a person's family. 5. ¦vúG *zhai2li0, n., formerly, a servant's self-reference vis-a-vis the master (cf. ®aªº62.02). 6. ¦vªù(¨à) *zhai2men2 (zhai2merer0), n., home, usu. of a higher-class family. 7. ¦v¤l *zhai2zi0, n., house, home. 8. ¦v¼~ zhe4you1, v.i., as in ¤B¦v¼~ (AC) be in mourning. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.70-9 | £§£¹£¶£¾ rong3 ![]() |
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N. | Business, busy occupations: ¤½¡¼ official business; ¼·¡¼ (¥úÁ{) please spare a little time (to come). | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Superfluous, unnecessary, excessive, superabundant: ¡¼©x rong3guan1¡õ; ¡¼Â¾¡A¡¼û supernumerary office, personnel; ¡¼§L superfluous troops; ¡¼ªø rong3zhang4¡õ; ¡¼´² (of jobs) entailing no work; ¡¼ÂØ rong3zhui4¡õ. (2) Busy, requiring much time and effort to do: ¡¼Ác occupied with many things, have no leisure; ·Ð¡¼ have no time to spare, busily engaged; ¡¼Âø rong3za2¡õ. (3) With no settled abode; ¬y¡¼¹D¸ô living the life of a tramp. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼µ§ rong2bi3, n., (1) superfluous words in writings; 2. ¡¼µ§ rong2bi3, n., (2) unnecessary strokes in painting. 3. ¡¼¶O rong3fei4, n., unnecessary expenses, wasteful outlay. 4. ¡¼©x rong3guan1, n., a sinecure official. 5. ¡¼ªø rong3zhang4, adj., (1) loosely organized; 6. ¡¼ªø rong3zhang4, adj., (2) (rong3chang2) (of writings speeches) rambling and tediously long. 7. ¡¼ÂØ rong3zhui4, adj., (of writings) verbose. 8. ¡¼¡¼ rong2rong3, adj. & n., (1) adj., numerous, excessive; 9. ¡¼¡¼ rong2rong3, adj. & n., (2) n., (LL) hustle and bustle. 10. ¡¼¹ rong3shi2, n., (LL, of persons) wasteful consumption ("eating without working"). 11. ¡¼Âø rong3za2, adj., (of things) multifarious trivial. |
És | Num. Index: 62.70-9 | £|£¹£°£¾ gui3 ![]() |
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N. | Villains, treacherous persons: «ÁÉs ditto. |
©{ | Num. Index: 62.70-9 | £¹£³£¾ wan3 ![]() |
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V.i. | To seem: µ®e©{¦b the voice and expression (of the deceased) seem to be still there. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Seeming, -ly: ©{µM¡A©{Ywan3ran2, wan3ruo4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©{Âà wan2zhuan3, adv., (1) (persuade, explain) tactfully; 2. ©{Âà wan2zhuan3, adv., (2) in roundabout way (deliver a letter). 3. ©{§® wan3miao4, adj., soft (music); 4. ©{§® wan3miao4, adj., charming (art work). 5. ©{µM wan3ran2, (1) adv., seemingly, appearing to be; 6. ©{µM wan3ran2, (2) adj., true to life, vivid. 7. ©{Y wan3ruo4, adj., just like. 8. ©{©{ wan2wan3, adv., (LL) clinging, twisting. |
¾Ë | Num. Index: 62.72-1 | £££¸£³£¿ xian4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Constitution: short for ¾Ëªk xian4fa3¡õ; ¥ß¾Ë constitutional (government); ¥ß¾Ë§g¥D¨î«× constitutional monarchy; ¹H¾Ë unconstitutional. (2) Laws of the land: see ¾Ë³¹¡A¾Ë¥O¡A¾Ëºõ xian4zhang1, xian4ling4, xian4gang1¡õ. (3) Used in address to official superior: ¾Ëµô your excellency's decision; ¾Ë®¦your excellency's favor. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¾Ë§L xian4bing1, n., military police, gendarmerie. 2. ¾Ë¨å xian4dian3, n., national institutions, established tradition. 3. ¾Ëªk xian4fa3, n., constitution (of country). 4. ¾Ëºõ xian4gang1, n., constitutional law. 5. ¾Ë³¹ xian4zhang1, n., charter of organization; 6. ¾Ë³¹ xian4zhang1, n., sacred institutions. 7. ¾Ë¥O xian4ling4, n., laws. 8. ¾Ë®Ñ xian4shu1, n., formerly, almanac. 9. ¾Ë»O xian4tai2, n., formerly, the censorate. 10. ¾Ë«h xian4ze2, n., laws and statutes. 11. ¾Ëºô xian4wang3, n., laws of the land. |
ÌW | Num. Index: 62.72-6 | £v£¸£¿ mi4 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. | Quiet, silent: ¦wÌW; (LL) in good health, condition. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.72-9 | £¢£º£®£¿ qUe4 ![]() |
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ÁÉ | Num. Index: 62.80-2 | £ª£¯£¿ sai4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) A contest: ¤ñÁÉ ditto; ²yÁÉ a ball game; ¥Ð®|ÁÉ track and field meet. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To race (cars, horses): Áɶ]¡AÁɨ®¡AÁɰ¨ sai4pao3, sai4che1, sai4ma3¡õ; Áɪ¯ dog race. (2) To give offerings of thanks to gods by a festival of parades: Áɯ«¡AÁÉ·|sai4shen2, sai4hui4¡õ. (3) To rival s.o. or s.t.: Áɯu(of copies of art work) be as good as or rival the original; Áɱùªá (beauty) rivals that of pear blossom or of girl named Pear Blossom; to excel: ÁɹL excel (in skill, etc.); ©n©fªøªº¤@ÓÁɹL¤@Ó the sisters grow up, each prettier than the last. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Áɨ® sai4che1, v.i., to race cars. 2. Áɲy sai4qiu2, v.i., to play ball game. 3. Áɲî sai4chuan2, v.i., to run boat race; 4. Áɲî sai4chuan2, v.i., ÁÉÀs²î dragon boat race. 5. ÁÉ®± sai4qUan2, n., boxing bout; 6. ÁÉ®± sai4qUan2, v.i., to match fingers (drinking game). 7. Áɨú sai4qU3, v.i., (MC) to give thanks offering. 8. ÁɹL sai4guo4, v.t., to excel. 9. ÁÉ·| sai4hui4, n., (1) a religious festival with parades of idols, stilts, floats, etc.; 10. ÁÉ·| sai4hui4, n., (2) an exhibition of commercial goods, etc., an exposition. 11. ÁÉíi¯_ sai4lu4luo4, n., (translit.) celluloid. 12. Áɰ¨ sai4ma3, n. & v.i., (hold) a horse race. 13. Áɶ] sai4pao3, v.i., to hold a race. 14. ÁɪÀ sai4she4, n., a village festival of offering of thanks to the gods, esp. after harvest. 15. Áɯ« sai4shen2, n., see sai4hui4 (1)¡ô. 16. ÁÉÄ@ sai4yUan4, n., give offerings of thanks for wish granted. |
ÝI | Num. Index: 62.80-2 | £¤£¿ zhi4 ![]() |
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±G | Num. Index: 62.80 | £¸£´£½ yin2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A unit in the duodecimal cycle: ±G¦Y¥f³ forced to borrow today's food against tomorrow's income (±G being No. 3; ¥f No. 4); ¦P±G colleagues in government service: ¦P±G¤§½Ë or ±G½Ë said of friends working as colleagues. (2) 3-5 a.m. |
»« | Num. Index: 62.80-3 | £t£¸£´ bin1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Guest: »«¥D guest and host; ³Ù»«¹Ü¥D minor taking precedence over a major issue; ¤W»« guest of honor, distinguished guest; °ê»« guest of the government; ¶Q»« distinguished guest(s); ¥~»« foreign guest(s); ¦è»« resident tutor, residing (west) versus host (east), cf. ªF 10.01.; §»«¥q protocol division; »«¦Ü¦pÂk guests, customers, come in flocks; »«ªBº¡®y the house is full of guests; ¬Û·q¦p»«(of married couple) never fail in mutual respect (and attentions); ¨Î»« elegant guests. | ||||||||
V.i. | »«ªA (AC) come as ally or vassal state. | ||||||||
Words | 1. »«¥Õ bin1bai2, n., (in Northern drama) dialogue (»«) and soliloquy (¥Õ). 2. »«®æ bin1ge2, n., (gram.) objective case. 3. »««È bin1ke4, n., guest. 4. »«Â§ bin1li3, n., ceremony of reception of guest. 5. »«¤Ñ bin1tian1, n., (AC) death of emperor. 6. »«ÅK bin1tie3, n., see ÷g 81A.80. 7. »«Ãã bin1tzyr, n., (gram.) object. 8. »«¦ì bin1wei4, n., (gram.) objective case. 9. »«»y bin1yU3, n., (gram.) object. |
Ä_ | Num. Index: 62.80-3 | £t£±£¾ bao3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Currency, coin: ¤¸Ä_¡A³qÄ_ ancient coin with square hole in center; Ä_¶r paper currency. (2) Treasure, treasured object: µL»ù¤§Ä_ priceless treasure; °êÄ_ national treasure. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Antique, precious, treasured: Ä_¤M especially valued or antique knife; Ä_Âà treasured collection. (2) (Court.) your esteemed: Ä_©±¡AÄ_¸¹ your shop; Ä_²²your esteemed family; Ä_¤sªÅ¦^ phr., return empty-handed from treasure mountain, also (fig., court.) unable to benefit from seeing great master. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ä_Ä_ bao2bao3, n., darling child (also ¤pÄ_Ä_). 2. Ä_¨© bao3bei4, n., treasure; 3. Ä_¨© bao3bei4, n., (sl., contempt.) fellow, priceless creature: Ä_¨©¨à little darling (of child); 4. Ä_¨© bao3bei4, n., Ä_¨©ª¸½D (facet.) parents' favorite child (lit., "pimple"), see bao3huo4¡õ. 5. Ä_µ bao3fa2, n., (Budd.) ferry for crossing over from confusion to the other shore (©¼©¤) of light; 6. Ä_µ bao3fa2, n., (fig.) way to understanding and clarity. 7. Ä_»\(¨à) bao3gai4 (bao3ga4er0), n., the top radical "¡¼". 8. Ä_¶Q bao3gui4, adj., valuable (thing, advice), precious: Ä_¶Q¥ú³± valuable time not to be wasted. 9. Ä_²° bao3he2, n., jewel box; 10. Ä_²° bao3he2, n., box of treasures. 11. Ä_³f bao3huo4, n., money; 12. Ä_³f bao3huo4, n., (facet.) fool, idiot (¥L³oÓÄ_³f that incomparable idiot). 13. Ä_§½ bao3jU2, n., pawnshop for jewelry. 14. Ä_®w bao3ku4, n., treasury, treasury vault; 15. Ä_®w bao3ku4, n., any valuable collection. 16. Ä_ÂÅ bao3lan2, adj., turquoise blue, azure, bluish green. 17. Ä_¥Û bao3shi2, n., jewel, precious or semiprecious stone. 18. Ä_®y bao3zuo4, n., throne. |
ß | Num. Index: 62.80-4 | £v£¸£¶£½ ming2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. | ||||||||
N. | (2) Night, darkness. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Dark, pertaining to the night; dull-witted; ß¹x ming2wan2¡õ. (2) Pertaining to the world of the dead or spirits, esp. ßß ming2ming2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ß³ø ming2bao4, n., retribution by the gods. 2. ß¹ô ming2bi4, n., paper money burned for the dead. 3. ßóf ming2qiang3, n., see ming2bi4¡ô. 4. ß«´ ming2chi41, n., unspoken agreement between persons. 5. ß¾¹ ming2chi42, n., paper furniture burned as offering for the dead. 6. ß©² ming2fu3, n., the under-world. 7. ß·| ming2hui4, n., silent comprehension. 8. ß±B ming2hun1, n., wedding ceremony for the dead. 9. ßß ming2ming2, n., (1) as in ßߤ§¤¤ in the unseen world (forces governing our lives); 10. ßß ming2ming2, n., (2) dark. 11. ß·Q ming2xiang3, n. & v.i., day-dream, contemplate, contemplate-tion. 12. ß¹x ming2wan2, adj., lacking in intelligence, stupid: ß¹x¤£ÆF subhuman, inanimate, insensate (such as rock). 13. ߤý¬P ming2wang2xing1, n., (astron.) planet Pluto. 14. ß©] ming2ye4, n., dark night. 15. ߦç ming2yi1, n., paper clothing burned for use of the dead. 16. ߦö ming2you4, n., unseen protection of the gods. |
¹ê | Num. Index: 62.80-4 | £¦£½ shi2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Fruit: ªG¹ê ditto; ¨ä¹ê¥i¹ its fruit is eatable; µ²¹ê bear fruit, also adj., compact. (2) Fact, reality: ¨Æ¹ê fact: ¨Æ¹ê¦p¦¹ that is the fact; opp. ¦W¡G¦W¹ê name and reality; ¦W¹ê¬Û²Å¡A¦W¤£²Å¹ê reality corresponds, does not correspond, to its name; ¹ê¦Ü¦WÂk reputation follows naturally real distinction; ¨¥¹L¨ä¹ê exaggerate; ¥¢¹ê adj., untrue; ¦R¹ê tell the truth; ¾Ú¹ê©Û¨Ñ tell the facts in court. | ||||||||
V.t. | To fill: ²üºj¹ê¼u carry rifles with loaded bullets. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) True, honest: ¸Û¹ê¡A¦Ñ¹ê honest; ¾ë¹ê simple, unadorned; ¿w¹ê honest in character; ¯u¹ê true (fact, situation, story); ¹ê¤ß¡A¹ê·N shi2xin1, shi2yi4¡õ; ¹ê¸Ü truthful story or statement. (2) Real: ²{¹ê real, real-ity; ¹ê»ù¡A¹êÈ shi2jia4, shi2zhi2¡õ; ¹ê« real weight; ¹ê¤O shi2li41¡õ; ¹êÅv real power; ¹ê±¡¡A¹ê¹Ò real situation; ¹ê¼Æ real amount or number; ¹ê»Ú shi2ji4¡õ; ¹ê²{ shi2xian4¡õ; ¹êÅé shi2ti3¡õ. (3) Practical: ¹ê§Q¡A¹ê¥Î shi2li42, shi2yong4¡õ; ¹ê¬I¡A¹ê¦æ shi2si4, shi2xing2¡õ; ¹ê½î shi2jian4¡õ; ¹ê´f practical benefit; ¹ê®Ä shi2xiao4¡õ. (4) Actual, concrete, substantial: ¹êª« shi2wu4¡õ; ¹ê¾Ú shi2jU4¡õ; ¹êÅé¡A¹ê½è shi2ti3, shi2zhi21¡õ; ¹êÅç shi2yan4¡õ; ¹ê©x¡A¹ê¯Ê actual official post, not rank only. (5) Solid, substantial, full: ¥R¹ê¡A¹ê¨¬ substantial, full: ¥R¹ê¡A¹ê¨¬ substantial, full, also v.t., to fill; ¹ê¾Ç¡A¹ê¦r shi2xUe2, shi2zi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | Really, actually, in fact, factually: ¨ä¹ê in fact; ¹ê¬°¡A¹ê«Y¡A¹ê¬O¡A¹êÄÝ is really; ¹êÄݤ½«K (formula, official documents) it is fitting and proper; ¹ê¦³¨ä¨Æ it really happened; ¹ê©Ò¦Ü±æ (in letter) this is what I earnestly pray for or hope, beg; ¹ê«h in reality (contrary to pretension); ¹ê¤£¬Û¿f frankly, I admit; ûó¹ê (jaurshi2) show by deeds, do one's best: ¡¼¹ê¥Î¥\ work really hard. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹ê¦a shi2di4, adj. & adv., on the spot, concrete, concrete-ly: ¹ê¦a¸ÕÅç put to concrete tests; 2. ¹ê¦a shi2di4, adj. & adv., ¸}½ñ¹ê¦a practical, realistic, not flighty (have ¡§foot solidly on the ground¡¨). 3. ¹ê¾·¦ì shi2dun1wei4, n., dead weight. 4. ¹ê´f shi2hui4, adj., substantial benefit. 5. ¹êµý shi2zheng4, n., concrete evidence; 6. ¹êµý shi2zheng4, n., ¹êµý½× positivism. 7. ¹ê»ù shi2jia4, n., net price. 8. ¹ê½î shi2jian4, v.i., to put in practice (versus mere talk). 9. ¹ê»Ú shi2ji4, adj., realistic real (benefit, progress, etc.): ¹ê»Ú¥Í¬¡ real life; 10. ¹ê»Ú shi2ji4, adj., ¹ê»Ú¥D¸q realism (in novel, in conduct of affairs); 11. ¹ê»Ú¤W shi2ji4shang0, adv., in reality: ¹ê»Ú¤W¨S¦³¤°»ò¥Î³B of no real use. 12. ¹ê½è shi2zhi21, n., the inner substance or quality, essence (of teachings). 13. ¹êÈ shi2zhi22, n., net value. 14. ¹ê¾Ú shi2jU4, n., solid evidence. 15. ¹ê¨c shi2lau, adj., strong (joints, knots). 16. ¹ê¤O shi2li41, n., real strength, military might. 17. ¹ê§Q shi2li42, n., actual gains, net profit: ¹ê§Q¥D¸q utilitarianism. 18. ¹ê¿ý shi2lu4, n., (1) journal of an emperor's life and activities; 19. ¹ê¿ý shi2lu4, n., (2) factual history; 20. ¹ê¿ý shi2lu4, n., record (of meetings). 21. ¹ê¸¨ shi2luo0, adj., (a strike or hit) to the point. 22. ¹ê©ç©ç shi2pai1pai1, adv., really, actually (kicked him): ¹ê©ç©ç¤@¥]¦Ì there was a bag of rice, substantial and real. 23. ¹ê²{ shi2xian4, v.i. & t., to bring to pass, realize, be realized: ³o¨Æ¤£®e©ö¹ê²{ this plan is difficult to realize; 24. ¹ê²{ shi2xian4, adj., actual (property, etc.). 25. ¹ê¹³ shi2xiang4, n., (phys.) real image. 26. ¹ê®Ä shi2xiao4, n., real results, efficacy. 27. ¹ê¤ß shi2xin1, adv., sincerely: ¹ê¤ß¹ê·N ditto; 28. ¹ê¤ß shi2xin1, adv., ¹ê¤ß²´¨à shi2xin1ya3er0, ditto. 29. ¹ê²ß shi2xi2, v.i. & n., to practise, learn (subject) with exercise or from life: ¹ê²ßÂå¥Í intern. 30. ¹ê¦æ shi2xing2, v.i. & t., (1) to do actually, put (theory) in practice; 31. ¹ê¦æ shi2xing2, v.i. & t., (2) to carry out (policy), be carried out. 32. ¹ê¦¬ shi2shou1, (1) n., actual or net receipt: ¹ê¦¬¸ê¥» paid-up capital; 33. ¹ê¦¬ shi2shou1, (2) v.i., to receive actually for sale. 34. ¹ê¼Æ shi2shu4, n., (math.) (1) integral number; 35. ¹ê¼Æ shi2shu4, n., (2) number added to, subtracted from, multiplied or divided. 36. ¹ê¬I shi2si4, v.i. & t., carry out (policy, program). 37. ¹ê¨Æ shi2shi4, n., real fact: ¹ê¨Æ¨D¬O phr., objective method, be objective. 38. ¹ê¹ê shi2shi2, adv., really, in substantial fact. 39. ¹ê¾Ç shi2xUe2, n., solid scholarship. 40. ¹êÅé shi2ti3, n., material substance: ¹êÅé½× (phil.) ontology (also ¥»Åé½×); 41. ¹êÅé¤W shi2ti3shang0, adv., in reality, substantially (sustain a loss, etc.); 42. ¹êÅé shi2ti3, n., ¹êÅéªk substantive law; 43. ¹êÅé shi2ti3, n., ¹êÅé°ÝÃD substantive problem (not procedural). 44. ¹ê¦b shi2zai4, adj. & adv., (1) real real-ly: ¹ê¦b¤£¦æ really will not do; 45. ¹ê¦b shi2zai4, adj. & adv., ¹ê¦b·l¥¢ real loss; 46. ¹ê¦b shi2zai4, adj. & adv., ¹ê¦b¦n really good; 47. ¹ê¦b shi2zai4, adj. & adv., (2) (shi2zai0) (a) honest, dependable; 48. ¹ê¦b shi2zai4, adj. & adv., (b) solid, well constructed; 49. ¹ê¦b shi2zai4, adj. & adv., ¹ê¦b¥D¸q realism, realism-istic, practical. 50. ¹ê¨¬ shi2zu2, adj. & adv., fully (3 pounds, etc.). 51. ¹ê¦r shi2zi4, n., (Chin. gram.) a ¡§substantive¡¨ word ¡Ð all words except conjunctions, prepositions, exclamations and particles (which are called µê¦r or functional words 21A.30). 52. ¹êª« shi2wu4, n., real objects, specimens in instruction. 53. ¹êÅç shi2yan4, v.i. & n., (to, a) experiment: ¹êÅç«Ç laboratory (also called ¸ÕÅç«Ç); 54. ¹êÅç shi2yan4, v.i. & n., ¹êÅç¤ß²z¾Ç experimental psychology; 55. ¹êÅç shi2yan4, v.i. & n., ¹êÅç°¨¤O effective horsepower. 56. ¹ê·~ si4ye4, n. & adj., industry, industrial: ¹ê·~µo¹F development of industry; 57. ¹ê·~ si4ye4, n. & adj., ¹ê·~®a industrialist. 58. ¹ê·N¡]¨à¡^ shi2yi4 (shi2yieher0), adv., sincerely. 59. ¹ê¥Î shi2yong4, adj. & n., practical; 60. ¹ê¥Î shi2yong4, adj. & n., practical use: ¹ê¥Î¥D¸q pragmatism. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.80-4 | £v£¸£¶£½ ming2 ![]() |
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¥Þ | Num. Index: 62.80-8 | £££º£®£¿ xUe4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) A cave, cavern, grotto: ¬}¥Þ a cave; ¤Õ¥Þ¡A¥Þ»Ø a hole (in wall, ground); ¥Þ©~¡A¥Þ³B live in caves. (2) A den: ±_¥Þ robbers' den; ¹«¥Þ a rat hole. (3) A grave: ¹Ó¥Þ. (4) Certain parts of human body containing vital arteries, such as armpit: ¥Þ¹D¡AÂI¥Þ vital points recognized in karate and acupuncture. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.80-9 | £¦£½ shi2 ![]() |
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¹æ | Num. Index: 62.81-2 | £v£¬£¿ mo4 ![]() |
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Adj. | See ±I¹æ 62.82. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.81-9 | £¨£¯ zai1 ![]() |
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±I | Num. Index: 62.82-2 | £¡£¸£½ ji2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Still, silent: see compp.¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±IÀR ji2jing4, adj., silent, quiet. 2. ±I±I ji2ji2 adj. & adv., quiet(ly), silent(ly). 3. ±I¹é ji2liao2 adj., desolate, lonely. 4. ±I·À ji2mie4 n., (Budd.) nirvana, relief from senses; 5. ±I·À ji2mie4 n., death, true peace. 6. ±I¹æ ji2mo4, adj., (1) cold and dreary; 7. ±I¹æ ji2mo4, adj., (2) lonesome, solitary; 8. ±I¹æ ji2mo4, adj., forlorn. 9. ±IµM ji2ran2, adj., (1) still, silent; 10. ±IµM ji2ran2, adj., (2) tranquil, composed. |
¹ì | Num. Index: 62.82-2 | £¢£¸£´£¾ qin3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (LL) resting place, grave: ¹Ø²×¥¿¹ì die peacefully at home. (2) ³®¹ì imperial mausoleum, see ¹ì¼q qin3miao4¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) (LL) to sleep: ¤J¹ìgo to sleep; ´N¹ì go to bed; ¹ì´KÃø¦w restless sleep (from worries); ¹ì¹¤£¦w have no peace of mind day and night; ¼o¹ì§Ñ¹ (or À\) too busy to eat or sleep; ¿W¹ì sleep alone; ¨Í¹ì attend to s. o. 's going to bed, esp. a parent's. (2) (LL) (of rumors, gossip) stop: ¨ä¨Æ¹E¹ì the affair was no longer talked about; ¹ì§L qin3bing1¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (LL) ugly: »ª¹ì ugly face; ¹ì® qin3lou4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹ì§L qin3bing1, v. i., to stop wars and preparations for wars. 2. ¹ì³B qin3chu3, (1) v. i., ¡§go to bed and get up¡¨ -- daily activity; 3. ¹ì³B qin3chu3, v. i., ¹ì³B¤£¦w restless; 4. ¹ì³B qin3chu3, (2) (qin3chu4) n., a sleeping place. 5. ¹ì¯e qin3ji2, v. i., be confined to bed in illness. 6. ¹ì® qin3lou4, adj., ugly. 7. ¹ì´K qin3mei4, v. i., (LL) to sleep. 8. ¹ìªù qin3men2, n., back door to sleeping quarters. 9. ¹ì¼q qin3miao4, n., temple to deceased person (orig. of king, later on also of those who could afford it), the front hall ¡]¼q¡^ containing spirit tablets for worship, the back hall ¡]¹ì¡^ containing articles and dress used by deceased. 10. ¹ì«Ç qin3shi4, n., bedroom. 11. ¹ì¦ç qin3yi1, n., bedclothes, sleeping gown. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.82-3 | £¨£¹£°£¿ zui4 ![]() |
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ÝH | Num. Index: 62.82-6 | £¡£¸£´£¿ jin4 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 62.82-9 | £ª£²£¾ sou3 ![]() |
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Ôñ | Num. Index: 62.83-1 | £¨£³£¾ zan3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) quick, fast. |
¹B | Num. Index: 62.83-1 | £º£´£¿ yUn4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Luck, turn of events: ®ð¹B¡A¹B®ð yUn4chi4¡õ; ©R¹B person's fate; °ê¹B national fate, turn of national events (good, bad); °]¹B luck in business; ®É¹B current trend of things; Ãa¹B¡A˹B bad luck; À³¹B¦Ó¥Í rise in response to proper time and conditions. (2) Short for ¹B°Ê yUn4dong4¡õ; ¥@¹B Olympic Games; ¨È¹B Asian Games. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) To revolve: ¹BÂà yUn4zhuan3¡õ. (2) To transport (goods): ¹B¿é¡A¹B°e yUn4shu1, yUn4song4¡õ; ¹B³¡A¹B§L transport food, troops; ³f¹B freight; ¹B¶O yUn4fei4¡õ; ©Ó¹B to contract for transportation; ªÅ¹B air freight; ®ü¹B¡A³°¹B sea, land transportation. (3) To exercise skill, ability, to control movement: ¹B¥Î yUn4yong4¡õ; ¹Bµ§ yUn4bi3¡õ; ¹B¼C to handle sword dexterously; ¹BÄw draw up plans, see Äw 92A.00. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹Bµ§ yUn4bi3, v.i. & n., skill in handling brush. 2. ¹B®ð yUn4chi4, (1) phr., to control breath as in Yoga; 3. ¹B®ð yUn4chi4, (2) (yUn4chi0) n., luck, happiness. 4. ¹B³æ yUn4dan1, n., bill of lading. 5. ¹B¹D yUn4dao4, n., fate. 6. ¹B°Ê yUn4dong4, (1) n., sports, exercises; 7. ¹B°Ê yUn4dong4, (2) n., movement (social, political, literary, etc.); 8. ¹B°Ê yUn4dong4, (3) v.i. & t., to campaign for office through connexions, solicit votes; 9. ¹B°Ê yUn4dong4, v.i. & t., ¹B°Êúè athletic field; 10. ¹B°Ê yUn4dong4, v.i. & t., ¹B°Ê·| track and field meet; 11. ¹B°Ê yUn4dong4, v.i. & t., ¹B°Êû athlets. 12. ¹B¶O yUn4fei4, n., freight, fees for transportation. 13. ¹Bªe yUn4he2, n., canal; 14. ¹Bªe yUn4he2, n., the Grand Canal. 15. ¹B·| yUn4hui4, n., trend of the times. 16. ¹B³f yUn4huo4, n., freight shipment; 17. ¹B³f yUn4huo4, v. i., to ship goods. 18. ¹B¸} yUn4jiao3, n., freight, charges for loading and unloading. 19. ¹BÂà yUn4zhuan3, v.t. & n., (machine) to revolve, a revolution. 20. ¹B©R yUn4ming4, n., person's fate. 21. ¹B¾P yUn4xiao1, v.t., to market, transport for sale. 22. ¹B¦æ yUn4xing2, v.i., (heavenly bodies) to circulate, revolve. 23. ¹B¿é yUn4shu1, v.t. & n., transport, -ation. 24. ¹B¼Æ yUn4shu4, n., fate, destiny. 25. ¹B°e yUn4song4, v.t., to send (cargo). 26. ¹B¯® yUn4zuo4, n., destiny of ruling house. 27. ¹B°È yUn4wu4, n., transportation business. 28. ¹B¥Î yUn4yong4, v.t. & n., to use (pen, brain, intelligence, strength) with skill. |
î¿ | Num. Index: 62.83-2 | £¡£¸£³£¾ jian3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Lame: î¿¶_ crippled, limping. (2) Dull, stupid, dumb: Y jian3ji2, î¿Àß jian3se4¡õ. (3) Unlucky, fallen upon evil days: î¿é jian3bo1, ¢ jian3zhi4, B jian3yUn4¡õ; ©Rî¿ have bad luck in life, be born under an evil star. (4) Proud, arrogant: Åºî¿ supercilious, puffed up, swollen with pride. | ||||||||
Words | 1. î¿é jian3bo1, adj., unlucky (times). 2. B jian3bu4, n., slow and cumbersome, clumsy steps. 3. î¿î¿ jiarnjian3, adj., (1) in great straits, faced with dangers ahead; 4. î¿î¿ jiarnjian3, adj., (2) loyal, faithful, not given to flattery. 5. Y jian3ji2, v.i., stutter. 6. ¢ jian3zhi4, adj., (of situation) beset with difficulties, (of person) luckless, unfortunate. 7. î¿Æj jian3lU2, n., a skinny donkey. 8. î¿Àß jian3se4, adj., (1) obtuse, half-witted, dull; 9. î¿Àß jian3se4, adj., (2) (of road) difficult of access. 10. î¿ü} jian3wei4, n., see jian3lU2¡ô. 11. B jian3yUn4, n., ill luck, misfortune. |
©w | Num. Index: 62.83-3 | £x£¸£¶£¿ ding4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Budd.) state of complete cessation of thought: ¤J©w. (2) (AC) forehead; a star in Pegasus. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) To set, settle, fix: ©w¤F¥D·N has made up one's mind; ©w¤F®× (of lawsuit) case closed, (of official business) final decision made and publicly announced; ©w³£ choose site for capital; ©w²´¡A©w·ú fix eyes (upon); ©w²´¬Ý look steadily; ©w¯« ding4shen2¡õ; ©w±¡ ding4qing2 ¡õ; ©w¤ß fix or calm one's mind; ©w¤Ñ¤U¡A¦w¨¹©w°ê bring peace and stability to country; ©w©ó¤@ bring peace by unity. (2) Reserve, set, make deal for future, order ahead (oft. wr. q): ©w®y to book seats; ©w¿Ë betroth to; ©w³f order goods for delivery; ©w°µ ding4zuo4 ¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Fixed, definite: ¤@©w¡A¥²©w certain, -ly; ¤£©w not certain; see many compp. (2) Peaceful: ¦w©w¡A¥©w¡Aéw stable, settled. | ||||||||
Adv. | Definitely, certainly: ©w¥i¦¨¥\ certainly well succeed (vern. oft. ¤@©w¡A©wµM); ©wÃø¸Ñ¨M certainly difficult to solve; oft. follows vb. as complement or as part of vb.: ª`©wdestined to; ©ê©w¥D¸q hold firmly a belief; ©ê©w¥D·N hold firmly one's determination; »¡©w¤F already verbally agreed; °Ó©w agree after nigotiation; «O¤£©w cannot guarantee (definitely); »¡¤£©w phr., perhaps indeed, it might be (there is a leakage, etc.); ¥²©w certainly. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©w¤R ding4bu3, v.i., (court.) I am sure (you are enjoying good health, etc.). 2. ©w¿ú ding4qian2, n., deposit money, earnest (-money). 3. ©w´Á ding4chi2, adj., fixed term: ©w´Á¦s´Ú time deposit; 4. ©w´Á ding4chi2, adj., ©w´Á¥æ©ö time bargain; 5. ©w´Á ding4chi2, adj., ²×¨©w´Áª÷ life interests. 6. ©w±¡ ding4qing2, v.i., pledge love between lovers. 7. ©w·í ding4dang4, (1) adj., decided settled, satisfactory; 8. ©w·í ding4dang4, (2) (ding4dang1) v. i., certainly must. 9. ©w³æ ding4dan1, n., order form for goods. 10. ©wµ¥ ding4deng3, v. i., to grade. 11. ©w¹© ding4ding3, v. i., to unify country and set up dynasty. 12. ©w¹Ü ding4duo2, v. i., decide: ¥Ñ§A©w¹Ü you will please decide. 13. ©w¤À ding4fen4, n., personal fate, destiny. 14. ©wÂk ding4gui1, aux. vb., must eventually. 15. ©w·Æ½ü ding4hua2lun2, n., fixed pulley. 16. ©w¤á ding4hu4, n., subscriber. 17. ©w³f³æ ding4huo4dan1, n., order form. 18. ©w³¹ ding4zhang1, n., fixed regulations. 19. ©w»ù ding4jia4, n., fixed price, list price. 20. ©w¨£ ding4jian4, n., fixed opinion; 21. ©w¨£ ding4jian4, n., prejudice: §Ú¨S¦³©w¨£ I am open-minded. 22. ©wp ding4ji4, n., fixed plan; 23. ©wp ding4ji4, v. i., to decide to. 24. ©wª÷ ding4jin1, n., betrothal gift of money. 25. ©w·Ç ding4zhun3, n., fixed standard; 26. ©w·Ç ding4zhun3, aux. vb., certainly will. 27. ©w»s ding4zhi4, v.i. & t. make to order; 28. ©w»s ding4zhi4, adj., tailor-made. 29. ©w©~ ding4jU1, v.i., to settle down (in a town). 30. ©w§½ ding4jU2, n., a settled situation. 31. ©w¤O ding4li4, n., (Budd.) strength of training in concentration. 32. ©w²z ding4li3, n., moral laws; 33. ©w²z ding4li3, n., law of physical universe; 34. ©w²z ding4li3, n., theorem, maxiom. 35. ©w½× ding4lun4, n., settled, accdpted opinion. 36. ©w«ß ding4lU41, n., laws (moral, physical). 37. ©w²v ding4lU42, n., a fixed rate, ratio or proportion. 38. ©w©R½× ding4milhnglun4, n., determinism, fatalism. 39. ©w¦W ding4ming2, v.t., choose name for (person, thing). 40. ©w½L¬P ding4pan2xing1, n., marks of weight on steelyard. 41. ©w¸u ding4pihng, v.i., betroth. 42. ©wµM ding4ren2, adv., certainly. 43. ©w¯«¡]¨à¡^ ding4shen2(ding4shen2er0), v.i., stop and think (after momentary flurry), remain serene and quiet. 44. ©w ding4xian4, n., limit. 45. ©w¦V ding4xiang4, n., direction of motion. 46. ©w¹³²G ding4xian4gyeh, n., (photography) fixer (also called ©w¼v²G). 47. ©w¬Ù ding4xing3, v.i., fulfill filial duties: ±á©ü©w¬Ù see parents to bed and greet them in morning. 48. ©w¤ß¤Y ding4xin1wan2, n., tranquillizer, hence, anything that soothes the nerves. 49. ©w¼Æ ding4shu4, n., (1) definite number; 50. ©w¼Æ ding4shu4, n., (2) fate, destiny. 51. ©w®É¬µ¼u ding4shi2zha4dan4, n., time bomb. 52. ©w©¶¡]¨à¡^ ding4xUan2(ding4xUan2er0), v.i., to tune string instrument. 53. ©w§´ ding4tuo3, (1) v. i., order (goods), agree (on deal); 54. ©w§´ ding4tuo3, (2) adj., satisfactory. 55. ©w°µ ding4zuo4, v. i., make to order: ©w°µªº dtto. 56. ©w¸o ding4zui4, v. t., to convict of crime, to sentence. 57. ©w¸q ding4yi41, n., definition (of term). 58. ©wij ding4yi42, n., closed decision; 59. ©wij ding4yi42, n., agreement on sale. 60. ©wµ¹ª ding4ying1gu3, n., tympani. 61. ©w»È ding4yin2, n., deposit money, earnest paid at time of order. |
ÜM | Num. Index: 62.83-4 | £~£¹£³£¿ huan4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To evade, get away from: ÜM¸p (LL) to go to summer resort; ¸oµL¥iÜM one cannot evade responsibity for guilt. |
¹é | Num. Index: 62.91-5 | £{£¸£±£½ liao2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Few, scarce: ¹éY±á¬P (talents, good plays) rare like morning stars. (2) Quiet: ±I¹é silent and lonely; n., solitude. (3) Abstruse, vague, broad and empty: ¹é¤Ñ (LL) the broad sky; ¹éÁï liao2kuo42¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹é¹ø liao2kuo41, adj., broad, apparently limitless; 2. ¹é¹ø liao2kuo41, adj., silent and serene. 3. ¹éÁï liao2kuo42, adj., ditto. 4. ¹é¹é liao2liao2, adj., empty, scarce: ¹é¹éµL´X only a few (left, etc.) lonely: ¹é¹éµL¦ñ. 5. ¹é©Ñ liao2li4, adj., (of sound, music) carrying far (¼I°æ preferred). 6. ¹é¸¨ liao2luo4, adj., scarce, scanty, meager. |
§» | Num. Index: 62.93-1 | £~£¹£¶£½ hong2 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. | Great, vast (more common form than ©¶ 50A.93, cf. also ÂE 63A.50, ¬x 63A.80, same sound and meaning): §»½× great essay or exposition of opinion; §»´I great wealty; §»ÅG eloquent debate. | ||||||||
Words | 1. §»´¯ hong2chang3, adj., great, spacious (building). 2. §»¤j hong2da4, adj., great, vast, grand (plan, ambition). 3. §»©ñ hong2fang4, adj., free and untrammeled (style). 4. §»§§ hong2zhuang4, adj., great and solid. 5. §»¶q hong2liahg, n., great capacity (for win, etc.), great generosity. |
®b | Num. Index: 62.93-4 | £¸£³£¿ yan4 ![]() |
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N. | A feast, public dinner: ³ß®b wedding dinner; ¹Ø®b birthday dinner; À^§O®b farewell dinner; ±µ·®b welcome dinner; u®b attend dinner; ³¥®b picnic. | ||||||||
V.t. | To give a dinner: ®b½Ð¡A®b«È¡A®b¶°yan4qing3, yan4ke4, yan4ji2¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Enjoyable: ®b¦w¡A®b¼Öyan4an1, yan4le4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®b¦w yan4an1, v.i., feel happy, contented, relaxed. 2. ®b½Ð yan4qing3, v.t., to invite (person) to dinner. 3. ®bº¸ yan4er3, adj., as in (LL) ®bº¸·s±B formula for wedding congratulations. 4. ®b·| yan4hui4, n., a public dinner, a banquet. 5. ®b¶° yan4ji2, v.i., to gather together. 6. ®b©~ yan4jU1, (1) v.i., (AC) stay at home; 7. ®b©~ yan4jU1, (2) n., informal life at home (also wr. ¿P©~). 8. ®b«È yan4ke4, v.i., be host at dinner. 9. ®b¼Ö yan4le4, (1) v.i., to enjoy life, be given to pleasures; 10. ®b¼Ö yan4le4, (2) adj., happy, contented, relaxed. 11. ®bÅW yan4xiang3, v.i., (ruler) give a great dinner. 12. ®b®§ yan4xi2, v.i., to relax. 13. ®b¶¼ yan4yin3, v.i., to drink at a feast, dine and wine. |
»e | Num. Index: 62.93-6 | £v£¸£¿ mi4 ![]() |
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N. | Honey: »eúG½Õªo very, very sweet to each other. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Sweet: »e°s sweet wine; »e¬a¡A»e¾ïmi4gan1, mi4jU2¡õ. (2) Glazed, crystallized: »eÀ^¡A»eº{ mi4jian4, mi4zi4¡õ: »e´Ç glazed date. | ||||||||
Words | 1. »e©Ð mi4fang2, n., honeycomb. 2. »e¸Á¡]¨à¡^ mi4feng1(mi4feng1er0, n., honeybee. 3. »e¬a mi4gan1, n., tangerine. 4. »e¨Ñ mi4gong4, n., fried and honeyed noodles, oft. used in sacrifices. 5. »eük mi4guo3, n., sugar-treated fruit. 6. »eÀ^ mi4jian4, n., sugar-coated fruit, fruit treated in syrup; 7. »eÀ^ mi4jian4, n., confections; 8. »eÀ^ mi4jian4, n., also wr. »e·Î¡A»eÀ^ÏìÁ÷ sugar-coated arsenic, deceptive sweet words. 9. »e¾ï mi4jU2, n., tangerine. 10. »eÄú mi4la4, n., (1) beeswax; 11. »eÄú mi4la4, n., (2) (mi4la0) a kind of semiprecious stone. 12. »e¼L mi4zui3, adj., honeytongued. 13. »eº{ mi4zi4, n., sugar-treated preserves, fruits. 14. »e»y mi4yU3, n., sweet, pleasant words: ²¢¨¥»e»y ditto. 15. »e¤ë mi4yUe4, n., honeymoon: «×»e¤ë pass honeymoon; 16. »e¤ë mi4yUe4, n., »e¤ë®È¦æ honeymoon trip. |
¦w | Num. Index: 62.93-9 | £³ an1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Tranquillity, peace, security, opp. ¦M chaotic conditions, danger: ¦w¦M an1wei2¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i.&t. | (1) To install: ¦w©ñ¡A¦w¸m¡A¦w¸Ë an1fang4, an1zhi4, an1zhuang1¡õ; to harbor, shelter (a thought): ¤£¦w¦n¤ß¡A¦w¤ß¤£¨} harbor thought of injuring s.o.; ¦w¹q¿O install electric lights; ¯ù³ý¦w§â¨à fix a handle on teapot. (2) To dwell in, settle down: ¦w©ó feel contented in: ¦w©ó®b¼Ö feel happy in material pleasures: ¤£¦w©ó«Ç (AC of a woman) have extramarital relations; ¦w³h¼Ö¹D contented in poverty and devoted to things spiritual; ¦w¤g an1tu3¡õ; ¦w©~ an1jU1¡õ¦w±`ŧ¬G contedted with old ways and loath to change; ¦w¤À¡A¦w©R an1fen4, an1ming4¡õ. (3) To pacify, to make happy: «O¹Ò¦w¥Á¡§ maintain peace and security in the territory under one's control¡¨¡Ðeuphemism for armed neutrality in civil war; ¦w¨¹©w°ê bring peace and stabiliyt to the country. | ||||||||
Adj. | Tranquil, peaceful, free from troubles: ¦w¥þ an1qUan2¡õ; ¥¦w well and in good health; °Ý¦w¡A½Ð¦w¡A¥n¦w to inquire after one's health, to give best regards; ¦w¹ç¡A¦wÀR¡A¦w©w an1ning2, an1jing42, an1ding4¡õ; ¦w¤ß an1xin1, ¦w¾A an1shi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) Leisurely, tranquilly: ¦w¨B an1bu4¡õ; ¦w©~¡A¦w§¤ an1jU1, an1zuo4¡õ; ¦w¸Ô¡A¦wµÎ an1xiang2, an1shu1¡õ. (2) How? where?: ¦w±o where can one find? ¦w¯à¡A¦w¥i how can? ¦w¦³ how can there be? ¦wª¾ how do you know; ¦w¥Î what use is there (for s.t.)? | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦w¿ì an1ban4, v.i. & t., to provide, make arrangements for. 2. ¦wÃä an1bian1, phr., to pacify the border area. 3. ¦wªy an1bo2, v.i., (MC) to stop (at an inn). 4. ¦w¨B an1bu4, phr., go slowly: ¦w¨B¡]¥H¡^·í¨® to stroll leisurely instead of taking a carriage ¡Ð and enjoy it as much. 5. ¦w´¡ an1cha1, v.i., to place (friend, etc.) in organization, find job for (s.o.). 6. ¦wÁI an1chan2, v.i., to reach peace and calm through meditation. 7. ¦w¨® an1che1, n., (AC) cart with seats in it. 8. ¦wµX¨à an1chi2er0, n., (translit.) an angel. 9. ¦w³B an1chu3, phr., see an1jU1¡õ. 10. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., safe, safety, security: ¦w¥þ³]³Æ provisions for security; 11. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þä safety valve; 12. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þ±è fire exit (stairs); 13. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þ¤õ®ã safety match; 14. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þ½Õ¬d security check; 15. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þ¤Hû security personnel; 16. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þ±a safety belt; 17. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þ²Ä¤@ safety first; 18. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þ«O»Ù±ø¬ù Security Pact; 19. ¦w¥þ an1qUan2, adj. & n., ¦w¥þ°Ï safety zone. 20. ¦w©w an1ding4, (1) adj., settled down, in peace; 21. ¦w©w an1ding4, (2) v.t., stabilize: ¦w©wª÷¿Ä to stabilize the currency. 22. ¦w¹y an1dun4, (1) v.t., to place (person) in some secure position or place; 23. ¦w¹y an1dun4, v.t., place (object) in proper position: µL³B¦w¹y nowhere to place (a bulky trunk, etc.); 24. ¦w¹y an1dun4, v.t., nowhere to settle; 25. ¦w¹y an1dun4, (2) v.i., to settle down: ¦w¹y¤U¨Ó; 26. ¦w¹y an1dun4, (3) adj., comfortable (as patient after taking pill and a good nap): ¦w¹y¦h¤F feel much better now; 27. ¦w¹y an1dun4, adj., ¦a¤è¤£¦w¹y this place or country is not very peaceful. 28. ¦w©ñ an1fang4, v.t., to put away (s.t.); 29. ¦w©ñ an1fang4, v.t., to place (relative) in some organization. 30. ¦w¤À an1fen4, adj., law-abiding: ¦u¤v¦w¤À ditto. 31. ¦wÂÐ an1fu4, v.t., see an1fu3¡õ. 32. ¦w¥ñ an1fu2 (an1fu0), v.t., (MC) to comfort one with words, to calm (person) down. 33. ¦w¼¾ an1fu3, v.t., to pacify people by abstention from force. 34. ¦w®Ú¤l an1gen1zi0, phr., to lay foundation (for future work). 35. ¦w©T an1gu4, adj., secure. 36. ¦w½\ an1gu3, phr., (AC of patient) can take grain without throwing up. 37. ¦w¦n an1hao3, adj., well, in good health. 38. ¦w¤ã¡]¥¾¡^ an1zha2, v.t., to find a proper place for s.o. or s.t., see an1zhi4¡õ. 39. ¦wªE an1zhen3, phr., sleep peacefully: ©]¤£¦wªE toss about in bed. 40. ¦w¦v an1zhe4, v.t., (AC) see an1jU1¡õ. 41. ¦w®a an1jia1, v.i., to settle down a family: ¦w®a¡]©~¡^¼Ö·~ (the people) are making a good living and contented each in his station; 42. ¦w®a an1jia1, v.i., ¦w®a¶O allowance for family support, esp. when head is absent. 43. ¦w¹t an1jing41, adj., (district) peaceful, quiet. 44. ¦wÀR an1jing42 (an1jing0), adj., (district, house) quiet, peaceful; 45. ¦wÀR an1jing42 (an1jing0), adj., (children) quiet; 46. ¦wÀR an1jing42 (an1jing0), adj., (person's character) serene, poised, not restless. 47. ¦w¿è an1ji2, v.t., to let people settle down in peace. 48. ¦wûó¡]µÛ¡^ an1jour, v.t., (MC) to keep (person in service). 49. ¦w¸Ë an1zhuang1, v.t., to install (telephone, etc.). 50. ¦w¸m an1zhi4, v.t., (1) to place (person) in certain post; 51. ¦w¸m an1zhi4, v.t., (2) to install (telephone, etc.); 52. ¦w¸m an1zhi4, v.t., (3) formerly, to exile official to remote district as punishment. 53. ¦w©~ an1jU1, phr., ¦w©~¼Ö·~ see an1jia1¡ô. 54. ¦w±d an1kang1, adj., (LL usu. in letters) enjoying good health. 55. ¦w¦Ñ°| an1lao3yUan4, n., home for the aged. 56. ¦wÄi an1lan2, phr., (1) peaceful (world, compared to a calm sea); 57. ¦wÄi an1lan2, phr., (2) formerly, the Yellow River dykes stayed. 58. ¦w¼Ö an1le4, adj. & n., happy, happy-iness; 59. ¦w¼Ö an1le4, adj. & n., ¦w¼ÖºÛ a happy retreat, a place for contented living; 60. ¦w¼Ö an1le4, adj. & n., a love nest; 61. ¦w¼Ö an1le4, adj. & n., ¦w¼Ö°ê n., a Utopia, (Budd.) Paradise. 62. ¦w¨} an1liang2, phr., °£¼É¦w¨} weed out the wicked and let the law-abiding citizen live in peace. 63. ¦w¯v an1mian2, v.i., to sleep well; 64. ¦w¯v an1mian2, v.i., ¦w¯vÃÄ sleeping-pill. 65. ¦wÁÄ an1mi4, adj., (LL) peaceful, free from disturbances (place, country, condition). 66. ¦w©R an1ming4, adj., fatalistic; 67. ¦w©R an1ming4, adj., content with what one has. 68. ¦wÃø an1nahn, phr., (AC) not shrinking from hardships or crisis. 69. ¦w¹ç an1ning2, adj., peaceful. 70. ¦w±Æ an1pai2 (an1pai0), v.t., (1) to arrange, put (chairs, etc.) in proper place; 71. ¦w±Æ an1pai2 (an1pai0), v.t., (2) to provide (meals, breakfast, etc.); 72. ¦w±Æ an1pai2 (an1pai0), v.t., (3) ÀH¤H¦w±Æ to be shoved about by others. 73. ¦w°ö an1pei2, n., (elect.) ampere. 74. ¦wµM an1ran2, adv., (1) calmly (see s.t. happen); 75. ¦wµM an1ran2, (2) adj., well and in good shape. 76. ¦w§Ô an1ren3, (1) v.i., endure patiently; 77. ¦w§Ô an1ren3, (2) adv., how can one endure or bear to do s.t. (see Adv. ¡ô). 78. ¦w¤H an1ren2, n., formerly, wife of a ranking official. 79. ¦w³] an1she4, v.t., to install (telephone, etc.). 80. ¦w¨ an1shen1, v.i., to find a secure job or settled place for life. 81. ¦wÁn an1sheng1, adj., silent, quiet: ³o«Ä¤l¾ã¤Ñ¨S¤@·|¨à¦wÁn this child is never still for a moment. 82. ¦w¯« an1shen2, v.i., to calm down nerves; 83. ¦w¯« an1shen2, v.i., relax one's mind. 84. ¦w¤U an1xia4, v.i., to retire for rest or sleep. 85. ¦w¶¢ an1xian2, adj., enjoying leisure: ¦w¶¢µL¨Æ have no work or duties. 86. ¦w¸Ô an1xiang2 (an1xiang0), adj., (manner of speech or behavior) leisurely, unhurried. 87. ¦w·² an1xie1, v.i., to rest, to sleep. 88. ¦w¤ß an1xin1, (1) adj., not worried, contented; 89. ¦w¤ß an1xin1, (2) adv., setting one's mind to: ¦w¤ß°µ¥h do it without hesitation; 90. ¦w¤ß an1xin1, adv., ¦ýn§A¦w¤ß¯d§Ú (from a maid) if you really want to keep me. 91. ¦w®§ an1xi2, (1) v.i., to rest and relax; 92. ¦w®§ an1xi2, v.i., ¦w®§¤é Sabbath; 93. ¦w®§ an1xi2, v.i., ¦w®§¦~ sabbatical year; 94. ¦w®§ an1xi2, v.i., ¦w®§¤é·| Seventh Day Adventist; 95. ¦w®§ an1xi2, (2) ¦w®§» gum benzoin. 96. ¦wµÎ an1shu1, adj. & adv., see an1xiang2¡ô. 97. ¦w¾A an1shi4, adj., comfortable, comfortably set; 98. ¦w¾A an1shi4, adj., leisurely (life). 99. ¦w¥Ûºh an1shi2liu2, n., pomegranate (usu. ¥Ûºh). 100. ¦w®õ an1tai4, adj., (LL) peaceful; 101. ¦w®õ an1tai4, adj., in good health. 102. ¦wLÃÄ an1tai1yao4, n., (Chin. med.) medicine to prevent miscarriage after mother went through some upsetting event. 103. ¦w©« an1tie1, v.i., become subdued, calm down. 104. ¦wí an1cuo4, v.i., to store up coffin (with corpse) in some temporary place before burial. 105. ¦w¦s an1cun2, v.i., see an1shen1¡ô. 106. ¦w¦« an1tuo1, v.t., to place (s.o.) in friend's home. 107. ¦w§´ an1tuo3, adj., well placed, secure. 108. ¦wµ£ an1tong2, n., formerly, boy servant. 109. ¦w¤g an1tu3, phr., to be content where one lives: ¦w¤g«¾E do not care to migrate from native land, to dislike transfer of population to new place. 110. ¦w¸® an1zang4, v.t., to bury in grave. 111. ¦w§¤ an1zuo4, phr., ¦w§¤¦Ó¹ to be fed without work. 112. ¦w¨¬ an1zu2, phr., to ¡§rest one's food¡¨ a place to live. 113. ¦wà an1wen3 (an1wen0), adj., safe and secure. 114. ¦w¼¢ an1wei4, v.t., to comfort (s.o.); 115. ¦w¼¢ an1wei4, v.t., ¦w¼¢¾¯ (med.) placebo. 116. ¦w¦M an1wei2, n., peace or chaos, i.e., peace (depends on s.t. or s.o.). 117. ¦w¶h an1yi4, adj., leisurely, enjoying leisure, unburdened. 118. ¦wÀç an1ying2, v.i., to encamp. |
¬ï | Num. Index: 62A.00-5 | £¥£¹£³ chuan1 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To wear (clothing): ¬ï¤W¦çªA put on clothing; ¬ï¤£±o cannot wear, (clothing) does not fit; ¬ï¤£¤U (clothing) too tight for wear; ¬ï¤£¦í does not wear well, also (clothing) too warm or too cold; ¬ïªø³T¡A¥~®M wear long gown, overcoat; ¬ï§µ¡A¬ï¯À chuan1xiao4, chuan1su4¡õ. (2) To drill through, pierce through: ¬ï¦Õ¡A¬ï»ó drill a hole in ear, nose; ¬ï¤« drill a well; ½b¬ï¯Ý arrow pierces through chest; ¦Ê¨B¬ï·¨ hit a willow branch at 100 yards by arrow. (3) To go through or by way of, lead or guide through: ¬ïµó¹L«Ñ go through streets and alleys; ¬ï¹L¤s¬} go through a cave tunnel; ¬ï¹L«á°| go in through the back court; ¬ï°w put thread through needle; ¬ï°w¤Þ½u phr., try to make a match; ¬ï¦ê¨à chuan1chuan4er0 ¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. | To have a hole, be worn through: ¾c©³¬ï¤F shoe sole is worn through; ²î©³¬ï¤F boat bottom leaks. | ||||||||
Adv. | Through (used after vb.): ¬Ý¬ï see through (life, trick); »¡¬ï reveal (secret); Æw¬ï drill through; ¥´¬ï break through (fence, wall). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬ï´¡ chuan1cha1, v.i. & t., to add or weave in details to give life to story. 2. ¬ï¦ê¨à chuan1chuan4er0, v.i., to string up sections to make a string; 3. ¬ï¦ê¨à chuan1chuan4er0, v.i., weave a collection of stories together to make a novel. 4. ¬ïÀ¹ chuan1dai4, n., what one wears (hat, hair decorations and dress). 5. ¬ï´« chuan1huan4, v.i., (MC) to exchange (wine cups). 6. ¬ï³¹¨à chuan1zhang0er0, n., dress in gen.: ¬ï³¹¨à¥´§ê a person's dress and gen. make-up. 7. ¬ï´Y chuan1lang2, n., a covered corridor (leading from one court to another). 8. ¬ï¤s¥Ò chuan1shan1jia3, n., ant-eater, armadillo. 9. ¬ï§µ chuan1xiao4, v.i., to wear mourning. 10. ¬ï¯À chuan1su4, v.i., ditto. 11. ¬ï°ó chuan1tang2, n., a hallway; 12. ¬ï°ó chuan1tang2, n., room which opens on both sides serving as passage: ¬ï°óªù¨à a through alley, alley gate. 13. ¬ïÆw chuan1zuo4, adj., (argument, proof) forced, not natural; 14. ¬ïÆw chuan1zuo4, adj., ¬ïÆwªþ·| ditto. 15. ¬ï©¹ chuan1wang1 (chuan1wang0), v.i., keep up exchange of visits, presents. 16. ¬ï¦çÃè chuan1yi1jing4, n., dressing mirror. 17. ¬ï¶V chuan1yUe4, v.t., lead through or over (a hill, building blocks). 18. ¬ï¡¼ chuan1yU2, n., as in ¬ï¡¼¤§µs (AC) burglar who bores holes in wall. |
ãL | Num. Index: 62A.00-8 | £º£½ yU2 ![]() |
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N. | A hole in the wall: ¬ïãL¤§µs (AC) a petty burglar. |
¸^ | Num. Index: 62A.01-4 | £}£ ke1 ![]() |
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N. | A nest, a hole of burrow animals: ¸Á¸^ beehive. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¸^¦Ý ke1jiu4, n., set pattern: ¸¨¤F¸^¦Ý fall into old ruts (of writing, thinking). |
ßB | Num. Index: 62A.10-6 | £ª£¹£¿ su4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (AC) to rush out. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) Abruptly: ßB¦a su4di4¡õ. (2) Rustling: ßBßB su4su4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ßB¦a su4di4, adv., (1) abrupt, -ly; 2. ßB¦a su4di4, adv., (2) with a rustling sound (of skirts). 3. ßBßB su4su4, adj., descriptive of minute rustle (sound). |
²¿ | Num. Index: 62A.11-3 | £¤£¿ zhi4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To obstruct: ²¿®§ zhi4xi2¡õ; ®ð²¿ be suffocated; ²¿±ý to suppress desires. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²¿Ãª zhi4ai4, n., obstruction(s), obstacle(s). 2. ²¿®§ zhi4xi2, v.i., to be or feel suffocated. |
ÁK | Num. Index: 62A.11-3 | £{£¹£¶£½ long2 ![]() |
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N. & adj. | See ¸]ÁK 62A.21, ªÆ^ÁK¡]¶©¡^ 62A.50. |
ºÚ | Num. Index: 62A.11-6 | £¹£« wa1 ![]() |
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N. | A depression on ground. | ||||||||
Adj. | Low ,depressed (ground): ºÚ¤U¡AºÚ¦a low ground (cf. ¥W wah 42.21). |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62A.20-2 | £¡£¸£¶£¾ jing3 ![]() |
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¸] | Num. Index: 62A.21-5 | £}£¹ ku1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A cave, basement: ¸]¬}¡A¸]¥Þ ku1dong4, ku1xUe2¡õ; ¦a¸] basement, cellar; ¸]Âà cellar containing precious goods, gold, etc.; ¨ß¸]¡A¹«¸] hare's hole, rat hole. (2) A slum, a hidden place: ¸é¸] thieves' den; ²]¸] secret place for orgies; ³h¥Á¸] city slums. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¸]¬} ku1dong4, n., a hole (in wall, etc.) 2. ¸]ÁK ku1lung, n., (1) a hole (in wall, clothing, etc.); 3. ¸]ÁK ku1lung, n., ¸]ÁK¬}¡A¸]ÁK²´¨à a hole; 4. ¸]ÁK ku1lung, n., (2) a deficit: ±Ç¸]ÁK (coll.) borrow money. 5. ¸]¥Þ ku1xUe2, n., a cave. |
üK | Num. Index: 62A.21-9 | £¸£±£½ yao2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A kiln: ¥ËüK¡A¿jüK a kiln for making tiles, bricks; ©xüK government-operated kiln for making porcelain; porcelain product of certain well-known kilns. (2) A mine pit: ·ÑüK coal pit. (3) A loess cave dwelling in northwest China: ¬}üK ditto; üK¬} yao2dong4¡õ. (4) (Coll.) (yao2zi0) a brothel: ³}üK¤l visit brothel. | ||||||||
Words | 1. üKÅÜ yao2bian4, n., crackle, crackleware. 2. üK¬} yao2dong4, n., loess cave dwelling in northwest China. 3. üK©j¨à yao2jie3er0, n., (coll.) prostitute. 4. üK§| yao2keng1, n., a pit. 5. üKµl yao2pi3, n., a rowdy who hangs around brothels. 6. üK±í¤l yao2tong3zi0, n., coal tunnel. 7. üK¤l yao2zi0, n., a brothel; 8. üK¤l yao2zi0, n., formerly, a whore. 9. üKüK¨à yao2yao0er0, n., see yao2dong4¡ô. |
©© | Num. Index: 62A.22-2 | £{£¸£³£½ lian2 ![]() |
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N. | (lian2zi0er0) (1) Flag on pole over wine house, esp. in countryside. (2) Interch. î 92A.22 curtain. |
¯¶ | Num. Index: 62A.22-9 | £¤£¯£¾ zhai3 ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | Narrow (path, room), tight (dress): ¯U¯¶¡A¯¶¤p narrow and small; ¯¶¤Ú¤Úªº¡A¯¶¡¼¡¼ªº very narrow; ¤ß¯¶ narrow-minded; Þ®a¸ô¯¶ enemies will meet in a narrow alley ¡Ð confrontation inevitable. |
ªÅ | Num. Index: 62A.30-3 | £}£¹£¶ kong1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) The open air, the sky or skies, upper space: ªÅ¶¡¡AªÅ¤¤ kong1jian1, kong1zhong11 ¡õ; ¤ÑªÅ the sky, firmament; ´¸ªÅ¸U¨½ the vast clear sky; ºÑªÅ (poet.) blue sky; ªÅ»Ú in the sky; ¯èªÅ aviation, air navigation; ¯uªÅ (phys.) vacuum; ¤ÓªÅ outer space. (2) (Budd.) emptiness, void of the world of senses: ªÅ§Y¬O¦â¡A¦â§Y¬OªÅ the void is the world of senses, (reality is unreal) and vice versa; ¥|¤j¬ÒªÅ all space-directions are void. (3) (*kong4) A cleft, fissure, a blank, unoccupied space or time: ¦³ªÅ´N¨Ó will come when I find free time; ¨SªÅ have no time; ªÅ®æ¡AªÅÃB kong1ge2, kong1e2¡õ; ªÅ¶¢ leisure. | ||||||||
V.t. | To leave empty, unfilled: ªÅ¤@®æ leave a blank space; ªÅûó¨{¤l on an empty stomach; *(kong4) ªÅûóÀY hang upside down (with head hanging down). | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Empty, hollow, bare, unfurnished, unoccupied, deserted: ªÅµê¡AªÅªx kong1xU1, kong1fan4¡õ; ªÅ¸Ü¡AªÅ½× empty talk: ªÅ¸¨¸¨ªº quite empty, bare; ªÅªÅ¬}¬} having nothing substantial (in speech, letter), bare (room); ªÅ¤f»¡ empty talk, just a verbal statement; ¤@úèªÅ¹Ú a vain dream; ªÅ¨ç envelope without letter; ªÅ¬[¤l a hollow front, airs without substance; ªÅ¨¦¨¬µ sound of footsteps in a deserted valley ¡Ð rare, welcome appearance; ªÅµL©Ò¦³ quite bare; ªÅ¤â¡AªÅÀY¡AªÅ¨à kong1shou3, kong1tou2, kong1er0; ¤@¤Á¸¨ªÅ a complete failure; ¤@¤Á¦¨ªÅ all is vanished like a dream. (2) (Budd.) void, unreal, see N. 2¡ô. (3) (*kong4) Deficient, vacant: ªÅ©Ð vacant room; ªÅ¦a vacant ground; ªÅ¥F short of (money, necessities); Á«ªÅ financial loss. | ||||||||
Adv. | To no purpose, vainly: ªÅ¨«¤@½ë made a trip without results; ªÅµ¥ûó wait in vain; ªÅ·Q kong1xiang3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ªÅ¥Õ *kong4bai2, n. & adj., a blank: ¯dªÅ¥Õ leave a blank; 2. ªÅ¥Õ *kong4bai2, n. & adj., ¶ñªÅ¥Õ fill the blank. 3. ªÅ¸z kong1chang2, n. (physiol.) jejunum, part of the small intestine between the duodenum and the ileum. 4. ªÅ«e kong1qian2, adj., unprecedented. 5. ªÅ®ð kong1chi4, n., (1) the air; 6. ªÅ®ð kong1chi4, n., (2) atmosphere (social, artistic, political); 7. ªÅ®ð kong1chi4, n., ·sªÅ®ð new atmosphere; 8. ªÅ®ð kong1chi4, n., ·sÂAªÅ®ð fresh air; 9. ªÅ®ð kong1chi4, n., ©ñªÅ®ð leak out information on purpose to test reaction, trial balloon. 10. ªÅ¯Ê *kong4qUe4, n., (1) vacancy; 11. ªÅ¯Ê *kong4qUe4, n., (2) scarcity (of food, water, etc.). 12. ªÅüc kong1qUn2, phr., ªÅüc¤§¿ï (LL) the pick of the best. 13. ªÅÀÉ *kong4dang3 (kong4dang4), n., (1) blank on schedule; 14. ªÅÀÉ *kong4dang3 (kong4dang4), n., (2) neutral gear; 15. ªÅÀÉ *kong4dang3 (kong4dang4), n., (3) a flaw for attack. 16. ªÅ¨{¨à *kong4du4er0 (kong4du3er0), adv., on an empty stomach. 17. ªÅ¬} kong1dong4, adj., without real substance, see kong1kong1¡õ. 18. ªÅÃB *kong4e2, n., vacancy. 19. ªÅªx kong1fan4, adj., (of speech, statement) containing only generalities, not specific. 20. ªÅ¥F *kong4fa2, n. & adj., short-age, scarce, -ity. 21. ªÅ®æ *kong4ge2, n., a blank space. 22. ªÅ¤Û kong1huan4, adj. & n., insubstantial, unreal (dream), unrealistic, impractical, utopian (theory). 23. ªÅ¾Ô kong1zhan4, n., air fight. 24. ªÅ¶¡ kong1jian1, n., (1) empty space, space as a concept (cf. ®É¶¡ time); 25. ªÅ¶¡ kong1jian1, n., (2) the sky. 26. ªÅ¶° kong1ji2, n., (math.) empty, null set. 27. ªÅ¤¤ kong1zhong11, n., the sky: ªÅ¤¤¤p©j air hostess; 28. ªÅ¤¤ kong1zhong11, n., ªÅ¤¤³ùÂS sky fortress; 29. ªÅ¤¤ kong1zhong11, n., ªÅ¤¤¼Ó»Õ a mirage; 30. ªÅ¤¤ kong1zhong11, n., castles in the air. 31. ªÅÄÁ kong1zhong12, n., a wooden toy making a whirring noise when suspended and spun by a thread. 32. ªÅ¦Ë kong1zhu2, n., see kong1zhong12 ¡ô. 33. ªÅx kong1jUn1, n., the air force. 34. ªÅÃm kong1kuang4, adj., (of land) open, wide, spacious. 35. ªÅ¹¼ kong1kui4, adj. & n., scarce, -ity, poor. 36. ªÅªÅ kong1kong1, adj., all empty, void: ªÅªÅ¦p¤] (AC) all empty; 37. ªÅªÅ kong1kong1, adj., ªÅªÅ¬}¬} with nothing in it; 38. ªÅªÅ kong1kong1, adj., ªÅªÅ¨àªº empty-handed, (to visit) without bringing presents. 39. ªÅÁï kong1kuo4, adj., open and spacious. 40. ªÅ¨à *kong4er0, n., (1) free time: ±oªÅ¨à´N¨Ó will come when I have time; 41. ªÅ¨à *kong4er0, n., opening, chance; 42. ªÅ¨à *kong4er0, n., (2) (kong1er0) a name without substance, a hollow undertaking; 43. ªÅ¨à *kong4er0, n., ªÅ¨à¨Æ s. t. good for show only. 44. ªÅÆF kong1ling2, adj., (of art, room decoration) not overstuffed, sparse, light and free, appealing by quiet restraint. 45. ªÅªù kong1men2, n., Buddhism: ¹P¤JªÅªù take the monastic vow. 46. ªÅÀÛ kong1meng2, adj., in fine drizzle. 47. ªÅ©ú kong1ming2, adj., (LL) bright and effulgent (as in moonlight). 48. ªÅ½L kong1pan2, n., buying or selling short: °µªÅ½L buy stocks on margin, see also kong1tou2¡õ. 49. ªÅ¨¡]¨à¡^ kong1shen1 (er0), adj., without luggage, unarmed; 50. ªÅ¨¡]¨à¡^ kong1shen1 (er0), adj., ªÅ¨¤H¡]¨à¡^ ditto, also bachelor without family. 51. ªÅ·Q kong1xiang3, v.i. & n., (1) hope in vain; 52. ªÅ·Q kong1xiang3, v.i. & n., (2) fantasy, idle dream. 53. ªÅ¶¢ *kong4xian2, n., free hour, leisure: ¨SªÅ¶¢ have no time (for s.t.). 54. ªÅ»Ø *kong4xi4, n., (1) a crevice, crack; 55. ªÅ»Ø *kong4xi4, n., (2) an opening for attack. 56. ªÅ¤ß¡]¨à¡^ kong1xin1, adj., hollow, tubular: ªÅ¤ß¡]¤j¡^¦Ñ¾ (Shanghai dial.) stuffed shirt; 57. ªÅ¤ß¡]¨à¡^ kong1xin1, adj., ªÅ¤ßµæ¡]¡×îR¡^ water convolvulus, ipomaea aquatica. 58. ªÅŧ kong1xi2, n., air raid. 59. ªÅ¤â¨à kong1shou3 (er0), adv., (1) with bare hands, empty-handed: ªÅ¤â¦¨®a build up one's fortune from scratch; 60. ªÅ¤â¨à kong1shou3 (er0), adv., ªÅ¤â¨àÂk come back empty-handed; 61. ªÅ¤â¨à kong1shou3 (er0), adv., ªÅ¤â¹D karate; 62. ªÅ¤â¨à kong1shou3 (er0), adv., (2) without copy or model: ªÅ¤â¨àµe original, free sketch. 63. ªÅ²¨ kong1shu1, adj., shallow, not profound. 64. ªÅµê kong1xU1, adj., (1) hollow, empty; 65. ªÅµê kong1xU1, adj., (2) ¤ßªÅµê scared (from being guilty), cf. µê¤ß humble, open-minded. 66. ªÅ½Í kong1tan2, n., empty talk, idle talk, not followed by action. 67. ªÅÀY kong1tou2, adj. & n., (1) ¡]¥Í·N¡^ buy or sell stock on margin (also ¶RªÅ½æªÅ); 68. ªÅÀY kong1tou2, adj. & n., ªÅÀY¤H±¡ empty (costless) show of sympathy; 69. ªÅÀY kong1tou2, adj. & n., (2) (*kong4) ªÅÀY¤ä²¼ bounced check. 70. ªÅ±í¤l kong1tong3zi0, n., an empty barrel ¡Ð (fig.) of hollow front. 71. ªÅ¤l *kong4zi0, n., (1) a free time for doing s.t.; 72. ªÅ¤l *kong4zi0, n., (2) an opening, opportunity; 73. ªÅ¤l *kong4zi0, n., (3) (coll.) deficit, debts. 74. ªÅ¤å kong1wen2, n., laws and statutes that exist on paper only: ¤@¯ÈªÅ¤å a scrap of paper. 75. ªÅ¹B kong1yUn4, n., air transportation. |
Í¥ | Num. Index: 62A.32-9 | £££¸£¿ xi4 ![]() |
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N. | See ÏþÍ¥ 62A.70. |
µ~ | Num. Index: 62A.40-5 | £¡£º£¶£¾ jiong3 ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | Poor, embarrassed: µ~¹Ò an embarrassing situation; §xµ~ awkward, uncomfortable, distressing; ¨üµ~ be embarrassed; µ~¦í jiong3zhu0¡õ; µoµ~ confused by embarrassment; µ~¢ jiong3po4¡õ; µ~«æ jiong3ji2¡õ; ¥L«Üµ~ he's hard up. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µ~«æ jiong3ji2, adj., in distress or desperate straits. 2. µ~¦í jiong3zhu0, v.i. & t., (1) be embarrassed; 3. µ~¦í jiong3zhu0, v.i. & t., (2) to embarrass. 4. µ~¢ jiong3po4, adj., in straitened circumstances. |
Òø | Num. Index: 62A.41-4 | £¸£±£¾ yao3 ![]() |
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Words | 1. Òø¬à yao2miao3, adj., dark, fathomless. 2. ÒøµM yao3ran2, adj., disappointed. 3. Òøêµ yao2tiao3, adj., see yao3miao3¡ô. |
ãJ | Num. Index: 62A.41-6 | £¸£´£¿ yin4 ![]() |
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N. | Basement: ¦aãJ¤l ditto. | ||||||||
V.t. | To keep in dark place, store away in cellar. |
µ¡ | Num. Index: 62A.41-9 | £¥£¹£µ chuang1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (chuang1zi0, chuang1er0) Window: µ¡¤á chuang1hu4¡õ; µ¡¹÷¡Aµ¡¯½¡Aµ¡Ã® window curtain; ¦Ê¸µ¡ Venetian blinds; ¤Ñµ¡ skylight; ¥´¶}¤Ñµ¡»¡«G¸Ü have a frank, straight talk; ¬Á¼þµ¡ glass window; ¯Èµ¡ papered window instead of glass; ¸¨¦aµ¡ French window; ©úµ¡²b¤L a scholar's bright neat studio. (2) Associated with school studies: ¦Pµ¡ schoolmate; µ¡¤Í chuang1you3¡õ; µ¡¤UWŪ hard studies (¡§before window¡¨). | ||||||||
Words | 1. µ¡¤á chuang1hu0, n., window, also windows and doors: µ¡¤á¤p¤ß be careful to lock doors and windows at night; 2. µ¡¤á chuang1hu0, n., µ¡¤áî¨à window curtain, or screen; 3. µ¡¤á chuang1hu0, n., µ¡¤á²´¨à a peephole through paper window; 4. µ¡¤á chuang1hu0, n., µ¡¤á¯È window paper (in place of glass): Áy¤W¹³µ¡¤á¯È (frightened) one's face livid like paper; 5. µ¡¤á chuang1hu0, n., ¹j¤@¼hµ¡¤á¯È (fig.) very close together; 6. µ¡¤á chuang1hu0, n., ¼®¯}³oµ¡¤á¯È«K¤@¤å¤£È let out the secret and it is worthless. 7. µ¡½Ò chuang1ke4, n., school lessons. 8. µ¡Ã®¨à chuang1lian2 (chuang1liarer0), n., window curtains. 9. µ¡Äç chuang1ling2, n., window grill made usu. of wood. 10. µ¡¹÷ chuang1man4, n., window curtains. 11. µ¡¯½ chuang1sha1, n., ditto. 12. µ¡¤U chuang1xia4, phr., in school. 13. µ¡»O¡]¨à¡^ chuang1tai2 (chuang-tar-'l), n., window sill. 14. µ¡±P chuang1ti4, n., props for window which opens from hinge above. 15. µ¡±c chuang1wei2, n., window curtains. 16. µ¡¤Í chuang1you3, n., fellow students. |
ºÛ | Num. Index: 62A.42-4 | £¹£¬ wo1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A nest: ¸ÁºÛ beehive; ³¾ºÛ bird's nest; ª¯ºÛ kennel; ¤@ºÛ¸Á¦üªº like a swarm of bees; (fig.) ¦w¼ÖºÛ a love nest; a snug, cosy place. (2) A small construction: ºÛ´×¡AºÛ¾Q wo1peng0, wo1pu0¡õ. (3) A hollow part of body: ¤ßºÛ heart, as seat of feeling; ¯ÞªÏºÛ armpit; °sºÛ dimple. (4) A hiding place, esp. for booty: ºÛ®a wo1jia1¡õ; ºÛÂà wo1cang2¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) To turn about to bend, to cramp, to depress: ºÛÂ\¡AºÛ¡¼ wo1bai3, wo1bie0¡õ; ºÛ¤ß wo1xin1, ºÛ²ä¨à wo1bo2er0¡õ ºÛ· wo1feng1¡õ. (2) To give shelter to: ºÛ±@ keep prostitute; ºÛê shelter bandits; ºÛÂà wo1cang2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ºÛÂ\ wo1bai3, adj., giving hard work without appreciation, miserable (assignment). 2. ºÛ¡¼ wo1bie0, v.t. & adj., (1) cramped (room); 3. ºÛ¡¼ wo1bie0, v.t. & adj., (2) feeling frustrated, miserable, oppressed; 4. ºÛ¡¼ wo1bie0, v.t. & adj., see wo1bai3¡ô. 5. ºÛ²ä¨à¡]¤l¡^ wo1bo2er0 (zi0), (1) n., wharf laborer, carrying heavy load on bent back and shoulders; 6. ºÛ²ä¨à¡]¤l¡^ wo1bo2er0 (zi0), (2) adj., oppressed, chafed and angry. 7. ºÛ¹y wo1dun4, v.t., (MC) place in proper place (¡×modn. ¦w¹y62.93). 8. ºÛ· wo1feng1, (1) adj., (of courtyard) churning wind; 9. ºÛ· wo1feng1, (2) v.i., to prevent wind from passing through. 10. ºÛ¤} wo1gong1, n., a bow-and-arrow trap for wild animals. 11. ºÛ®a wo1jia1, n., person giving shelter to criminals or receiving deposits of booty. 12. ºÛ¶° wo1ji2, n., (dial. in Manchuria) a jungle swampy area. 13. ºÛ¥D wo1zhu3, n., owner of ºÛ®a see wo1jia1¡ô. 14. ºÛ¡¼²´ wo1kou0yan3, n., deep-sunken eyes. 15. ºÛ¨à wo1er0, n., a nook, corner, temporary shelter; 16. ºÛ¨à wo1er0, n., ºÛ¨à¦Ñ (contempt.) a person who keeps much to himself; 17. ºÛ¨à wo1er0, n., ºÛ¨àúG¤Ï domestic conflict or dissension. 18. ºÛúG¬¶ wo1li0pao0, v.i., (of domestic servants) fight among themselves. 19. ºÛÅn wo1nang, adj., timid, cowering, faint-hearted, good-for-nothing; 20. ºÛÅn wo1nang, adj., ºÛÅn¼o (contempt.) a coward; 21. ºÛÅn wo1nang, adj., imbecile. 22. ºÛÁw wo1nong2, v.i., to have pus formation. 23. ºÛ½L wo1pan2, v.t., to comfort and bring around with words: ©Û©I¥L¨ì«á±ºÛ½L¥L take him alone and comfort him (to soothe his anger). 24. ºÛ´× wo1peng0, n., a mat shed. 25. ºÛ¾Q wo1pu4, n., ditto. 26. ºÛ¤ß wo1xin1, v.i., to feel irritated: ºÛ¤ß®ð to feel irritated, mope around; 27. ºÛ¤ß wo1xin1, v.i., ºÛ¤ß¸} a kick in the chest. 28. ºÛ°k wo1tao2, phr., to give shelter to a fugitive from justice. 29. ºÛÀY wo1tou2, n., see wo1wo0¡õ. 30. ºÛÂà wo1cang2, v.t., to hide a booty or fugitive from justice. 31. ºÛ¤l wo1zi0, n., (1) family in ºÛ¤l¯f an illness which affects the whole family; 32. ºÛ¤l wo1zi0, n., (2) ¸éºÛ¤l thieves' lair; 33. ºÛ¤l wo1zi0, n., (3) a pool: ¤«ºÛ¤l bottom of well; 34. ºÛ¤l wo1zi0, n., §¿ºÛ¤l a pool of urine. 35. ºÛºÛ wo1wo0, n., Chin. corn muffin; 36. ºÛºÛ wo1wo0, n., ºÛºÛ¬}¨à a narrow opening, a burrow, dug-out; 37. ºÛºÛ wo1wo0, n., ºÛºÛÀY Chin. corn muffin. 38. ºÛ¸y wo1yao1, v.i., to do waist exercise. |
ÅÑ | Num. Index: 62A.42-9 | £¢£¸£®£¿ qie4 ![]() |
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N. | Thief, burglar, -ry: µsÅÑ thieves and burglars; ¹«ÅÑ petty burglar; ¦æÅÑ commit burglary. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To steal: ÅѨú qie4qU3¡õ; ³QÅÑ be burglarized; ¥¢ÅÑ be stolen; °½»ÅÑ¥É indulge in secret relations with women; ÅÑüƪ̸ݡAÅѰêªÌ«J¡Ð²ø¤l (AC) who steals a hook is killed as a crook; who steals another's kingdom is made a duke. (2) To occupy territory, office illegally (from litr. tradition that a rebel or enemy contender for the throne is always called a ¡§thief¡¨ ¸é): ÅѦì usurp office or throne; ÅѾ¡AÅÑÅv usurp office authority; ÅÑ©R (AC) rule illegally. | ||||||||
adv. | (1) Secretly: ÅÑ¿s peep at; Åѯº laugh at secretly, sneer at; ÅѬd investigate secretly. (2) Used court. like ¡§my humble (opinion)¡¨: ÅÑ«ä¡AÅÑ·N it is my humble opinion; ÅÑ¿× I venture to think; ÅÑ»D I have heard (that); ÅÑ©À I remember gratefully (s.o. past), I feel at heart (his mother is so old, etc.). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÅÑ®× qie4an4, n., a case of theft. 2. ÅÑÅÑ qie4qie4, adv., (1) (talk, whisper) in a low voice; 3. ÅÑÅÑ qie4qie4, adv., (2) ÅÑÅѵMª¾¤§ (AC) was clearly aware of it (¡×¹î¹î). 4. ÅѨú qie4qU3, v.t., to steal, obtain by stealing. 5. ÅÑ¥Ç qie4fan4, n., a caught burglar. 6. ÅѸ¹ qie4hao4, v.t., usurp reign; 7. ÅѸ¹ qie4hao4, v.t., call oneself ¡§king,¡¨ ¡§emperor¡¨ illegally. 8. ÅÑ¾Ú qie4jU4, v.t., to occupy territory, throne, illegally. 9. ÅѸé qie4zeir, n., a burglar, thief. 10. ÅѦç qie4yi1, n., (bot.) a thistle-bearing plant, osmorhiza aristats. |
üI | Num. Index: 62A.50-1 | £¢£¸£®£¿ qie4 ![]() |
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ªÆ | Num. Index: 62A.50-5 | £¢£º£¶ qiong1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Vanlt, see ªÆ»a qiong1cang1¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Vault-shaped: ªÆ¶© qiong1long2¡õ. (2) Cavernous: ªÆ¨¦ deep valley; ªÆ´O deep mountains. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ªÆ²¿ qiong1zhi4, n., (AC) rathole. 2. ªÆ¡¼ qiong1lu2, n., a Mongolian tent. 3. ªÆ¶© qiong1long2, adj., vault-shaped (also wr. ÁK); 4. ªÆ¶© qiong1long2, adj., long and bent. 5. ªÆß qiong1ming2, n., the dark heavens, the void. 6. ªÆ»a qiong1cang1, n., the sky. |
½a | Num. Index: 62A.50-9 | £¢£º£¶£½ qiong2 ![]() |
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V.t. | To pursue to the limit, to exhaust: ½a¨s qiong2jiu4¡õ; ½a¸g make thorough study of a classic; ½a²z to investigate to the bottom the laws of things; ½a§LÆuªZ exhaust all resources to build up military power, adopt a warlike policy; ½a¦~¡A½a¤é¡A½a¦~²Ö¤é spend years, days; ½a¦³¥Í¤§¤é devote all the remaining days of my life; ±ý½a¤d¨½¥Ø¡A§ó¤W¤@¼h¼Ó ascend another storey to see a thousand miles; ½a¥Ø as far as the eye can see. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Exhausted, hard pressed, frustrated, pushed to the limit: ½a¹B¡A¹B½a hard luck; §Þ½a be at the end of one's tether, reach the end of one's power, (¡§exhaust all tricks¡¨), hard up; ¤é¼Ç³~½a¡A½a³~¡A¤s½a¤ôºÉ come to the end of one's rope; ½a¥V deep winter; ½a¦Ñ until old age; see ½a§x¡A½a·T qiong2kun4, qiong2chou2¡õ; ½a·í¯q°í the more hard-pressed, the more one must fight back; ½a±F¤Å°l don't push s.o. to the wall, do not press on a desperate thief; ¸Ö½a¦Ó«á¤u in poetry one gains depth after suffering. (2) Poor, impoverished: see ½aW¡A½a¥F qiong2ku3, qiong2fa2¡õ; ½a¤H poor people; ½a¿Ë± poor relations; ½a°¡A½aº~¡A½a¥ú³J¡A½a±¹¤j¡A½a°©ÀY (derog.) poor devil, miserable wretch; ½aºwºw¡A½a©Ô©Ô¡A½a¤Ú¤Úªº very poor, destitute; ½a¶û´I¤£n (of goods) too costly for the poor and not good enough for those who can pay; ½a®a´I¸ô be thrifty at home and spend liberally while travelling; ½a¶m»÷Ä[ a district shut off from the outside world. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) Despite poverty: ½a¶}¤ß¡A½a§@¼Ö enjoy oneself despite poverty; ½a³} play about without too much cash; ½a¤j¤â spend extravagantly although poor. (2) Exhaustively: ½a°l pursue relentlessly; ½aªv to investigate thoroughly (a case); ½a¨s qiong2jiu4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ½a·T qiong2chou2, adj., hard up and depressed. 2. ½a¾v qiong2fa3, phr., ½a¾v¤§¥_ (AC) up north where nothing grows. 3. ½a¥F qiong2fa2, adj., poor and needy. 4. ½aºÉ qiong2jin4, v.t., to exhaust (resources). 5. ½a¨s qiong2jiu4, v.t., pursue, investigate thoroughly (a case); 6. ½a¨s qiong2jiu4, v.t., study deeply (astronomy, etc.). 7. ½a·¥ qiong2ji2, (1) adv., extremely: ½a·¥°øÄR extremely extravagant; 8. ½a·¥ qiong2ji2, (2) phr., destitute. 9. ½a§x qiong2kun4, adj., needy, poverty-stricken, in straitened circumstances. 10. ½aªÅ qiong2kong1, adj., poverty-stricken. 11. ½aW qiong2ku3, adj., hard-up. 12. ½a¦£ qiong2mang2, adj., kept busy making the ends meet. 13. ½a¥Á qiong2min2, n., the poor and destitute. 14. ½a¤H qiong2ren2, n., poor people. 15. ½a¥Í qiong2sheng1, n., (Chin. theater) the role of a poor scholar. 16. ½a«Ñ qiong2xiang41, n., a small alley. 17. ½a¬Û qiong2xiang42, n., abject look; 18. ½a¬Û qiong2xiang42, n., unprepossessing appearance. 19. ½a§Î qiong2xing2, n., in ½a§ÎºÉ¬Û (1) see qiong2xiang42 ¡ô; 20. ½a§Î qiong2xing2, n., (2) (of lit. portrayal) give a penetrating description (of the wicked). 21. ½a¤¿ qiong2xiong1, phr., ½a¤¿·¥´c villainous without any redeeming feature. 22. ½a»Ä qiong2suan1, adj., (of scholar) poor and envious, sharply critical of others. 23. ½a±¹¤j chyurgcuo4da4, n., a penniless person (orig. wr. ½a¾L¤j see qiong2suan1¡ô). 24. ½a³q qiong2tong1, n., fortune and misfortune, success and failure: ½a³q¦³©R success and failure are predestined; 25. ½a³q qiong2tong1, n., ½a«hÅÜ¡AÅÜ«h³q (phr.) when all means are exhausted, changes become necessary; 26. ½a³q qiong2tong1, n., once changed, a solution emerges. 27. ½a³~ qiong2tu2, n., (lit. & fig.) the end of the road, a rough time: ¤é¼Ç³~½a poor and helpless. |
¯· | Num. Index: 62A.50-9 | £¸£±£¾ yao3 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ¯·ß yao3ming2, adj., dark, fathomless (also wr. ªHß). 2. ¯·²À yao2tiao3, adj., (1) (AC) poised and charming; 3. ¯·²À yao2tiao3, adj., (2) engaging, enticing; 4. ¯·²À yao2tiao3, adj., (3) (AC) deep hidden. |
ê´ | Num. Index: 62A.50-9 | £x£¸£±£¿ diao4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Far, distant: ê´»· ditto. |
½` | Num. Index: 62A.63-8 | £¸£±£½ yao2 ![]() |
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Ïþ | Num. Index: 62A.70-1 | £¤£¹£´ zhun1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÏþÍ¥ zhun1xi4, n., a grave. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62A.70-1 | £¨£±£¿ zao4 ![]() |
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N. | A cooking stove: ¡¼¤õ a kitchen stove; ¡¼¨à ditto; ¡¼¤õª¡ the empty space inside a kitchen stove where the fire burns; ¡¼ºÛ ditto; ¡¼¬ð the kitchen chimney; Ë¡¼ have bad luck, suffer loss (reverse), meet with failure (rebuff, disaster); ¤À¡¼(of members of the same household) have separate kitchens; ²½¡¼ to sacrifice to the kitchen god; Ã㡼 bid farewell to the kitchen god on the 23rd day of the 12th lunar month when he goes to make his annual report to the God of Heaven; °e¡¼ ditto; «Ê¡¼ stop cooking fresh meals on the Lunar New Year's Eve. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼¤á zao4hu4, n., formerly, a worker in saltworks. 2. ¡¼§g zao4jUn1, n., god of the kitchen. 3. ¡¼¨à¤Wªº zao4er0shang0de0, n., (coll.) the cook in a restaurant. 4. ¡¼°¨ zao4ma3, n., (1) (zoo.) a kind of cricket usu. found in the kitchen (also ¡¼Âû); 5. ¡¼°¨ zao4ma3, n., (2) a paper image of the kitchen god ¡]¡¼¤ý°¨¨à¡^. 6. ¡¼¯« zao4shen2, n., god of the kitchen. 7. ¡¼¤U¾i zao4xia4yang3, n., (AC) a cook. 8. ¡¼¤ß¤g zao4xin1tu3, n., (Chin. med.) earth from the center of a earthen cooking stove. 9. ¡¼ÀY zao4tou2, n., kitchen place. |
¿s | Num. Index: 62A.70-1 | £}£¹£° kui1 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) To peep, watch stealthily: °½¿s ditto. (2) To watch with limited vision (as through a keyhole): ºÞ¿sÄù´ú watch the sky from a tube, measure the sea with a shell ¡Ð (fig.) (self-deprecatory) according to my (limited) view; ±o¿s¤@´³ able to see one ringed spot on a leopard, or ¥þ°\ the whole leopard ¡Ð (fig.) see a sample of s.t., or in its entirety. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿s¦ø kui1syh, v.t., to watch secretly (a person's movements), or watch for an opening for attack. 2. ¿s±´ kui1tan4, v.i. & t., to spy on, to trail and discover (enemy situation, etc.). 3. ¿s´ú kui1ce4, v.t., to conjecture from what little is known. |
²À | Num. Index: 62A.70-2 | £y£¸£±£¾ tiao3 ![]() |
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Adj. | See ¯·²À 62A.50. |
« | Num. Index: 62A.70-9 | £©£¹£³£¿ cuan4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To flee and hide: °k« ditto: ©êÀY¹«Â« run away frightened like a rat. (2) To interpolate text: «§ï cuan4gai3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «¥ñ cuan4fu2, v.i., to flee into hiding. 2. «§ï cuan4gai3, v.t., to alter, adulterate text. 3. «°Î cuan4ni4, v.i., see cuan4fu2¡ô. |
¨s | Num. Index: 62A.70-9 | £¡£¸£²£¿ jiu4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | To study, examine, investigate, probe, delve into: ¨s°Ý jiu4wen4, ¨s¿ì jiu4ban4¡õ; ¬ã¨s to study, do research; ±À¨s analyze, probe, investigate; ¦Ò¨s delve into, go thoroughly into (a case, question), also adj., fashionable, stylish; ²`¨s probe to the bottom; ®Ú¨s get to the root of a matter; ½a¨s make a thorough investigation of; °l¨s follow up a clue, probe: °l¨s³d¥ô to fix responsibility (for misdeed, wrongdoing), allot blame; ¬J©¹¤£¨s let bygones be bygones; Á¿¨s stylish, fastidious, chic; ¾Ç¨s a pedant; ¦Ñ¾Ç¨s an old-fashioned scholar. | ||||||||
Adv. | After all, in the end, ultimately: ¨s³º jiu4jing4¡õ; ²×¨s finally, in the last analysis; ¨s±ý¦p¦ó what do you want, anyway? | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨s¿ì jiu4ban4, v.t., investigate and mete out due punishment to (person involved). 2. ¨sÂ_ jiu4duan4, v.t., investigate and decide. 3. ¨s¸× jiu4jie2, v.t., ask for an explanation. 4. ¨s³º jiu4jing4, (1) adv., after all, in the end; 5. ¨s³º jiu4jing4, (2) n., the whys and the wherefores: ±´¯Á¨s³º try to find out the why and wherefore. 6. ¨s²Ó¨à jiu4xie4er0 (*jiu1jiu4), v.t., make a detailed investigation of. 7. ¨s°Ý jiu4wen4, v.t., examine, question (a suspect, criminal), inquire into. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62A.72-9 | £¥£¹£¶ chong1 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 62A.72-9 | £¥£¹£µ chuang1 ![]() |
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Äu | Num. Index: 62A.80-1 | £x£²£¿ dou4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A hole, kennel: »óÄu¡A¦ÕÄu nostril, the ear; hiding place: ¹úÄu breeding place for corrupt practices; ºÃÄu suspicion, what breeds suspicion. (2) A surname. |
í· | Num. Index: 62A.81-1 | £}£¹£³£¾ kuan3 ![]() |
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Words | 1. í·Â¬ kuan3qiao4, n., innermost recesses (of heart, matter). |
¬ð | Num. Index: 62A.81-1 | £y£¹£½ tu2 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) chimney: ¦±¬ð®{Á~ ¡§rectify blocked chimney and remove firewood¡¨ ¡Ð advice to take precautions in time. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) Conflict: ½Ä¬ð conflict (with regulations, persons); ð¬ð offend (person). (2) Shoot out, make abrupt sortie, break ranks: ¬ð³ò¡A¬ð¯}¡A¬ðÀ» tu2wei2, tu2po4, tu2ji2¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Outstanding: ¬ð¥X tu2chu1¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | Abruptly, suddenly: ¬ð¦p¨ä¨Ó phr., suddenly come, happen, appear; ¬ð§i¥¢ü² suddenly disappear (of person); ¬ð¸²r¶i make a spurt of progress. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬ðÅÜ tu2bian4, n., sudden change; 2. ¬ðÅÜ tu2bian4, n., (biol.) mutation. 3. ¬ð°_ tu2chi3, v.i., (of contour, event) suddenly arise; 4. ¬ð°_ tu2chi3, v.i., bulge. 5. ¬ðÃM tu2chi2, n., cavalry for breaking up enemy rank. 6. ¬ð¥X tu2chu1, v.i., be outstanding. 7. ¬ð§ð tu2gong1, v.i., to charge (in battle). 8. ¬ðÀ» tu2ji2, v.i. & t., make surprise attack. 9. ¬ð³Ö tu2jUe2, n., anc. Turks' kingdom; 10. ¬ð³Ö tu2jUe2, n., Turks, Turkic tribe. 11. ¬ð¯} tu2po4, v.t., break through (enemy ranks). 12. ¬ðµM tu2ran2, adv., abruptly, unexpectedly. 13. ¬ðŧ tu2xi2, v.i. & t., sudden raid. 14. ¬ð±è¡]·Æ½]¡^ tu2ti1 (gu3ji1), adj., humorous, jocular. 15. ¬ð¬ð tu2tu2, v.i., (heart) palpitate. 16. ¬ð³ò tu2wei2, v.i., break through siege, make sortie. 17. ¬ð¤a tu2wu4, adj., towering, distinguished, prominent (monument, stature). |
¬ | Num. Index: 62A.82-9 | £¢£¸£±£¿ qiao4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) An aperture: ¤C¬ the seven apertures on person's head, see ¤C 10.70; ¶}¬¨à open up one's mind; ¤@¬¤£³q (lit.) ¡§all apertures blocked up¡¨ ¡Ð (of person) do not know a thing. (2) A key to understanding: ³Z¬ a formula for remembering (instructions, etc.); ¬ªù¡A¬¨à guide to secret or special techniques. |
Âã | Num. Index: 62A.83-8 | £ª£¹£°£¿ sui4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Deep: ²`Âã¡AºëÂã deep, profound (scholarship). |
Òö | Num. Index: 62A.83-9 | £t£¸£³£¾ bian3 ![]() |
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V.t. | To lower coffin into grave; to bury. |
æÕ | Num. Index: 62A.83-9 | £º£¾ yU3 ![]() |
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Adj. | Bad, (goods) inferior in quality; deteriorated, decadent. | ||||||||
Words | 1. æÕ±Ñ tu3bai4, v.i., deteriorate. 2. æÕ´k yU3duo4, adj., (LL) weak and lazy. 3. æÕ® yU3lou4, adj., degenerated, vulgar. 4. æÕ¥Á yU3min2, n., (LL) degenerated people. |
ê² | Num. Index: 62A.93-2 | £¡£º£¿ jU4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (LL) in poverty: 겤H¤l children of a poor family: ³hê² poor financially. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 62A.93-8 | £º£½ yU2 ![]() |
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æ | Num. Index: 62S.00-2 | £¹£³ wan1 ![]() |
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V.t. | To carve out (flesh): æ¦×Âå¡]¸É¡^½H cut out good flesh to heal sore, sinking good money after bad; (related ɽ wan1wan3 30S.00). |
³Î | Num. Index: 62S.00-2 | £|£ ge1 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) Cut with a knife, cut off: ³Î¯}¤â cut one's hand; ³ÎªÑ cut off a piece of the flesh from the thigh to cure parents' illness ¡Ð act of filial piety; ³Î¦× buy a cut of meat; ³Î®u ge1xi2¡õ; ³ÎŽ cut off one's beard; ³Î¶Õ castrate; ¤M³Î suffer a knife cut; ³Î¹u¤l ge1xUe1zi0¡õ. (2) Divide, partition, cede, split, give away: ¤À³Î divide, apportion; ³Î¦a cede territory; ³Îµõ split into pieces; ³Î¾Ú ge1jU4, ³Î±Ë ge1she3, ³ÎÅý ge1rang4, ³Î·R ge1ai4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ³Î·R ge1ai4, v.t., give away or part with what one loves. 2. ³Î¾Ú ge1jU4, v.t., annex, occupy (a territory). 3. ³ÎÅý ge1rang4, v.t., cede (a territory) to a foreign country. 4. ³Î±Ë ge1she3, v.t., give or cast away. 5. ³Î®u ge1xi2, v.i., break up an old friendship. 6. ³Î¹u¤l ge1xUe1zi0, v.i., (sl.) cut in on a friend in relation to a prostitute. |
ÜP | Num. Index: 62S.22-3 | £º£´£¿ yUn4 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. |
ÁÅ | Num. Index: 62S.40-8 | £~£¹£¬ huo1 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | A crack: ÁŤf¨à¡AÁżL huo1kou3er0, huo1zui3¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To risk life for, to fight for: ¥L©M§ÚÁŤW¤F he and I started a fight; ÁÅ©R¡AÁÅµÛ huo1ming4, huo1zhe0¡õ. (2) ÁÅ©R I'll risk every-thing. (3) (*huo4) Exempt from tax payment: ÁŧK huo1mian3¡õ. (4) (*hua2) See ÁÅ®± huo1qUan2¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Cracked (pot), split (lip): ÁŲå huo1chun2¡õ. (2) (*he4) Clear, open: ÁÅ«G¡AÁŹF huo1liang4, huo1da2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÁÅ»ó¤l huo1bi2zi0, phr., to reveal s.o.'s secret. 2. ÁŲå¡]¤l¡^ huo1chun2 (zi0), n., harelip, a harelipped person; 3. ÁŲå¡]¤l¡^ huo1chun2 (zi0), adj., harelipped. 4. ÁÅ®± *hua2qUan2, v.i., to play the finger-guessing game at wine party. 5. ÁŹF *huo4da2, adj., (1) ÁŹF¤j«× generous; 6. ÁŹF *huo4da2, adj., (2) open-minded, liberal-minded. 7. ÁÅµÛ huo1zhe0, v.t., (1) to stake all, to risk: §ÚÁŵ۳o±ø©R I'll fight with my life; 8. ÁÅµÛ huo1zhe0, v.t., Áŵ۳o´X¶ô¿ú I'll risk these few dollars; 9. ÁÅµÛ huo1zhe0, v.t., (2) would rather: Áŵۧâ³oµ§¿ú°e¤H¡A¤]¤£µ¹¥L I'd rather give the money away than give it to him. 10. ÁŤf¨à¡]¤l¡^ huo1kou3er0 (zi0), n., a crack (in pot, etc.). 11. ÁÅ«G *he4liang4, adj., open and well-lighted. 12. ÁÅÅS huo1lu0, n., silk border of fur coat. 13. ÁŧK *huo4mian3, v.t., to exempt from (taxes, fees). 14. ÁÅ©R huo1ming4, v.i., to risk life for s.t. 15. ÁŵM *huo4ran2, adv., open up with a flash of understanding: ÁŵM³e³q suddenly saw the light; 16. ÁŵM *huo4ran2, adv., ÁŵM¶}®Ô the view suddenly cleared up. 17. ÁŤl huo1zi0, n., a crack (in utensil, wall); 18. ÁŤl huo1zi0, n., a harelip. 19. ÁżL huo1zui3, n. & adj., harelip, harelipped. |
ÃB | Num. Index: 62S.80-3 | £®£½ e2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) The forehead. (2) The front and top signboard of a shop or hall: °ÐÃB. (3) Quota, amount (of money), total number of (soldiers in unit, men in group, etc.): ¦WÃB¡A¤HÃB the total or approximate number of people; §LÃB number of soldiers; ¾ÇÃB quota of students, also a scholarship (subsidy); ´ÚÃB amount of money available; ¯ÊÃB deficiency, vacancy; ¶WÃB excess (number); ÃBº¡ all available posts, seats (in theater, etc.) taken; ÃB¤º within the quota or fixed amount or number; ¥¨ÃB a big amount. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÃB¾t e2fu4, (sp. pr. e2fu0) n., (Manchu) husband of princess. 2. ÃB¶À e2huang2, n., yellow painted forehead of woman, current in ¤»´Â, 3rd to 6th cen. and in Tarng Dyn. 3. ÃB¨¤ e2jUe2, n., temples of head. 4. ÃBÆ` e2lu2, n., (MC) head. 5. ÃB± e2mian4, n., amount indicated on check (¡×²¼±). 6. ÃB¤â e2shou3, v.i., as in ÃB¤â¬Û¼y formerly, to place hands over forehead in greeting or congratulation. 7. ÃB¼Æ¡]¨à¡^ e2shu4 (er0) (e2shu0er0), n., fixed number; 8. ÃB¼Æ¡]¨à¡^ e2shu4 (er0) (e2shu0er0), n., number or amount. 9. ÃB¤l e2zi0, n., ditto. 10. ÃB¥~ e2wai4, n., extra, in addition to required or prescribed number. 11. ÃB½t e2yUan2, n., the top frame (of window), border (of painting). |
âá | Num. Index: 62S.82-2 | £¡£º£´ jUn1 ![]() |
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V.i. | To chap: âá¯P (of skin) be chapped. |
Õf | Num. Index: 63.00 | £ª£¹£¬ suo1 ![]() |
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V.t. | See ¼¯¡¼ 61.00. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.00 | £££º£®£½ xUe2 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.01 | £¢£¸ chi1 ![]() |
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Adj. | Seven, corresponding to ¡§capital¡¨ for ¤C (in writing checks). |
¬V | Num. Index: 63.01 | £§£³£¾ ran3 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To dye: ¬V¥¬¡A¬V¯È¡A¬V¦çªA¡A¬V«ü¥Ò¡A¬VÀY¾v dye cloth, paper, dress, fingernails, hair; ¬V¦â ran3se4¡õ; ¬V¤@¬V have s.t. dyed; ¬V§{ a dyer's shop; ¬~¬V©± a laundry and dyeing shop; ¬V¬û dyeing jars; ¬V¤u a dyer; þ¬V batik. (2) To contract, catch, incur, become infected with: ¬V¯f ran3bing4¡õ; ¬V±w¡A¬V¤W¡A¬Vûó be infected by; ¬V´c²ß acquire a bad habit, (spec.) be addicted to opium smoking; ¬V¬r contract venereal disease; ¬V«ü ran3zhi3¡õ; ¶Ç¬V catch by infection: ¶Ç¬V¯f infectious, contagious disease; ²ß¬V be accustomed (inured) to, acquire the habit of. (3) To soil, make dirty, contaminate: ¬V¦Ã ran3wu1¡õ; ¦³¬V have illicit sexual relations with a man (woman); ªg¬V be tainted with, acquire (a bad habit); ¦Ã¬V pollute: ªÅ®ð¡]¶¼¤ô¡^¦Ã¬V air (water) pollution. (4) Apply (ink, paint) to paper. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬V¯f ran3bing4, v.i., contract a disease, fall sick, be ill. 2. ¬V¶e ran3dai4, v.i., (LL) be implicated (in crime). 3. ¬V¿« ran3han4, v.i., to wet writing brush with ink and be ready to write. 4. ¬V¤Æ ran3hua4, v.i., come under the influence of a moral teacher. 5. ¬V«ü ran2zhi3, v.i., have a finger in the pie; 6. ¬V«ü ran2zhi3, v.i., ¬V«ü¯ó (bot.) the balsam. 7. ¬V®Æ ran3liao4, n., dyestuffs. 8. ¬V·S ran2re3, v.t., to soil, pollute, taint. 9. ¬V¦â ran3se4, v.t., to dye, apply color to; 10. ¬V¦â ran3se4, v.t., ¬V¦âÅé (biol.) chromosomes. 11. ¬V²ß ran3xi2, v.i., (Budd.) be contaminated by bad habit or customs. 12. ¬V¦Ã ran3wu1, v.t., (1) to stain, pollute, contaminate; 13. ¬V¦Ã ran3wu1, v.t., (2) be infected by (disease). |
±ç | Num. Index: 63.01 | £{£¸£µ£½ liang2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Unnecessary var. ¼Ù) beam: ´É±ç beam and rafters; ªÀ·|´É±ç pillars of society; ±ç¤W§g¤l ¡§the gentleman on the beam¡¨ (allu.) ¡Ð thief. (2) A bridge. (3) Ridge: ¯á±ç spinal column; »ó±ç nose bridge. (4) A surname. |
´ë | Num. Index: 63.01 | £¢£º£½ qU2 ![]() |
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N. | Sewerage, drain, canal: ¤ô¨ì´ë¦¨ what happens without extra effort. | ||||||||
Pron. | (LL) he: ´ëºÙ he says; ´ëµ¥¡A´ë½ú they, those people; ´ë»ú (Shanghai dial.) he, the other person; ´ë (Cantonese dial.) he; ´ë¦a they. | ||||||||
Adj. | Big, chief: ´ë»í qU2kui1¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´ë½Ä qU2chong1, n., anc. heavy cart for ramming city gates. 2. ´ë´ë qU2qU2, adj., (1) (AC) (of mansion) deep and broad; 3. ´ë´ë qU2qU2, adj., (2) ¨ä¸q«h´ë´ëµM (AC) then the meaning (of law) is constrained. 4. ´ëµª qU2da2, n., ball-shaped spikes thrown on ground to obstruct cavalry. 5. ´ë»í qU2kui2, n., rebel chief. 6. ´ë«Ó qU2shuai4, n., rebel leader (also wr. ´ë²v). |
¸d | Num. Index: 63.01 | £{£¸£µ£½ liang2 ![]() |
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N. | Grain as food: »I¸d¡A¸d¦× grain and meat¡Ð signifying good living; °ª¸d common sorghum; °ª¸d°s spirits made from sorghum. |
ÙÉ | Num. Index: 63.01 | £¢£¸£¾ chi3 ![]() |
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N. | Anc. military tally, in the shape of a halbert, for transmitting messages: ÙÉ´u ditto; | ||||||||
N. | ÙÉ«H message provided with tally. |
Úç | Num. Index: 63.01 | £¨ zi1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Sacrificial rice: Úç²± (pr. zi1cheng2) rice and other kinds of grain offered to gods in sacrificial vessels. (2) The various kinds of grain. |
ãv | Num. Index: 63.01 | £¢£¸£¾ chi3 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Interch. ÙÉ 63.01. (2) (*qing4) ªÖãv 21A.42. |
¥Ã | Num. Index: 63.02 | £º£¶£¾ yong3 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) Ever, forever, permanent, -ly: ¥Ã»· yong3yUan3¡õ; ¥Ã««¤£¦´ (fame) will go down to posterity; ¥Ã¤£¤ÀÂ÷ never will be separated again, always together; ¥Ã¤£ûx¥Î (punishment for offending official) name to be struck out from civil service henceforth. (2) Eternal: ¥Ã¥Í yong3sheng1¡õ. (3) (AC) long: ¥Ã±Þ¡A¥Ã©] yong3zhou4, yong3ye4¡õ; ¥Ã¤é¡A¥Ã¦~ yong3ri4, yong3nian2¡õ; ½Ö¿×ªe¥Ã (AC) who says that the river is too long? | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥Ã¦w yong3an1, phr., eternal peace. 2. ¥Ã½ú¤l yong3beeihzi0, adv., for life: ¥Ã½ú¤l¤£±o½¨ subjugated forever. 3. ¥Ã§O yong3bie2, phr., parting forever. 4. ¥Ã«í yong3heng2, adj., permanent, lasting, eternal. 5. ¥Ã§T yong3jie2, adv., (Budd.) forever and ever. 6. ¥Ã¤[ yong2jiu3, adj. & adv., permanent, -ly, forever. 7. ¥Ã±Þ yong3zhou4, n., the livelong day. 8. ¥Ã»x yong3zhi4, v.i., to be remembered always: ¥Ã»x¤£§Ñ to remember forever. 9. ¥Ã³Z yong3jUe2, phr., see yong3bie2¡ô. 10. ¥Ã©R yong3ming4, n., (LL) long life. 11. ¥Ã¼} yong3mu4, phr., to remember forever. 12. ¥Ã¦~ yong3nian2, n., (1) a long life; 13. ¥Ã¦~ yong3nian2, n., (2) a whole long year. 14. ¥Ã¤é yong3ri4, n., the livelong day. 15. ¥Ã¥Í yong3sheng1, n., the eternal life. 16. ¥Ã«Ñ yong3xiang4, n., (AC) the ¡§long alley¡¨ for imprisoning palace maids. 17. ¥Ã¹Ø yong3shou4, n., longevity. 18. ¥Ã¥@ yong3shi41, adv., forever, for life: ¥Ã¥@¤£§Ñ will never forget (kindness). 19. ¥Ã³u yong3shi42, phr., to pass away forever. 20. ¥Ã©] yong3ye4, n., the whole night. 21. ¥Ã¶h yong3yi4, phr., ¤@³Ò¥Ã¶h to do s.t. well so that one never has to do it again (as a completely new installation instead of constant repairs). 22. ¥Ã»· yong2yUan3, adv., forever, always: ¥Ã»·°O±o remember always. |
¨} | Num. Index: 63.02 | £{£¸£µ£½ liang2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Good people: ½å¨} the good and able people, Hahn period system of selection for posts; »z¨}¬°µs accuse good people as robbers; ¢¨}¬°±@ force good family girls to be prostitutes; ±q¨} (of prostitutes) return to decent life; ¨}¥Á¡A¨}®a liang2min2, liang2jia1¡õ. (2) Conscience: ¤Ñ¨}¡F¨}¤ß liang2xin1¡õ. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Good, law-abiding, decent: ¨}®a liang2jia1¡õ. (2) Good, nice: ¨}¾÷ nice opportunity; ¨}½t good chance, good match for marriage; ¨}¹Ï¡A¨}µ¦ good plan; the good and able in certain professions: ¨}®v¡A¨}Âå good teacher, doctor; ¨}±N¡A¨}¬Û good general, minister; ½å©d¨}¥À good wife and loving mother as ideal of womanhood; ¦s¤ß¤£¨}, see ¨}¤ß liang2xin1¡õ; ¤£¨}©ó¦æ walk with difficulty; ¤£¨}¤Ö¦~ juvenile delinquent. (3) Good in quality: ¨}ª÷ good quality gold; ¨}ª÷¬ü¥É (fig.) good advice, writing; ¨}¥Ð fertile land, good quality farm; ¨}ÃÄ good medicine. (4) Nice and pleasant: ¨}±à pleasant meeting of friends; ¨}¨°¬ü´º¡]©`¦ó¤Ñ¡^ (what to do with) such a beautiful day in such pleasant surroundings? ¦p¦¹¨}©]¦ó what to do with such a beautiful night? (5) Born, untaught: ¨}ª¾¡A¨}¯à liang2zhi1, liang2neng2¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) (LL) very: ¨}¤[¡A¨}¦h¡A¨}²` very long, very many, very deep; ¥Î¤ß¨}W done out of deepfelt affection in roundabout way (help to friends, etc.). (2) (LL) indeed: ¨}¦³¥H¤] (thus we see) indeed there was a good reason. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨}¾ÉÅé liang2dao4ti3, n., (phys.) good conductor. 2. ¨}¤è liang2fang1, n., good recipe. 3. ¨}®a liang2jia1, n. & adj., good decent family: ¨}®a¤l¡A°ü¤H son, women of good families; 4. ¨}®a liang2jia1, n. & adj., ¨}®a¤k good family girl, not a professional. 5. ¨}ª¾ liang2zhi1, n., conscience, instinctive moral sense. 6. ¨}¥Á liang2min2, n., law-abiding people. 7. ¨}¯à liang2neng2, n., innate ability. 8. ¨}µ½ liang2shan4, adj. & n., kind, humane (heart), good (breeding, family); 9. ¨}µ½ liang2shan4, adj. & n., meekness. 10. ¨}¤ß liang2xin1, n., conscience; 11. ¨}¤ß liang2xin1, n., »¡¨}¤ß¸Ü to be quite fair; 12. ¨}¤ß liang2xin1, n., ¨}¤ßµo²{ stung by conscience. 13. ¨}¤Í liang2you3, n., good companion. |
¸Æ | Num. Index: 63.02 | £¦£« sha1 ![]() |
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N. | See ³P¸Æ 91.02, cassock. |
¤æ | Num. Index: 63.10 | £x£²£¾ dou3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A peck, a dry measure, containing 10¤É¡G¤É¤æ¤p¥Á poor people, peck and hamper people. (2) A liquid measure: °s¦Ê¤æ a hundred ¤æ of wine; ¥«¤æ 10 catties of rice or 1.63 gallons; ¤ô¤æ a ladle, dipper. (3) The Constellation ursa major, the dipper, also called ¥_¤æ the Northern Star; «n¤æ constellation in Sagitarius; º¡¤Ñ¬P¤æ a starry night; (fig.) filled with puzzles and perplexities; ¤æÂà°Ñ¾î the dipper handle turns and the Constellation Orion is across, the day-break. (4) The peck used as symbol of s.t. small: ¤æ«°¡A¤æ«Ç¡A¤æ±b small city, room, tent. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¤æÁx dourdan3, adj., presumptuous. 2. ¤æ©± dou3dian4, n., grain shop. 3. ¤æ¤è dou3fang1, n., sheets about one foot square with inscription for pasting on wall; 4. ¤æ¤è dou3fang1, n., ¤æ¤è¦W¤h (contempt.) poetasters. 5. ¤æ«ý dourgong3, n., wooden square blocks supporting beams and girders. 6. ¤æºß dou3ji1, n., fingerprint, consisting of rounded (¤æ) and open (ºß¡× dust bin) whorls. 7. ¤æ°O dou3ji4, n., ditto. 8. ¤æ²Á dou3li4, n., large rain hat. 9. ¤æªù dou3men2, n., sluice gate. 10. ¤æÁO dou3peng0, n., Chin. style overcoat, with hood covering head and neck. 11. ¤æßK dou3shao1, n., rice basket: ¤æßK¤§¤H a rice-bag, Confucius' description of officials of his times. 12. ¤æ±J dou3xiu4, n., the Constellation ursa major. 13. ¤æ¯¾ dou3wen2, n., fingerprint containing spiral whorls. |
·Ç | Num. Index: 63.10 | £¤£¹£´£¾ zhun3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) The nose: »ó·Ç tip of the nose; ¶©·Ç nose with a high bridge; ·ÇÀY zhun3tou2¡õ. (2) Target: ¯}·Ç¡]¡×¯}ªº¡^ hit the target; ºË·Ç take aim. (3) Standard, rule, guideline: ·Ç«h¡A·Ç÷ zhun3ze2, zhun3sheng2¡õ; ¼Ð·Ç standard; ¥H¦¹¬°·Ç take this as standard or model. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) According to: ·Ç¦¹ according to this (description, etc.); see 㦹 63A.11. (2) Reliable, sharp, accurate, -ly: ·Ç½T zhun3qUe4¡õ; ·Ç¸¨¨à zhun3lao4er0¡õ; ·ÇµÊ®ð stable temperament; ¨S·ÇµÊ®ð unpredictable temperament; ·Ç®É zhun3shi2¡õ; ·Ç®ÉÔ punctually; ·Ç¤K®É¤J®u dinner served at 8 o'clock sharp; ·Ç´Á zhun3chi2¡õ; »¡¸Ü¤£·Ç one's words are not dependable. (3) Definite, -ly: ·Ç©w zhun3ding4¡õ; ·Ç¨Ó will come definitely; ¨º·Ç¤£¹ï that is definitely wrong; ¨S·Ç¨à see zhun3er0¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·Ç³Æ zhun3bei4, v.i. & t. & n., prepare, -ation. 2. ·Ç¦¨ zhun3cheng21, adj., definite, reliable: ³o¥ó¨Æ¤£¤j·Ç¦¨ this matter is not very dependable. 3. ·Çµ{ zhun3cheng22, n., definite standard. 4. ·Ç´Á zhun3chi2, adv., punctually: ·Ç´Áµo¥X will send out punctually, according to set date. 5. ·Ç½T zhun3qUe4, adj. & adv., accurate, -ly; 6. ·Ç½T zhun3qUe4, adj. & adv., definite, -ly: ³o¸Ü¤£¤j·Ç½T that is not quite correct. 7. ·Çªº zhun3di4, n., goal, aim. 8. ·Ç©w zhun3ding4, adv., definitely (¡×¤@©w). 9. ·Ç¸Ü zhun3hua4, n., honest words or statement. 10. ·Çò| zhun3huo4, n., (AC) see zhun3sheng2¡õ. 11. ·Ç¤ç zhun3jin1, n., (of sales) as in ¨º©±½æªº¬O·Ç¤ç that shop gives you honest weight. 12. ·Ç¨à zhun3er0 (zhun3zhun1er0), n., certainty; 13. ·Ç¨à zhun3er0 (zhun3zhun1er0), n., ¨S·Ç¨à adv., uncertain, one cannot be certain. 14. ·Ç¸¨¨à zhun3lao4er0, n., a (coll.) dependable way of living: ¥LÁ`ºâ¦³·Ç¸¨¨à¤F at last he has a dependable job. 15. ·ÇÀÀ jurnni3, v.i., fully intend to. 16. ·ÇÃШà jurnpu3er0, n., known and set rules, standard: ¨S·ÇÃШà without any rules or standard. 17. ·Ç¤H zhun3ren2, n., (1) (AC) one who carries out the law; 18. ·Ç¤H zhun3ren2, n., (2) (coll.) assigned person. 19. ·Ç¦ÞÀY zhun3she2tou0, phr., ¨S·Ç¦ÞÀY (coll.) one's words are not dependable, trustworthy. 20. ·Ç÷ zhun3sheng2, n., standard or guide of conduct. 21. ·Ç¬P zhun1xing1, n., gun sight. 22. ·Ç¦¡ zhun3shi4, n., see zhun3ze2¡õ. 23. ·Ç®É zhun3shi2, adv., punctual, -ly. 24. ·ÇÀY zhun3tou2, n., (fortuneteller) tip of the nose; 25. ·ÇÀY zhun3tou2, n., (2) (zhun3tou0) (coll.) standard. 26. ·Ç«h zhun3ze2, n., standard, guideline. |
»F | Num. Index: 63.10 | £¤£±£¿ zhao4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (LL) to originate, to set a beginning and lead to later developments: »F¨Æ create an incident; »F³^ cause a lawsuit; »F°ê found a country; »F·³ begin a new year. | ||||||||
Words | 1. »FºÝ zhao4duan1, v.i., (1) to have beginning in; 2. »FºÝ zhao4duan1, v.i., (2) to create an incident. 3. »Fº× zhao4huo4, v.i., to create or lead to disaster. 4. »F«Ø zhao4jian4, v.i. & t., to found (a large undertaking). 5. »F¶Ã zhao4luan4, v.i., to create disorder or rebellion. 6. »FÆ] zhao4xing4, v.i., to incite trouble, cause a break in relations; 7. »FÆ] zhao4xing4, v.i., create an accident. 8. »F©l zhao4shi3, v.i., to begin, to assume form. 9. »F³y zhao4zao4, v.i., to create, found (a country, dynasty). |
¶î | Num. Index: 63.11 | £y£¹£½ tu2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Mud: ¶î¬´ tu2tan4¡õ. (2) (Interch. ³~ esp. LL roadside): ¶î¦³¾j¡¼ corpses of people who died of famine are seen by the roadside; ¹J½Ñ¶î met on the way; ¹DÅ¥¶î»¡ hearsay. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To apply, smear: ¶î¤WÃC¦â apply color; ¶î¤@¶î smear it over; ¶î¤£¦n cannot paint or apply color well; ¥H¯»¶î±¡A¶î¯» apply powder on face; ¶î»I apply ointment; ¶î¯×©Ù¯» apply make-up. (2) Scribble badly, disfigure with marks and lines, cross out lines in composition: §O¦bÀð¤W¶Ã¶î don't scribble or draw on the wall; ¶î®ø§@íu invalidate by crossing or blotting out; ¶î§ï¡A¶î«¡A¶î¾~ tu2gai3, tu2cuan4, tu2ya1¡õ; ¤@±Ñ¶î¦a be completely routed in battle or venture (¡§bite the dust¡¨); ¨x¸£¶î¦a entrails smear the ground of (of defeated army). (3) (AC) to besmear (person's name). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¶îªþ tu2fu4, v.i., aggravate evil: ¦p¶î¶îªþ (AC allu.) like piling up mud on mud. 2. ¶î§ï tu2gai3, v.t., cross out lines in composition. 3. ¶î®Æ tu2liao4, n., color paint. 4. ¶î©Ù tu2mo3, v.t., smear over; 5. ¶î©Ù tu2mo3, v.t., write in slipshod manner. 6. ¶î¹¢ tu2shi4, v.t., paint over (objects). 7. ¶î¬´ tu2tan4, v.i. & t., trample people like mud and ashes: ¶î¬´¥ÍÆF or be so trampled; 8. ¶î¬´ tu2tan4, v.i. & t., ¥ÍÆF¶î¬´ i.e., treat people's lives with utter disregard. 9. ¶î« tu2cuan4, v.t., to delete or interpolate passage. 10. ¶î¾~ tu2ya1, v.i., (derog. of) bad writing, esp. bad calligraphy. 11. ¶î¤A tu2yi3, v.t., cross out and make a ¡§reverse¡¨ mark (~) in composition. |
µs | Num. Index: 63.30 | £x£±£¿ dao4 ![]() |
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N. | Thief, burglar, brigand: ±jµs robber; ®üµs pirate; µs¥ç¦³¹D (play on sound dao4) thieves have their code of honor. | ||||||||
V.t. | To rob, steal: µs±°¡Aµs§T raid, ransack, rob; | ||||||||
V.t. | ³Qµs be robbed; | ||||||||
V.t. | to cheat: µs¥Î¤½´Ú embezzle public funds; | ||||||||
V.t. | µs½æ sell what is not one's own (property); | ||||||||
V.t. | µs¹Ó rob a grave; | ||||||||
V.t. | ´Û¥@µs¦W (derog. of writers, artists) win notoriety or undeserved popular success by cheap means. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µs®× dao4an4, n., case of robbery, burglary. 2. µsª© dao4ban3, n., pirate edition. 3. µsÅÑ dao1qie4, v.i., to steal. 4. µsê dao4fei3, n., bandit. 5. µs¦½ dao4han4, v.i., perspire during sleep. 6. µs¡¼ dao4kou4, n., bandit, robber. 7. µsÃÁ dao4sou3, n., thieves' lair. 8. µs¸é dao4ze2, n., thieves and brigands. |
Àú | Num. Index: 63.30 | £x£µ£¿ dang4 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) U.f. ¿º 20A.50, to cleanse, drift, be agitated, etc. (2) Rarely used for ·e¡A¾× to block off. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÀúÂþÆH dang4qiu1qian1, v.i., to sit on a swing. 2. Àúº° dang4di2, v.i. & t., to rinse, cleanse: Àúº°§Ú¤ß (of scenery) refreshes my heart. 3. Àú¤f dang4kou3, v.i., rinse mouth. 4. Àúºy dang4yang4, v.i., adrift or afloat. |
«t | Num. Index: 63.40 | £¨ zi1 ![]() |
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N. | One form of official document, a memorandum: «t¤å zi1wen2¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) V.i., to sigh: «t¶Ø zi1jie1¡õ; «t«t make a long sigh. (2) V.t., consult, discuss with: «t¿Ñ zi1mou2¡õ; «t¸ß zi1xUn2¡õ; «t³X zi1fang3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «t½Ð zi1qing3, v.t., to make official request, seek official opinion. 2. «t³X zi1fang3, v.t., seek the opinion of, talk over (with official). 3. «t¶Ø zi1jie1, v.i., to sigh in regret or admiration. 4. «t¿Ñ zi1mou2, v.i., take counsel with. 5. «t¸ß zi1xUn2, v.t., to consult (person), esp. in official business. 6. «t¤å zi0wen2, n., a memorandum between government offices of equal rank. |
úË | Num. Index: 63.40 | £¢£¸£¾ chi3 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.40 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.41 | £{£¸£²£½ liu2 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.50 | £v£´£½ men2 ![]() |
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ÃT | Num. Index: 63.63 | £¦£« sha1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) The shark. (2) A small fish which buries itself in the mud. |
²¡ | Num. Index: 63.70 | £©£½ ci2 ![]() |
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N. | Porcelain. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²¡¾¹ ci2chi4, n., porcelain ware. 2. ²¡¿j ci2zhuan1, n., enamel bricks. 3. ²¡L ci2tai1, n., molded crockery before firing. 4. ²¡¤g ci2tu3, n., kaolin. 5. ²¡¥Ë¨à ci2wa3er0, n., bits of broken china. 6. ²¡üK ci2yao2, n., kiln. |
ú] | Num. Index: 63.70 | £u£¸£¶£½ ping2 ![]() |
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V.t. | To lean (on a low table, a railing). |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.70 | £¡£¸£±£¾ jiao3 ![]() ![]() |
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®¡ | Num. Index: 63.72 | £¨£¿ zi4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.i. | Do as one pleases, indulge oneself: ®¡±¡ give free rein to one's passions; ®¡¸v throw off restraint, act with a high hand, (of writings) forceful; ®¡·N indulge one's wishes, do as one likes; ®¡Áa indulge in sensual pleasures; ®'æµL§Ò act recklessly. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.72 | £º£¶£¾ yong3 ![]() |
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V.t. | See ¼£¡¼ 91.72. |
¾Ì | Num. Index: 63.72 | £u£¸£¶£½ ping2 ![]() |
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N. | Support, supporting evidence: warrant, certifying paper: ¥H¦¹¬°¾Ì this will serve as certification; ªÅ¤fµL¾Ì formula for certificate ¡§as oral promise is not enough¡¨; ¾Ì¾Ú¡A¾Ì·Ó¡A¾ÌÃÒ ping2jU4, ping2zhao4, ping2zheng4¡õ; ¤å¾Ì diploma. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) Lean on: ¾ÌÄæ»·²· or ¾Ì²· leaning on balcony and looking at the distance. (2) Base on, rely on, use as permit: §A¾Ì¬Æ»ò»¡³o¸Ü what is your basis for saying so? ¾Ì¨é¤Júè admission by ticket; ¾Ì¨}¤ß»¡ (say this on one's conscience) to be fair; ¾Ì°ªÁ{¤U advantage of commanding position overlooking below; ¾ÌÀI (of fort) based on natural strategic position (mountain pass, etc.). (3) Let, with sense equiv. Eng. ¡§come what may¡¨: ¾Ì¥L«ç»ò»¡ let him say what he will; ¾Ì¥L«ç¼Ë½|§Ú let him say what nasty things he wants; ¾Ì§A«ç¼Ë do your damnedest (I will not yield). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¾Ì¤Ý ping2diao4, v.i., evoke sense of the past by looking at old historical places. 2. ¾Ì¥M ping2zhang4, n. & v.t., basis for support; 3. ¾Ì¥M ping2zhang4, n. & v.t., to rely on (s.t. or s.o.). 4. ¾Ì·Ó ping2zhao4, n., certificate, permit. 5. ¾ÌÃÒ ping2zheng4, n., evidence. 6. ¾ÌÁ· ping2zhe2, n., passbook, like savings passbook. 7. ¾ÌÂÇ ping2jie4, n. & v.t., reliance, support; 8. ¾ÌÂÇ ping2jie4, n. & v.t., rely on (connections, etc.). 9. ¾Ì·Ç ping2zhun3, n., reliable standard. 10. ¾Ì¾Ú ping2jU4, n., (usu. wr.) evidence; 11. ¾Ì¾Ú ping2jU4, n., basis for belief. 12. ¾ÌªÅ ping2kong1, adv., without ground or basis: ¾ÌªÅ§ù¼¶ create groundless rumors. 13. ¾Ì«î ping2shi4, n. & v.t., see ping2jie4¡ô. 14. ¾Ì¨Ì ping2yi1, n. & v.t., see ping2jie4¡ô. |
ÂV | Num. Index: 63.72 | £v£´£¿ men4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Sad: ¼«ÂV simmering with rage; ·ÐÂV depressed, mortified. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.72 | £¥£¿ chi4 ![]() |
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Adj. | See Ì£º¢ 22A.40. |
¸ê | Num. Index: 63.80 | £¨ zi1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Capital, wealth, resources: ¸ê°] zi1cai2, ¸ê¥» zi1ben3, ¸ê²£ zi1chan3, ¸ê·½ zi1yUan2, ¸êª÷ zi1jin1, ¸ê·~ zi1ye4¡õ; ®a¸ê family (material) circumstances; ®v¸ê the available supply or quality of teachers; §ë¸ê to invest; ɸê borrow money; ¶l¸ê postage; µ§¸ê writer's fees; ¸ê»º terminate s.o.'s service by paying him a lump sum of money; ¸ê°e¦^Äy give (s.o.) money and send him home. (2) Ability, natural endowment: ¸ê½á innate ability; ¤Ñ¸ê native intelligence, aptitude; ¸ê¸[ natural endowments; ¸ê½è zi1zhi2¡õ ; ¸ê©Ê inborn character. (3) Qualifications: ¸ê®æ zi1ge2, ¸ê¾ú zi1li4¡õ; ¸ê¼i qualifications and previous experience; ¤W¸ê a person of the highest caliber; ¸ê±æ zi1wang4¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) Furnish, supply, aid, assist: ¸êµ¹ provide with funds, give monetary assistance; ¸ê§U zi1zhu4¡õ; ¸ê§L aid with troops. (2) To help toward: ¥H¸ê¸É§U to help as subsidy; ¥H¸êºû«ù help toward maintenance. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¸ê¥» zi1ben3, n., (econ.) capital: ¸ê¥»¥D¸q capitalism; 2. ¸ê¥» zi1ben3, n., ¸ê¥»®a (econ.) a capitalist; 3. ¸ê¥» zi1ben3, n., ¸ê¥»©Ê§ë¸ê capital investment. 4. ¸ê²£ zi1chan3, n., (1) wealth, property, riches; 5. ¸ê²£ zi1chan3, n., (2) (accounting) assets; 6. ¸ê²£ zi1chan3, n., ¸ê²£¶¥¯Å propertied class, capitalists; 7. ¸ê²£ zi1chan3, n., ¸ê²£t¶Åªí balance sheet of assets and liabilities. 8. ¸ê¤è zi1fang1, n., (econ.) the management (opp. ³Ò¤è labor). 9. ¸ê©ò zi1fu3, n., travelling expenses. 10. ¸ê®æ zi1ge2, n., one's qualifications or social standing. 11. ¸ê¬F zi1zheng4, n., a senior adviser to the president or, formerly, to ruler. 12. ¸êª÷ zi1jin1, n., capital (funds). 13. ¸ê§U zi1zhu4, v.t., subsidize, assist financially. 14. ¸ê½è zi1zhi2, n., inborn character. 15. ¸ê®Æ zi1liao4, n., data, materials for some specific use; 16. ¸ê®Æ zi1liao4, n., ¸ê®Æ«Ç reference room. 17. ¸ê¾ú zi1li4, n., qualifications and previous experience. 18. ¸ê°] zi1cai2, n., money, capital, wealth. 19. ¸ê±æ zi1wang4, n., a person's prestige, standing. 20. ¸ê·~ zi1ye4, n., investment, enterprise, material property. 21. ¸ê·½ zi1yUan2, n., resources: ¤ÑµM¡]¤H¤O¡^¸ê·½ natural (manpower) resources. |
¿S | Num. Index: 63.81 | £y£µ£¿ tang4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To scald and cause a burn: ¿S¶Ë be scalded; ¿S¤Fªw¨à blister from a burn. (2) To heat up by placing in vessel containing hot water: ¿S°s heat up wine thus. (3) To iron: ¿S¦çªA to iron (press) clothes; ¿S¥¤F press smooth; ¿S±o¦n¥¦n«G pressed beautifully; ¿SµJ¤F burnt by ironing. (4) To treat (hair) by heat: ¿SÀY¾v wave by curling-irons or have permanent wave; ¿SÄú fill in with wax or wax a surface. (5) Have hot bath: ¿S¾þ hot bath; ¥Î¼ö¤ô¿S¿S¸} have a hot foot bath. | ||||||||
Adj. | Hot to the touch: «Ü¿S¡A¦n¿S¡Aºu¿S very hot; also ¿S¤H¡G³o´ö«Ü¿S¤H this soup is scalding hot; ¤£¿S¤F no longer scalds. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿S¤æ tang4dou3, n., pressing iron. 2. ¿S¾v tang4fa3, n., to have permanent wave. 3. ¿S¤â tang4shou3, adj., hot to the touch: (fig.) ³oÓ¤H«Ü¿S¤â better not touch this man ¡Ð keep away from him. 4. ¿SÃÄ tang4yao4, n., ointment or lotion for burns. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63.82 | £¦£¹£µ shuang1 ![]() |
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¤§ | Num. Index: 63.83 | £¤ zhi1 ![]() ![]() |
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Fin.part. | (*'zhi1) (LL) corresponding in meaning to ¡§it¡¨: Á`¤§¡AÁ`¦Ó¨¥¤§ to sum it up; n¤§ the important point is; ©ö¦a¦Ó©~¤§¡A«h¬ÒµM if they changed places, they would behave in the same way. | ||||||||
N. | The character ¤§¡G¤§¦r¸ô an S-shaped road; ¤£ÃѤ§µL do not know even the simplest characters; ¤§¥GªÌ¤] four words recognized as fin. part. of the literary language. | ||||||||
Pron. | (*zhi1zhi0) (1) (a) (LL, used in objective case) it, him, her, them: «ã¥Øµø¤§ stare at it (him); ¨ú¦Ó¥N¤§ take it over; ÄU¤§¤£Å¥¡A±þ¤§¥i¤] try to persuade him and if he won't listen, you can kill him; ©d¤§¥H¤k marry one's daughter to him; µM¤§ (LL) approve of it; ¿Õ¤§¡A³\¤§ (LL) promise him (her) or it; ¼ú¤§ (LL) reward him; ©I¤§ call him; (b) in AC, oft. precedes negative vb.: ¥¼¤§ª¾¡A¥¼¤§»D¡A¥¼¤§¨£ never knew it, heard it, or saw it (cf. ¤£§Úª¾ do not know me); ©`¤§¦ó¡A¦p¤§¦ó ¡§why stand for it¡¨ ¡Ð why, how. (2) LL used to indicate possessive case, see Prep. ¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. | (AC & LL) to go: §g±N¦ó¤§ where are you going? ¤£ª¾©Ò¤§ do not know where (person) went; ±N¤§·¡ was going to ·¡; ¤ß¤§©Ò¤§ where the mind longs to be. | ||||||||
Adj. | (AC) this: ¤§¤l¤_Âk (AC) this girl is going to her new home; | ||||||||
Adj. | ¤§¤H¦a¡A¤§¼w¤] (AC) this type of man, this type of conduct. | ||||||||
Prep. | (1) Possessive part., ¡§of¡¨, like vern. ªº: ¦¼¤§¹L¤] this is your fault; ¤Ò¤l¤§¤å³¹ the literary knowledge of the Master; used largely in mod. Chin. writing where there are several ¡§of's¡¨, ¤§ may replace ªº for variation or dropped: thus ¡§the development of rural education of Taiwan¡¨ may be ¤µ¤é»OÆW¡]ªº¡^¶m§ø±Ð¨|¤§µo®i or ªºµo®i; ¤§¿× be the meaning of; ¬FªÌ¡A¥¿¤§¿×¤] the meaning of ¬F (government) is ¥¿ (order). (2) A preposition of position placed after the n. it governs; thus ¡§before the table¡¨ ®à¤§«e¡F®à¤§«á¡A¤§¤W¡A¤§¤U behind, on, under the table; ¤§¤¤¡A¤§¶¡ the midst of; ´¶¤Ñ¤§¤U all under heaven; ½Í¸Ü¤§¤¤¡A¤§¶¡ in (during) the talk; ¤§¥~ besides, outside; ¤ëÁ~¤§¥~ beside the monthly salary. (3) (AC) until: ¤§¦º¥ÚÃû¥L I will never marry another person until death. (4) To: ¤H¤§¨ä¡]¡×©ó¨ä¡^©Ò¿Ë¦Ó·R²j man loves those to whom he is related. |
Îë | Num. Index: 63.83 | £¥£µ£¾ chang3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) (AC) a long day. (2) Relaxed and easy. |
¤á | Num. Index: 63.91 | £~£¹£¿ hu4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Door, esp. one-panelled door: ªù¤á door, gate; µ¡¤á window. (2) The family: ´X¦Ê¤á¤H®a several hundred families; ¥þ¤á¤H¤f number of persons in entire family; ´I¤á a rich family or person; ®a®a¤á¤á in every home; ®a³ë¤á¾å popularly understood, known to everybody; ¤áµ| household tax. (3) A person of certain professions or status: ±b¤á¡A¤á¦W name is account book; ¦s¤á depositor in bank; ©±¤á a shopkeeper; º®¤á¡AÂy¤á a fisherman, a hunter. (4) A surname. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¤á³¡ hu4bu4, n., formerly, Ministry of Interior. 2. ¤áªø hu4zhang3, n., head of family. 3. ¤á¬F hu4zheng4, n., administration concerning residents and residency. 4. ¤áÄy hu4ji2, n., household record. 5. ¤á¥D hu4zhu3, n., head of family. 6. ¤á¤f hu4kou3, n., population (statistics): ¤á¤fÀˬd census; 7. ¤á¤f hu4kou3, n., ¤á¤f¥U police record of residents. 8. ¤á hu4xian4, n., threshold: ¤á¬°¬ï many visitors. 9. ¤á®x hu4ting2, n., courtyard. 10. ¤áÀY hu4tou2, n., (1) a personal account in bank; 11. ¤áÀY hu4tou2, n., (2) person of status: ¤j¤áÀY a person of financial importance; 12. ¤áÀY hu4tou2, n., §äÓ¦n¤áÀY¶ù§a find a rich man and marry him. 13. ¤á¼ø hu4you3, n., doors and windows. |
«º | Num. Index: 63.93 | £¨ zi1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Gesture, one's bearing or carriage: See compp. ¡õ; ¬ü«º beautiful looks. (2) (U.f. ¸ê zi0) innate capacity: ¤Ñ«º natural endowments. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «º»ª zi1mao4, n., a woman's looks. 2. «º´A zi1mei4, adj., charming, enchanting. 3. «º®e zi1rong2, n., a woman's looks. 4. «º¦â zi1se4, n., feminine beauty. 5. «ºº zi1shou3, n., (of women) a pretty face and beautiful hair. 6. «º¶Õ zi1shi4, n., gestures, bodily movements, posture. 7. «ººA zi1tai4, n., one's bearing or carriage. |
®P | Num. Index: 63.93 | £ª£¹£¬ suo1 ![]() |
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Adj. | ±C®P 63.93. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®Pù suo1luo2, n., (1) a tall tree of India, shorea robusta; 2. ®Pù suo1luo2, n., (2) cf. ÕÄù 10B.91. 3. ®P®P suo1suo1, adj. & adv., (AC) soft, -ly (like silk). |
±C | Num. Index: 63.93 | £u£¬£½ po2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Woman, dame, crone, (coll. or contempt. as in ¡§that woman¡¨), always in compp. (±C¤l po2zi0); ¦Ñ±C old woman, (coll.) wife; ®a¥D±C housewife, mistress of the home; W¤f±C¤ß with kind and compassionate persuasion. (2) Abbr. for ±C±C po2po0, husband's mother; ¤½±C husband's father and mother; ±C®a or ±C±C®a husband's family; ¦³±C®a¤F is already betrothed; ±C·@ mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. (3) Woman of certain professions (´C±C matchmaker, ®v±C medium, ¤ú±C procuress, ñC midwife, ÃıC uneducated woman practitioner of medicine). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±Cù¬w po2luo2zhou1, n., Borneo. 2. ±Cùªù po2luo2men2, n., Brahman (-nical); 3. ±Cùªù po2luo2men2, n., ±Cùªù±Ð Brahmanism; 4. ±Cùªù po2luo2men2, n., ±Cùªù¤Þ, name of MC song. 5. ±C®Q po2niang0, n., (dial.) lowerclass woman. 6. ±C±C po2po0, n., husband's mother (±C±C®a, husband's family), also loosely, a woman of older generation, addressing one's maternal grandmother. 7. ±C±C¶ý¶ýªº po2po2ma1ma1de0, adj., effeminate, sissy (of mother's boy); 8. ±C±C¶ý¶ýªº po2po2ma1ma1de0, adj., indecisive, hesitant. 9. ±C®P po2suo1, adj., (lit.) whirling (of dance), loitering, lingering (of music). |
ÒJ | Num. Index: 63A.00-1 | £t£¬£½ bo2 ![]() |
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Adv. | ÒJµM¡]¡×«kµM¡^ (AC) pushing up, gushing, vigorously alive. |
·Á | Num. Index: 63A.00-1 | £u£¹£¾ pu3 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Spread wide, covering much area: ·Á³Q covering wide area (cogn. of ´¶ 80.41). |
æ@ | Num. Index: 63A.00-1 | £¦£¹£¿ shu4 ![]() |
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N. | Timely rain. | ||||||||
V.i. | To give life like rain to fields. |
ÀÜ | Num. Index: 63A.00-1 | £y£±£½ tao2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Big waves: ªiÀÜ¡A®üÀÜ seawaves; ªQÀÜ motion and sound of wind through pine forest. |
¥Å | Num. Index: 63A.00-3 | £y£¸£¶ ting1 ![]() |
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N. | A sand bar, a shallow islet in a stream: ¥Å¬w sand shoal, also district name in Fukien. |
¦¾ | Num. Index: 63A.00-3 | £¹ wu1 ![]() |
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ªe | Num. Index: 63A.00-3 | £~££½ he2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A river, stream: ªeÃä¡AªeÀØ¡Aªe¯`¡Aªe¤z river bank; ªe± river surface; ªe¤f mouth of river; ªe¤u river conservancy work; ªeûÒ river bed; ªe¤ß midstream; ªeÅò¡Aªe¶¬ river embankment; ªe¹h water gate, lock on river; ªe³½ he2yU2¡õ; ªeÅÁ fresh-water eel; ªe³½¸¡¯e (LL) diarrhoea, intestinal troubles (as fish's decay begins from the entrails); ªeº}¤l one drowned; ¦YÓªe¸¨®ü°® eat until a whole fortune disappears; ¹Bªe canal. (2) The Yellow River ¡]¶Àªe¡^ oft. without the modifier ¡§Yellow¡¨: oft. appears in names of regions or provinces with reference to the Yellow River, like ªe«n¡Aªe¥_¡Aªe¤º¡Aªe¦è see he2nan2, he2bei3, he2nei4, he2xi1¡õ; from the usu. muddy character of the Yellow River: ªe²M¡A«Sªe¤§²M when the Yellow River is clear ¡Ð once in a blue moon; ªe²M®ü®Ë time of peace; ªe§B he2bo2¡õ; ªeªF·à§q (allu.) reference to henpecked husband married to a ¡§roaring lioness.¡¨ (3) A surname. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ªe¥_ he2bei3, n., the Hopei Province. 2. ªe§B he2bo2, n., River God: ªe§B°ù°ü an anc. custom of sacrificing a young beautiful girl as the wife of the river god. 3. ªe´ë he2qU2, n., canal. 4. ªe¹D he2dao4, n., course of river. 5. ªe¨¾ he2fang2, n., dam, embankment for preventing flood. 6. ªeº~ he2han4, n., the Milky Way: (fig.) ¤Åªeº~´µ¨¥ do not regard it as empty high talk. 7. ªe¬w he2zhou1, n., a river islet. 8. ªe±ç he2liang2, phr., a river bridge. 9. ªe¬h he2liu3, phr., willows that grow on river bank. 10. ªe¬y he2liu2, n., the river current. 11. ªeº| he2lou0, n., vermicelli made of buckwheat or other flour (forced through sieves). 12. ªe¬¥ he2luo4, n., The Yellow River and Luoh River (in Honan), see also he2tu2¡õ. 13. ªe°¨ he2ma3, n., (zoo.) the hippopotamus. 14. ªeºø he2mian2, n., fresh-water sponge found in lakes and rivers. 15. ªe«n he2nan2, n., the Honan Province. 16. ªe¤º he2nei4, n., (1) (AC) the land north of the Yellow River bend; 17. ªe¤º he2nei4, n., (2) Hanoi. 18. ªe¨ he2shen1, n., the actual width of river water, not counting exposed river bed. 19. ªe¦è he2xi1, n., west of Yellow River (Shensi, Kansuh). 20. ªe¨t he2xi4, n., river system. 21. ªeÅy he2tan1, n., river rapids. 22. ªe¹Ï he2tu2, n., as in ªe¹Ï¬¥®Ñ mythic diagram said to have s.t. to do with origin of Chin. script and the ¤K¨ö the eight diagrams. 23. ªe³b he2tun2, n., a fish (with delicious meat, but fatally poisonous if in the preparation the liver and roe are not taken out). 24. ªe¥k he2you4, n., see he2xi1¡ô. 25. ªe¹B he2yUn4, v., river transportation. 26. ªe³½ he2yU2, n., fresh-water fish. |
¨æ | Num. Index: 63A.00-3 | £{£¸£®£¿ lie4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Cold, chilling, icy: ¨æ¬u icy spring; ²M¨æ (of spring water) cold and crystal-clear; »þ¨æ (of person's manner, wind) cold, chilly, forbidding. |
¬{ | Num. Index: 63A.00-3 | £{£¸£®£¿ lie4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (Of water, wine) crystal-clear: »¬{ fragrant and icy clear. |
´ú | Num. Index: 63A.00-4 | £©££¿ ce4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To conjecture, surmise: ´¢´ú¡AÁr´ú to guess, surmise (motives, intentions, cause, etc.); ±À´ú to guess, draw conclusions from certain facts; ´ú¤£³z cannot guess or penetrate (behind motives). (2) To survey (depth, height), trace (origins): ´ú¶q ce4liang2, ´úÔ ce4hou4, ´úø ce4hui4¡õ; ²ö´ú°ª²` (of skill, knowledge) beyond one's depth, fathomless; ¤£´ú s.t. untoward which may happen, unpredictable. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´ú«× ce4duo4, v.t., (1) to measure; 2. ´ú«× ce4duo4, v.t., (2) to surmise. 3. ´ú±ì ce4gan3, n., (surveying) leveling staff (also ¬ñ gan1). 4. ´ú¥úªí ce4guang1biao3, n., exposure meter (photography). 5. ´ú¥ú¾¹ ce4guang1chi4, n., photometer. 6. ´úÔ ce4hou4, n., make meteorological observations. 7. ´úø ce4hui4, v.i., to make drafts, blueprints, maps; 8. ´úø ce4hui4, v.i., ´úøû draftsman, cartographer. 9. ´ú¶q ce4liang2, v.t., (math.) to survey; 10. ´ú¶q ce4liang2, v.t., ´ú¶q§½ survey office; 11. ´ú¶q ce4liang2, v.t., ´ú¶qû surveyor. 12. ´ú¤éÃè ce4ri4jing4, n., helio meter. 13. ´ú¦r ce4zi4, v.i., practise the art of taking character apart and telling fortune by reading meaning into component parts. 14. ´úÅç ce4yan4, n. & v.t., (make) tests (in psychology, intelligence, gen. knowledge, physical fitness, etc.). 15. ´úµ¾¹ ce4yin1chi4, n., acoustometer. 16. ´ú»·Ãè ce4yUan3jing4, n., range finder. 17. ´ú¶ê¾¹ ce4yUan2chi4, n., cyclometer. |
¼ñ | Num. Index: 63A.00-5 | £££º£´£½ xUn2 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) river bank. |
ÞP | Num. Index: 63A.00-5 | £§£¹£¿ ru4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Wet, damp: ÞP´» humid, sultry; ÞP»] ditto; ÞP¼ö oppressively hot; ÞP®ð»]ÄË boiling hot, sweltering. (2) (AC) rich in flavor, greasy: ¶¼¹¤£ÞP eat a simple diet. |
²R | Num. Index: 63A.00-5 | £¦£¹£³£¿ shuan4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To wash: ²R¤@²R give it a wash. (2) ²R¦Ï¦× To cook mutton by dipping very thin slices in boiling water, hence ²RÁç¤l, the usual special Áç¤l (pot) in which the mutton is dipped. (3) To cheat (person). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²Rª÷§@ shuan4jin1zuo4, n., station for washing gold. |
¼ë | Num. Index: 63A.00-5 | £¥£³£½ chan2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Sound of flowing water: ¼ë¼ëªe¤ô. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼ëµE chan2yUan2, adj., sound of gurgling or babbling (brook). |
¼í | Num. Index: 63A.00-5 | £§£¹£´£¿ run4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) Moisten, enrich, benefit: ´þ¼í moisten, nourish, do good to; Àã¼í to moisten; ¼í¾¯ a demulcent; ¼í¤ß¾i²´ (of things) be good to hear or see (¡§gladden the heart and please the eye¡¨); ¼í¤@¼í spray (sprinkle) a little water on. (2) Pay for services rendered: ¼íµ§ run4bi3, ¼í²@ run4hao2, ¼í¸ê run4zi1¡õ. (3) Decorate, embellish: ¼í¹¢ run4shi4, ¼í¦â run4se4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Soft to the touch: ªÎ¼í fat, smooth to the touch: ¥ú¼í lustrous (jade), supple (flesh). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼íµ§ run4bi3, n., payment to a calligrapher (painter, writer) for services rendered. 2. ¼í¸z run4chang2, v.i., (Chin. med.) exert a restorative influence on the digestive organs. 3. ¼íªÍ run4fei4, v.i., (herb med.) exert a restorative influence on the lungs. 4. ¼í®æ run4ge2, n., scale of professional fees charged by painters, writers or calligraphers. 5. ¼í²@ run4hao2, n., ¡×¼íµ§ run4bi3¡ô. 6. ¼í¦â run4se4, v.t., see run4shi4¡õ. 7. ¼í¨ run4shen1, v.i., make life fuller and happier: ´I¼í«Î¡A¼w¼í¨ wealth enriches one materially, but virtue is its own reward. 8. ¼í¹¢ run4shi4, v.t., embellish, improve upon, make more beautiful. 9. ¼í¿A run4tser, v.t., to polish (style); 10. ¼í¿A run4tser, adj., polished, lustrous, supple. 11. ¼í¸ê run4zi1, n., fee paid to artist or writer. 12. ¼í¯q run4yi4, n., profits, gains, returns, earnings. |
û | Num. Index: 63A.00-5 | £}£¹£¬£¿ kuo4 ![]() |
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ûÁ | Num. Index: 63A.00-5 | £¡£¸£³£¿ jian4 ![]() |
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N. | A brook: ¤sûÁ a mountain brook; ûÁ¤ô a creek in a valley; ûÁ·Ë a mountain brook. |
Äi | Num. Index: 63A.00-5 | £{£³£½ lan2 ![]() |
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N. | Waves, ripples; see ªiÄi 63A.82. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÄiÄi lan2lan2, adv., tearfully, weeping bitterly. 2. Äiº© lan4man2, adj., (1) (of ideas, thoughts) incoherent: Äiº©¤£¥i¦¬¬B profuse and breaking apart beyond remedy; 3. Äiº© lan2man2, adj., (2) (of internal decoration) variegated; 4. Äiº© lan2man2, adj., (3) (of music) formless. |
²E | Num. Index: 63A.00-6 | £¥£¹£´£½ chun2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) (With few exceptions in adv. usage, usu. interch. ¯Â 93B.70) pure, unadulterated. (2) Simple, unsophisticated. (3) U.f. ¾J mellow (wine). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²E¥Õ chun2bo2, adj., pure, clean. 2. ²E· chun2feng1, adj., simple, unsophisticated (customs). 3. ²E¥j chun2gu3, adj., unsophisticated, with primitive simplicity. 4. ²E©M chun2he2, adj., simple and kind. 5. ²E«p chun2hou4, adj., ditto. 6. ²E¼ä chun2jie2, adj., pure, clean (also ¯Â). 7. ²E½è chun2zhi2, adj., primitive and simple. 8. ²E¨} chun2liang2, adj., simple and kind. 9. ²E¾| chun2lu3, adj., ditto. 10. ²E¾ë chun2pu3, adj., ditto. 11. ²Eºé chun2cui4, adj., unadulterated. |
´å | Num. Index: 63A.00-6 | £¸£²£½ you2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Stream: ¤W´å¡A¤U´å up-stream, downstream; upper, lower reaches of a river. (2) A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) To swim: ´åªa you2yong3¡õ. (2) To play, play about (interch. ¹C): ´å©óÃÀ (AC) find relaxation in art; ´åÀ¸ you2xi4¡õ. (3) To travel (interch. ¹C), float about, drift: ´åªª¡A´åÀ»¶¤ you2mu4, you2ji2dui4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Floating, drifting: ´å¥Á¡A´å¸ê you2min2, you2zi1¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´å¹Ð you2chen2, n., (LL) floating dust. 2. ´å«Æ you2huan4, v.i., to serve in government at different places. 3. ´åÀ»¶¤ you2ji2dui4, n., guerrillas; 4. ´åÀ»¶¤ you2ji2dui4, n., ´åÀ»¾Ô guerrilla warfare. 5. ´åÂ÷ you2li2, adj., afloat, drifting, without a place for anchor: ´åÂ÷¤À¤l drifters, persons without political affiliation. 6. ´åÀs you2long2, phr., a playing, dancing dragon. 7. ´å¥Á you2min2, n., unemployed people, the homeless, vagabonds. 8. ´åªª you2mu4, v.i., lead a nomad's life: ´åªª¥Á±Ú nomadic tribe. 9. ´å«L you2xia2, n., (AC) champions of the underdog, freelance fighter. 10. ´åÀ¸ you2xi4, n. & v.i., game, play (also wr. ¹C): ´åÀ¸¤H¶¡ fairies descending to earth and worldly pleasures, play through life, (fig.) world of fun and frolic. 11. ´å¤â you2shou3, n., unemployed: ´å¤â¦n¶¢¤§®{ loafers. 12. ´å»¡ you2shuai4, v.t., to sell an idea to interested parties. 13. ´å¤h you2shi4, n., (AC) scholars who travelled abroad to find employers. 14. ´åÃã you2ci2, n., (1) baseless talk; 15. ´åÃã you2ci2, n., (2) light or playful remarks. 16. ´å¸ê you2zi1, n., idle capital. 17. ´å¤l you2zi3, n., (1) traveller away from home; 18. ´å¤l you2zi3, n., (2) (phys.) freed electrons; 19. ´å¤l you2zi3, n., ions. 20. ´å¨¥ you2yan2, n., (AC) rumor. 21. ´å´ you2yang2, v.t. (AC) to praise, extol. 22. ´å¤| you2yi41, v.t., to cruise (as a cruiser), also wr. ¹C«³. 23. ´åÃÀ you2yi42, n., pastime, amusement; 24. ´åÃÀ you2yi42, n., ´åÃÀ·| a social party with amusements. 25. ´å²¾ you2yi0, adj., undecided: ´å²¾¨â¥i. 26. ´åªa you2yong3, v.i. & n., to swim, swimming; 27. ´åªa you2yong3, v.i. & n., ´åªa¦À swimming pool; 28. ´åªa you2yong3, v.i. & n., ´åªa¤j·| n., aquacade. |
À× | Num. Index: 63A.00-6 | £z£¸£¶£¿ ning4 ![]() |
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N. | Mud: ªdÀ× mud. | ||||||||
Adj. | Stagnant, muddy: À×Õï (of road) filled with mud; À׺¢ (of road) muddy. |
´æ | Num. Index: 63A.00-8 | £¡£¸£³ jian1 ![]() |
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V.t. | Cleanse, purge, purify. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´æÒê jian1fu2, v.t., purge of impurities, moral blemishes, evil deeds. 2. ´æÀÞ jian1zhuo2, v.t., see jian1fu2¡ô. 3. ´æ¬~ jian1xi3, v.t., to wash clean. 4. ´æ³· jian1xUe3, v.t., rehabilitate (a person's good name). |
´ü | Num. Index: 63A.00-8 | £º£½ yU2 ![]() |
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N. | Name for «¼y Chungking, capital of wartime China. | ||||||||
V.i. | To change: ¦¹§Ó¤£´ü this determination will never change; ¦Ü¦º¤£´ü will never change until death; ´ü·ù go back on one's promise. |
¯B | Num. Index: 63A.00-9 | £w£¹£½ fu2 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To float, drift, appear on surface: ¯B¥X¤ô± float on surface; ¯B¦b²´«e (of remembered scenes) appear in the mind; ¯B²{ appear (of images, mirage); opp. ¨I chen2: ¸ü¯B¸ü¨I now float up, now submerged ¡Ð uncertain, insecure situation, see ¯B¨I fu2chen2¡õ; ¼Õ¾¯B©ó®ü float out to sea on a raft. (2) Exceed: ¤H¯B©ó¨Æ more personnel or candidates than work available; ¸o¯B©ó®å¬ô crimes exceed those of well-known tyrants. (3) (*fu4) (Coll.) to swim: ¯B¤ô. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) Oft. prefixed to vbb., denoting excessive, irregular: ¯B¦¬ irregular levy; ¯B³ø false report of expenses; ¯BÉ¡A¯B°O entry in accounts as temporary loan. (2) Excessive: ¯BÃB extra, surplus number, sum; ¯B§Q gross income before deductions; ¯B¦W¡A¯BÅA empty reputation. (3) Flowery, ornate: ¯BÆv purely ornamental; ¯Bµü¡A¯B¤å puerile verbiage; ¯B¨¥ baseless talk. (4) Floating, insecure, transient: ¯B¥ÍY¹Ú this floating life is like a dream; ¯Bí transient burial ground. (5) Floating: ¯B«Í floating corpse; ¯B®q floating, shifting island; ¯B·Ï floating mist or smoke. (6) Vagrant, superficial, fickle, inconstant: »´¯B volatile, flighty (of temperament); ¯Bªx¡A¯B¸Ø¡A¯BµØ fu2fan4, fu2kua1, fu2hua2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯B¼Ð fu2biao1, n., buoy. 2. ¯BÁ¡ fu2bo21, adj., superficial (of knowledge). 3. ¯B¥Õ fu2bo22, v.i., drink a forfeit, from ¯B¤@¤j¥Õ fine a cup (¤j¥Õ possibly name of a cup). 4. ¯B¨I fu2chen2, adj. & v.i. & n., uncertain (-ty): «Æ®ü¯B¨I uncertainty of official career; 5. ¯B¨I fu2chen2, adj. & v.i. & n., »P¥@¯B¨I follow the crowd without personal principles; 6. ¯B¨I fu2chen2, adj. & v.i. & n., ¥I¤§¯B¨I phr., of uncertain mail (may or may not reach addressee). 7. ¯B¹Ð¤l fu2chen2zi0, n., (bot.) a crop-destroying insect. 8. ¯Bñ fu2qian1, n., a pasted marginal note which can be removed. 9. ¯BÀJ fu2diao1, n., bas-relief. 10. ¯B°Ê fu2dong4, adj. & v.i., (be) restless; 11. ¯B°Ê fu2dong4, adj. & v.i., (small insects) wriggle about; 12. ¯B°Ê fu2dong4, adj. & v.i., ¯B°Ê²v floating rate of exchange. 13. ¯Bªx fu2fan4, adj., vague, superficial. 14. ¯BµØ fu2hua2, adj., extravagant, showy, luxurious. 15. ¯B¸Ø fu2kua1, v.i. & adj., boast, brag, vainglorious, ostentatious. 16. ¯B®ö fu2lang4, adj., vagrant, without fixed employment: ¯B®ö¤l§Ì vagrant or unemployed persons. 17. ¯B¤O fu2li4, n., buoyancy. 18. ¯B±¡]¨à¡^ fu2mian4 (fur-miah-'l), n., what floats on top, flotsam. 19. ¯Bªj fu2mo41, n., scum. 20. ¯B¨S fu2mo42, v.i., see fu2chen2¡ô. 21. ¯Bâx fu2ou, n., bubbles on water surface. 22. ¯B¥Ö¡]¨à¡^ fu2pi2 (er0), n., epidermis; 23. ¯B¥Ö¡]¨à¡^ fu2pi2 (er0), n., cover (of brochures, etc.). 24. ¯BµÓ fu2ping2, n., duckweed; 25. ¯BµÓ fu2ping2, n., symbol of uncertain life, chance meetings. 26. ¯B¥Í fu2sheng1, n., ephemeral, floating life; 27. ¯B¥Í fu2sheng1, n., ¯B¥ÍY¹Ú life is but a dream; 28. ¯B¥Í fu2sheng1, n., ¯B¥Í¤»°O six chapters of a floating life, a famous autobiography. 29. ¯B²{ fu2xian4, v.i., appear (of memory, image, submerged object). 30. ¯B¤ô *fu4shui3, v.i., to swim. 31. ¯B¥@ø fu2shi4hui4, n., (Japanese) woodcut cartoon. 32. ¯B¥Û fu2shi2, n., pumice. 33. ¯B»O fu2tai2, n., float (bathing beach). 34. ¯BÀY fu2tou2, n., floating scum, flotsam. 35. ¯B±O fu2tu2, n., Buddha (also translated as ¦òªû); 36. ¯B±O fu2tu2, n., pagoda; 37. ¯B±O fu2tu2, n., ¯B±O¹D Buddhism. 38. ¯B¤l fu2zi0, n., float on fishing line. 39. ¯BÀê fu2zao4, adj., restless, violent-tempered, factious. 40. ¯B¦k fu2wang4, adj., false (of doctrine). 41. ¯B°° fu2wei4, adj., false, misleading. 42. ¯B¾l fu2yU2, n., surplus. 43. ¯B¶³ fu2yUn2, n., passing clouds, symbol of insubstantial glory: ¯B¶³´ÂÅS passing clouds and morning dew, not lasting. |
²b | Num. Index: 63A.00-9 | £¡£¸£¶£¿ jing4 ![]() |
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N. | (Peking opera) an actor with a painted face. | ||||||||
V.t. | Cleanse, wash: ²b¤â jing4shou3, ²b± jing4mian4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Clean: ¼ä²b clean, spotless, immaculate; ¥´±½±o«Ü°®²b (of a house, room) dusted spotlessly clean; ¦¬¬B±o°®°®²b²b have (room, house) tidied up; ©úµ¡²b¤L (of a sitting room or study) tastefully furnished and kept spotlessly clean. (2) Pure, unalloyed: ¯Â²b pure, unmixed. (3) Empty, hollow, bare: ²bªÅ a cloudless sky; ¿éÓ°®²b lose every cent in gambling; °½±o°®°®²b²b have everything stolen and nothing left. (4) Net: see ²b»ù¡A²b«¡A²b§Q jing4jia4, jing4zhong4, jing4li4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) Entirely: ³oúGÀY²b¬O¤ô there is nothing but water inside here. (2) Only: «ÎúG²b³Ñ¤U¥L¤@Ó¤H¤Fhe alone is left in the room. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²b¦v jing4zhai2, v.i., to exorcize evil spirits from a house. 2. ²b»ù jing4jia4, n., the net price. 3. ²b« jing4zhong4, n., the net weight. 4. ²b¶q jing4liang4, n., ditto. 5. ²b§Q jing4li4, n., net profit (opp. ¤ò§Q gross profit). 6. ²b± jing4mian4, v.i., to wash face. 7. ²b²~ jing4ping2, n., (Budd.) a washing pot. 8. ²b¨ jing4shen1, v.t., castrate. 9. ²b¤â jing4shou3, v.i., to wash hands. 10. ²b¤g jing4tu3, n., (Budd.) the Pure Land or Paradise of the West. 11. ²b±í jing4tong3, n., (Budd.) a urinal or stool. 12. ²b°| jing4yUan4, n., a Buddhist temple. |
Âs | Num. Index: 63A.00-9 | £{£¸£²£½ liu2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (Of wind) whistling fast; (of water) clear. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÂsÄý liu2lan3, v.i., to browse among books at leisure. |
º¬ | Num. Index: 63A.00-9 | £¸ yi1 ![]() |
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Adj. | Swirling (water): º¬Äi a swirl; ripples. |
á | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £x£¹£¶£¿ dong4 ![]() |
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N. | (er0) Jelly: ¦×á¨à meat jelly. | ||||||||
V.t. | To freeze, congeal: á¾® freeze; áµw¤F (coll.) freeze hard; áµ² dong4jie2¡õ; ᦺ¡AáÀÅ frozen to death; áíL benumb, -ed, frozen unconscious. | ||||||||
Adj. | Icy cold: á§N¡Aá¤âá¸} freezing cold; ¦Bá icy cold. | ||||||||
Words | 1. á½H dong4chuang1, n., chilblains, frostbite. 2. áµ² dong4jie2, v.t., freeze (funds); 3. áµ² dong4jie2, v.t., freeze hard. 4. á¾k dong4nueei, v.i., suffer from cold and hunger. 5. á¦× dong4rou4, n., frozen meat. 6. á¥Û dong4shi2, n., (min.) steatite. 7. áÂà dong4cang2, v.i. & n., refrigerate, -tion. 8. áì dong4yUan2, n., tundra, arctic and antarctic regions permanently covered with ice. |
¨N | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £v£¹£¿ mu4 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | Bathe: ¨N¾v (LL) shampoo ¡]¡×¬~¾v¡^; ¨N¯D mu4yU4¡õ; ¨N«BÀÍ· work, travel in wind and rain; (fig.) ¨N®¦ bathe in superior's love, kindness; ¨NµU¦Ó«a (derog.) making a monkey show (stupid political figures). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨N¤é mu4ri4, n., (AC) day of bath and rest. 2. ¨N¯D mu4yU4, v.i., (LL) take a bath. |
ªz | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £v£°£¿ mei4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (AC) ªz¦å bleeding on the face. |
ªj | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £v£¬£¿ mo4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Bubbles, foam on liquid surface, (oft. mo4zi0, er0): °à°sªj¨à¡]¤l¡^ foam of beer; ªÎ¨mªj¨à soap bubbles, foam. (2) Saliva: ¤fªj¡A¦Rªj. | ||||||||
V.i. | (AC) stop. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ªjªj¥á¥á mo4mo0 diudiu, n., scum, flotsam. |
Ìõ | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £¦£¹£¿ shu4 ![]() |
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N. | Name of a river in Kiangsu. |
²O | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £{£¸£´£½ lin2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (Med.) gonorrhea: ²O¯f lin2bing4¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To spray with water, sprinkle: ²OÀã sprinkled wet (as by rain); ²O«B pouring rain; (Cantonese dial.) drenched in the rain. (2) (*lin4) To filter. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²O¤Ú lin2ba1, n., lymph; 2. ²O¤Ú lin2ba1, n., ²O¤ÚºÞ lymphatics; 3. ²O¤Ú lin2ba1, n., ²O¤Ú¸¢ lymphatic glands. 4. ²O¯f lin2bing4, n., gonorrhea. 5. ²Oºv lin2li2, adj., (of descriptive or oratorical passage) very moving, overwhelming, powerful. 6. ²O²O lin2lin2, adj., descriptive of pouring, dripping: ¦å²O²O bloody in appearance; 7. ²O²O lin2lin2, adj., «B²O²O downpour or continuous rain; 8. ²O²O lin2lin2, adj., Àã²O²O very wet. 9. ²O¯D lin2yU4, n., shower bath. |
Ïx | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £¤£¹ zhu1 ![]() |
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N. | Name of river in Shantung; | ||||||||
N. | Ïxªr the two rivers, area where Confucius taught. |
¼ä | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £¡£¸£®£½ jie2 ![]() |
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V.t. | To clean, cleanse, purify: ¼ä¾ê jie2zun1, ¼ä¤v jie2ji3¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Pure, clean, spotless: ¼ä¥Õ jie2bai2, ¼ä²b jie2jing4¡õ; ²M¼ä pure, clean; ¾ã¼ä tidy, neat and clean; ¤£¼ä dirty, soiled, unhealthy. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼ä¥Õ jie2bai2, adj., spotlessly clean, pure and white. 2. ¼ä²b jie2jing4, adj., clean, neat, tidy. 3. ¼ä¤v jie2ji3, v.i., lead a pure life. 4. ¼äÂ} jie2pi3, n., morbid preoccupation with cleanliness. 5. ¼ä¨ jie2shen1, v.i., as in ¼ä¨¦Û·R lead an honest and clean life. 6. ¼ä¾ê jie2zun1, v.i., as in ¼ä¾êԱР(phr., used in formal invitations) look forward to have the pleasure of your company (lit., ¡§clean the cups¡¨). |
ÞL | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £¤£´ zhen1 ![]() |
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N. | Name of river. | ||||||||
Adj. | ÞLÞL (AC) thriving (vegetation). |
¼ã | Num. Index: 63A.01-1 | £{£±£¿ lao4 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (*lao3) (AC) running pools of water on road: ¦æ¼ã. (2) (lao4) To flood, inundate (interch. åü). | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) (*lao3) (Of rain) pouring: ¼ã«B. (2) ¼ãË lao4dao0¡õ; ¼ã¯ó lao4cao3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼ãË lao4dao0, adj., (1) disappointed or unsuccessful in life; 2. ¼ãË lao4dao0, adj., ¼ã˱õ¤l (of persons) a failure; 3. ¼ãË lao4dao0, adj., (2) *liao2dao3, self-opinionated, difficult to get along with. 4. ¼ã¼ßªw *liao2jiang1pao4, n., blister caused by burn. 5. ¼ã¯ó *liao2cao3, adj. & adv., (of work) careless, slovenly, also ¼ã¼ã¯ó¯ó. |
ú[ | Num. Index: 63A.01-3 | £{£¸£¿ li4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Cold: ú[¨æ chilly, bleak. |
·Ì | Num. Index: 63A.01-3 | £{£¸£¿ li4 ![]() |
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N. | Name of river in Kiangsu. |
º} | Num. Index: 63A.01-3 | £u£¸£± piao1 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) Drift, esp. aimlessly, float about. (2) (AC) blow. (3) (*piao4) Fail, end in failure: ³o¨Æ±¡º}¤F this thing has failed, is lost. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) (*piao3) Bleach. (2) (*piao4) Leave unattended: º}½ã neglect to pay debt. | ||||||||
Adj. | See º}µM piao1ran2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. º}¥Õ piao3bai2, v.t., bleach; 2. º}¥Õ¯» piao3bai2fen3, n., bleaching powder. 3. º}ªy piao1bo2, v.i., drift aimlessly. 4. º}ªx piao1fan4, v.i., float about. 5. º}®ü piao1hai3, v.i., go overseas. 6. º}ª÷ piao1jin1, n., gold vein on surface of mines. 7. º}¨à piao1er0, n., float used by fishermen. 8. º}«G *piao1hliahng, adj., handsome (of dress, person, generous gift); 9. º}«G *piao1hliahng, adj., ¤£º}«G stingy in tips. 10. º}¬y piao1liu2, v.i., drift about. 11. º}¸¨ piao1luo4, v.i., ditto. 12. º}²_ piao1lun2, v.i., drift unemployed or without aim in life. 13. º}¨S piao1mo4, v.i., drift and sink. 14. º}³¾ piao1niao3, n., migratory bird. 15. º}¬V piao2raarn, v.i., dyeing and bleaching. 16. º}µM piao1ran2, adj. & adv., (soar) high and free. 17. º}§µ¨à *piao3xiao4er0, n., mourning cloak of finer fabric. 18. º}·n piao1yao2, v.i., drift about. |
¾þ | Num. Index: 63A.01-4 | £¨£±£¾ zao3 ![]() |
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V.t. | Wash, bathe: ¬~¾þ take a bath; ¬~¾þ¶¡ or ©Ð bathroom; ¨R¾þ have a shower (bath); ¾þ¬Ö zao3pen2¡õ; ¾þ²~ a water pot; ¾þ³· zao3xUe3¡õ; ¾þ¨¯D¼w (AC) develop one's moral being and lead a virtuous life. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¾þ¬Ö zao3pen2, n., bathtub. 2. ¾þ³· tzaurxUe3, v.t., (AC) cleanse: ¾þ³·¦Ó¤ß purify your heart. 3. ¾þ°ó(¤l) zao3tang2(zi0), n., public baths. |
·½ | Num. Index: 63A.01-5 | £º£³£½ yUan2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Spring, fountain, source: ¬u·½ spring; ¤ô·½ source (of river, etc.); ·½¬y¡A·½¥» yUan2liu2, yUan2ben3¡õ: ¦P·½ of the same origin; °_·½ origin of events; ·¹¥»¨D·½ go back to the source or origins; ¥¿¥»²M·½ (phil.) clear up the spring or source of moral character; ¶¼¤ô«ä·½ gratitude for source of benefit; ·½»·¬yªø (a trend, an institution) of anc. origin and long development. (2) A surname. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·½¥» yUan2ben3, n., origin of events: ·½·½¥»¥» (narrate) from the beginning (also wr. 쥻). 2. ·½¬y yUan2liu2, n., origin and development. 3. ·½ÀY yUan2tou2, n., source. 4. ·½©e yUan2wei3, n., story of origin and development of event (usu. wr. ì©e). 5. ·½·½ yUan2yUan2, adv., continuously (like a stream): ·½·½¦Ó¨Ó. |
²D | Num. Index: 63A.01-6 | £{£¸£µ£½ liang2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Cold, coolness: ûó²D catch cold; ¼²D to enjoy the cool air (as under a shade), see Adj.¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | (*liang4) To let cool by air: ²D¤@ªM¶}¤ô¡]¯ù¡^ let a cup of boiling water (tea) cool off; cf. ´½ 41A.01. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Cool, cold: ¤Ñ®ðÅܲD¤F weather has turned cool; ¦B²D icy cold; ²D· cool breeze; ²D®ð cool air; ²M²D(weather) clear and cool; the shade; ²D§Ö¡A²D²n liang2kuai4, liang2shuang3¡õ; ²D¤ô cold water; ²D¯ù cold tea, sometimes medicated; ²D¶º cold rice; ²D³±³± or ½®½®¡]¨à¡^ (yin4), ²DÄBÄB¡A²D´Ë´Ë very cold with sunlight shut out (as in cave). (2) Feel cold, disheartened: ¥L¤@¬Ý´N²D¤F he was greatly disheartened at one look; ²D¤F¥bºI heart chills with disappointment. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²D¯»¨à liang2feeer0, n., cold jelly, agar-agar. 2. ²D¿| liang2gao1, pastry made of glutinous rice, served cold. 3. ²D§Ö liang2kuai4, adj., nice and cool. 4. ²D´U liang2mao4, n., summer hat. 5. ²D´× liang2peng2, n., mat shed. 6. ²D»V liang2xi2, n., fine mat for summer, woven of finely split bamboo. 7. ²D²n liang2shuang3, adj., refreshing. 8. ²D¦å liang2xUe4, adj., coldblooded; 9. ²D¦å liang2xUe4, adj., ²D¦å°Êª« (zoo.) coldblooded animals; 10. ²D¦å liang2xUe4, adj., also fig. of persons. 11. ²D«F liang2ting2, n., pavilion, wayfarer's sheltered station. 12. ²Dµæ liang2cai4, n., cold dishes. |
ûà | Num. Index: 63A.01-6 | £{£¸£´£¾ lin3 ![]() |
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»þ | Num. Index: 63A.01-6 | £{£¸£´£¾ lin3 ![]() |
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Adj. | Fearful, severely cold, austere. | ||||||||
Words | 1. »þ¨æ lin3lie4, adj., bitingly cold (wind). 2. »þ»þ lin2lin3, adj., severely cold, icy; 3. »þ»þ lin2lin3, adj., (of manners) forbidding: «Â·»þ»þ forbidding appearance; 4. »þ»þ lin2lin3, adj., »þ»þ¦p¥Í (of portrait) seems alive. 5. »þµM lin3ran2, adj., forbidding in appearance; 6. »þµM lin3ran2, adj., arousing fear, reverence. |
²F | Num. Index: 63A.01-6 | £©£¹£¶£½ cong2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Gurgling, clanking sound: ²F²F¬u¤ô the murmuring spring. |
²` | Num. Index: 63A.01-6 | £¦£´ shen1 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Deep: ²`«× shen1du4¡õ; ²`®ü¡A²`¤s deep sea, mountains; ²`ªL deep forest; ²`·¾ deep ditch; ®Ú²` deep roots. (2) Profound: ²`»·¡A²`Âã shen1yUan3, shen1sui4¡õ; ²`§®¡A²`¶ø shen1miao4, shen1ao4¡õ; ²`®¦ great favor; ²`±¡ profound friendship, love; ²`¥æ intimate friendship, close friend; ²`½ì profound interest; ²`¿Ñ»·¼{ farsightedness, great forethought; ¤£ÃѰª²` do not comprehend (its) profundity. (3) Deep, dark in color: ²`¬õ dark red; ²`©] late in the night; ²`§ó¥b©] in the dead of night. (4) Hidden: «Jªù²`¦ü®ü a nobleman's mansion is deep like the sea ¡Ð inaccessible; ²`©~¡¼¥X live with few social contacts. | ||||||||
Adv. | Deeply, greatly, very: ²`²` shen1shen1¡õ; ²`·P¡A²`ı feel greatly; ²`«H firmly believe; ²`ª¾¡A²`±x truly know; ²`«ä¡A¦n¾Ç²`«ä of profound, thoughtful in, scholarship; ²`©À remember fondly; ²`ºÃ seriously doubt; ²`´c¡]µhµ´¡^ hate deeply; ²`©ú¤j¸q know clearly the right thing to do and the principles to follow; ²`¥H¬°«D firmly condemn; ²`¥H¬°®¢¡A¬°¾Ñ feel deeply ashamed, deeply regret. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²`Åf shen1an4, adj., dark (room, light). 2. ²`¶ø shen1ao4, adj., profound, difficult to understand. 3. ²`ªø shen1chang2, adj., deep and profound (meaning). 4. ²`¨H shen1chen2, (1) adj., profound, not superficial, also severe, deliberate in speech, manner; 5. ²`¨H shen1chen2, (2) (shen1chen0) adj. & adv., serious, -ly, severe, -ly: ¤£¦n²`¨H³d»@¥L do not punish him too severely; 6. ²`¨H shen1chen2, ³oӨƱ¡úG»á¦³²`¨H this matter is quite serious. 7. ²`²L shen1qian3, n., degree of depth (of water); 8. ²`²L shen1qian3, n., seriousness or depth (of meaning): ²`²L¨à n., ditto. 9. ²`¤Á shen1qie4, adj., earnest (appeal, explanation). 10. ²`«× shen1du4, n., depth (of water, knowledge, etc.). 11. ²`¤À shen1fen1, adv., seriously (discuss, etc.). 12. ²`§ó shen1geng1, n., the dead of night. 13. ²`»Ó shen1gui1, n., deep, hidden boudoir. 14. ²`ÞÌ shen1gu4, n., deep-rooted disease, habit, prejudice. 15. ²`®c shen1gong1, n., deep-hidden or inaccessible palace. 16. ²`«p shen1hou4, adj., profound (friendship). 17. ²`P shen1zhi4, n., profound interest, sentiment. 18. ²`¨è shen1ke4, adj., penetrating (criticism, etc.), acute (observation); 19. ²`¨è shen1ke4, adj., indelible (memory, impression, etc.). 20. ²`´ù shen1miao3, adj., see shen1yUan3¡õ. 21. ²`§® shen1miao4, adj., enticing, deep-felt (thought), esoteric (doctrine) 22. ²`¬N shen1mei4, adj., dark, obscure. 23. ²`¤J shen1ru4, v.i. & t., (1) go beneath the surface, take root (in studies); 24. ²`¤J shen1ru4, v.i. & t., (2) penetrate (foreign territory): ²`¤J¬ã¨s make a deep study (of subject). 25. ²`²` shen1shen1, adv., deeply. 26. ²`®d shen1xiao1, n., deep night. 27. ²`¤ß shen1xin1, (1) n., deep mind or thought; 28. ²`¤ß shen1xin1, (2) adv., (believe) firmy. 29. ²`Âã shen1sui4, adj., deep, impenetrable, obscure (past, origins). 30. ²`½Í shen1tan2, v.i., hold serious discussion, deep conversation. 31. ²`³y shen1zao4, n., deepened or higher studies: ¥H¨D²`³y to pursue higher studies. 32. ²`·L shen1wei2, adj., close and fine (reasoning), precise (knowledge). 33. ²`¤å shen1wen2, n., (1) as in ²`¤å©P¯Ç carefully framed-up argument or accusation; 34. ²`¤å shen1wen2, n., (2) difficult, obscure passage. 35. ²`©] shen1ye4, (1) n., deep night; 36. ²`©] shen1ye4, (2) adv., deep at night. 37. ²`·N shen1yi4, n., very thoughtful purpose; 38. ²`·N shen1yi4, n., very profound meaning. 39. ²`»· shen1yUan3, adv., showing great forethought; 40. ²`»· shen1yUan3, adv., profound. |
Ò\ | Num. Index: 63A.01-8 | £y£¹£½ tu2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Interch. ¶î 63.11, ³~ 81.83. |
º° | Num. Index: 63A.01-9 | £x£¸£½ di2 ![]() |
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V.t. | (LL) cleanse, wash away: º°«¯¡Aº°¹Ð cleanse off dirt, dust; º°¥h wash away. | ||||||||
Words | 1. º°°£ di2chu2, v.t., cleanse away, get rid of (bad practice, etc.), 2. º°¿º di2dang4, v.t., wipe out, clean up (obstructions). |
⸠| Num. Index: 63A.01-9 | £¡£¸£¿ ji4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Bank of river or sea. (2) Sea bottom. |
ò^ | Num. Index: 63A.01-9 | £¸£¶£½ ying2 ![]() |
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V.i. | (Water) to swirl around: ò^Ïw. |
º£ | Num. Index: 63A.02-1 | £¢£¸ chi1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Paint; lacquer, varnish; º£¾¹ chi1chi4, etc.¡õ. (2) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | To paint, to coat with varnish: º£¤WÃC¦â to cover with paint color; º£¤@º£ give it a coat of paint; º£©Ð¤l paint a house; º£Àð to paint walls; ªoº£ to paint or varnish. | ||||||||
Adj. | (Also sp. pr. *qU4) º£¶Â¨à¡Aº£º¡¨à¯Q¶Â pitch-dark. | ||||||||
Words | 1. º£¥¬ chi1bu4, n., lacquered coth. 2. º£¾¹ chi1chi4, n., lacquer ware. 3. º£¬r¯l chi1du2zhen3, n., skin rash owing to smell or contact with lacquer. 4. º£¤u chi1gong1, h., house painter; 5. º£¤u chi1gong1, h., lacquer ware worker. 6. º£¶Â chi1hei1, adj., (sp. pr. *qU4hei1)pitch-dark. 7. º£µe chi1hua4, n., lacquer painting. 8. º£¦v chi1zhai2, n., term for coffin. 9. º£¥Ö chi1pi2, n., lacquered leather; 10. º£¥Ö chi1pi2, n., º£¥Ö¨à coat of paint. 11. º£®Ñ chi1shu1, n., writing with lacquer, before brush and ink were invented. 12. º£¾ð chi1shu4, n., the lacquertree. 13. º£«Ë chi1shi3, n., baby's first bowels after birth, dark in color, (also called ÂÀ«Ë). |
¿@ | Num. Index: 63A.02-2 | £z£¹£¶£½ nong2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Heavy, dense, thick (opp. of light, thin): ¿@©Ù (of women) heavy make-up; ¿@§© heavy make-up matched with brightcolored dress; ²H¡¼¿@©ÙÁ`¬Û©y (of a woman) always charming with either light or heavy makeup; ¿@±K nong2mi4¡õ; ÃC¦â¤Ó¿@ the color is too bright or loud; ¨ý¿@(of food) heavy-flavored; ¿@¯ù strong tea; ¿@¶³±K§G (of sky) overcast with heavy clouds; ¿@±¡»e·N great tenderness among lovers. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿@«× nong2du4, n., (of liquids) density of concentration. 2. ¿@«p nong2hou4, adj., (of material things) thick and heavy; 3. ¿@«p nong2hou4, adj., (of feelings, interest) deep. 4. ¿@±K nong2mi4, n., degree of density (of hair, tress), dense: ¿@±K¬Û©y proper distribution of trees, plans, etc., esp. in painting. 5. ¿@´ö nong2tang1, n., thick soup, cream. 6. ¿@§ nong2yU4, adj., (of wine, tea, etc.) rich and fragrant. |
ÀÛ | Num. Index: 63A.02-2 | £v£¶£½ meng2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÀÛÂE meng2hong2, adj., (1) descriptive of the primeval world; 2. ÀÛÂE meng2hong2, adj., (2) in drunken state. 3. ÀÛÀÛ meng2meng2, adj., drizzling: ÀÛÀÛ²Ó«B. 4. ÀÛÃP«B¡]¨à¡^ meng2song0yU3 (er0), n., drizzle. |
¦B | Num. Index: 63A.02-2 | £t£¸£¶ bing1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Ice: µ²¦B¡A°í¦B (of water) freeze; ¦B¶ô pieces of ice, floes; ¦Bªá crystal patterns; ¦B¤ù bing1pian4¡õ; ice as symbol of purity of character: ¦B²M¥É¼ä¡A¦B¦Ù³·¸z¡F of chasteness of soul: ¤@¤ù¦B¤ß¦b¥É³ý¡A¦B³ý¬î¤ë as symbol of woman's delicate skin or beauty: ¦B«º¡]¦Ù¡^¥É°©¡F of purity of soul: ¦B«º³·¾z; with ³· snow, as symbol of brightness of mind: ¦B³·Áo©ú; with Á÷ frost, as symbol of coldness of face or heart: §NY¦BÁ÷¡A¦BÁ÷®ð»ª; as the cool moon in ¦B½ü¡A¦BÃè¡A¦B½L(¡§ice wheel, ice mirror, ice plate¡¨); thin ice as symbol of danger: ¦p¼iÁ'B; vanish like melting ice in ¦B´²¡A¦BÌñ¡A¦B®ø; dissolve: ¦B®ø¥Ë¸Ñ dissolve like ice, ¦B®øÃú´² dissolve like mist (of trouble, crisis); µAµM¦BÄÀ (of misunderstandings) melt away: ¦B»k (geol.) (of rocks) eroded by glaciers; with ¬´ charcoal, ¦B¬´¤£¬Û®e inimical, hostile to each other, like ice and hot charcoal. (2) In combb. of various utensils: ¦B³U ice bag; ¦Bµ¢¡A¦B®w¡A¦B«Ç basement for keeping ice, ice cabinet; ¦B¸J ice bowl, ¦B·ø¨à clapping copper saucers used by cold drink pedlars in Peiping as trad signal; ¦B±í ice pail; ¦BõÍ bing1cuan1, ¦BÆw bing1tzaur; ¦B¾õ bing1cui4¡õ; ¦B¤t bing1chuan1¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | To ice, put ice around: §â³o²~¨T¤ô¦B¤@¦B put some ice in the soda water. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Ice-cold: §N¦B¦Bªº; iced: ¦B©@°Ø iced coffee; ¦Bá¡A¦B§N¡A¦B²D bing1dong4, bing1leng3, bing1liang2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦B´Î bing1bang4, n., ice sticks (of various flavors). 2. ¦Bâí¨à bing1cha2er0, n., thin coating of ice on water surface. 3. ¦B¤t bing1chuan1, n., glacier. 4. ¦BûÒ bing1chuang2, n., sled. 5. ¦B®q bing1dao3, n., iceberg; 6. ¦B®q bing1dao3, n., Iceland. 7. ¦B¤M bing1dao1, n., the cutting edge of ice skates. 8. ¦BÂI bing1dian3, n., freezing point. 9. ¦B«× bing1du4, n., freezing point, degree of ice. 10. ¦Bá bing1dong4, v.t. & adj., freeze, frozen, freezing cold. 11. ¦B©ò bing1fu3, n., (LL) matchmaker. 12. ¦B´Ò bing1gun4, n., see bing1bang4¡ô. 13. ¦Bük©± bing1guo3dian4, n., cold drink shop. 14. ¦Bªe bing1he2, n., glacier, also ¦B¤t; 15. ¦Bªe´Á bing1he2chi2, n., glacier epoch, ice age. 16. ¦B®Ö¡]¨à¡^ bing1hu2 (er0), n., (dial.) clean part of natural ice (for eating or drinking). 17. ¦B²NµY bing1ji1lin2, n., ice cream. 18. ¦B·q bing1jing4, n., formerly, summer gift for Peking officials. 19. ¦BÀ@¡]¨à¡^ bing1zhui1 (bing1jueer0), n., see bing1zhu4¡õ. 20. ¦B¬W bing1zhu4, n., icicles; 21. ¦B¬W bing1zhu4, n., (geol.) column formations in glaciers. 22. ¦B§N bing1leng3, adj., ice-cold, very cold. 23. ¦B·« bing1leng2, n., see bing1zhu4¡ô. 24. ¦B²D bing1liang2, adj., very cool, very cold. 25. ¦B±Æ¤l bing1pai2zi0, n., (coll.)sled, sledge. 26. ¦B¹r bing1pao2, n., hail. 27. ¦B¤ù bing1pian4, n., Baroos camphor from Borneo, also called Às¸£; 28. ¦B¤ù bing1pian4, n., pieces of ice. 29. ¦B¤H bing1ren2, n., matchmaker (also called ¦B©ò bing1fu3¡ô, ¦B¤U¤H). 30. ¦B¤s biangshan1, n., iceberg; 31. ¦B¤s biangshan1, n., (fig.) people temporarily in power, not to depend on; 32. ¦B¤s biangshan1, n., ¦B¤s¤wË phr., power has collapsed. 33. ¦B½c bing1xiang1, n., refrigerator, icebox, freezer. 34. ¦B¾c bing1xie2, n., skates. 35. ¦B¿} bing1tang2, n., crystal sugar; 36. ¦B¿} bing1tang2, n., ¦B¿}JĪ¡]¨à¡^ sweetmeat consisting of sugarcoated sour plums, pierced together on a stick. 37. ¦BõÍ bing1cuan1, n., sled, sledge. 38. ¦B¾õ bing1cui4, n., ditto. 39. ¦B¾L»Ä bing1tsuhsuan1, n., (chem.) glacial acetic acid. 40. ¦BÆw bing1tzaur, n., see bing1cuan1¡ô. 41. ¦Bì bing1yUan2, n., (geol.) glacial plateau. |
²g | Num. Index: 63A.02-3 | £¤£¹£¬ zhuo1 ![]() |
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N. | Name of a xian4: ²g¿¤ in Hopei. |
Âr | Num. Index: 63A.02-4 | £u£¹£¿ pu4 ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | (*bao4) Âr«B torrentail rain. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Âr¥¬ pu4bu4, n., waterfalls. |
º¦ | Num. Index: 63A.02-5 | £¤£µ£¿ zhang4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To swell up: º¦°_. (2) To rise in water, in prices; to inundate: º¦¤ô¡Aº¦¤j¤ô to flood; º¦¼é the rising tide; º¦»ù rise in price; º¦¸¨ zhang4lao4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. º¦¸¨ zhang3lao4, n. & v. i., (the) rise and fall (of prices, tides). |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63A.02-6 | £|£¹£´£¾ gun3 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To turn round and round: ²y¦b¦a¤W¡¼ the ball is rolling on the ground; ¡¼°Ê rotate, roll; ¡¼ÅKÀô roll a hoop; ¨®½ü¡¼¤F¡AÁ³±Û¼Õ¡¼¤F the wheels, propellers are rotating; ¥´¡¼ turn a somersault; ¡¼¨Ó¡¼¥h roll back and forth; º'a¶Ã¡¼ roll all over the ground; «BºwªuûóÀ𡼤U¨Ó raindrops are dripping from the wall; ¡¼¨à a somersault. (2) To boil: ¤ô¡¼¤F the water is boiling; ¡¼¡]¶}¡^¤ô boiling water. (3) (Banking) to compound interest: §Q¤W¡¼§Q with interest compounded (annually, etc.); ¡¼¦s gun3cun2¡õ. (4) (Command to) scram, go away: ¡¼³J be off! ¡¼¥X¥h begone! ¡¼¶} scram! §Ö¡¼ beat it! ¡¼¡A¡¼¡A¡¼¡Aget out! get out! | ||||||||
Adj. | (Of currents) rushing, torrential: ¡¼¡¼ªø¦¿ªF³u¤ô eastward rush the torrential currents of the Yangtze; ¡¼¡¼¦Ó¨Ó(of water) come in torrents; °]·½¡¼¡¼ profits pouring in from all sides. | ||||||||
Adv. | Very, to a high degree: ¡¼¿S red hot; ¡¼¼ö¡]¨àªº¡^ (of human body) feverish, (of food) boiling hot; ¡¼¶ê perfectly round; ¡¼«G dazzlingly bright. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼Ãä gun3bian1, n., embroidered border (also ãlÃä). 2. ¡¼¤M¦× gun3dao1rou4, n., a desperado. 3. ¡¼¥Ê gun3gua1, adj., (1)round and fat; 4. ¡¼¥Ê gun3gua1, adj., (2)¡¼¥Ê¨à¡A¡¼¥ÊÄê¼ô having s. t. at one's fingertips. 5. ¡¼§Q gun3li4, v.i., (banking) deposit money at compound interest. 6. ¡¼¦s gun3cun2, adj., (accounting) accumulated, cumulative: ¬Õ¾l¡¼¦s accumulated or cumulative surplus. 7. ¡¼¤l gun3zi0, n., a roller. |
ÀÚ | Num. Index: 63A.02-6 | £~£±£½ hao2 ![]() |
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N. | A moat (cf. ˢ 11A.02). |
ô[ | Num. Index: 63A.02-6 | £§£µ£½ rang2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Covered with dewdrops: ¹sÅSô[ô[ (AC) heavily bedewed. |
ªa | Num. Index: 63A.02-6 | £º£¶£¾ yong3 ![]() |
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V.i. | To swim: ´åªa ditto; ´åªa¦À swimming pool; ´åªa¦ç swimming suit; ¤TÂIªa¦ç bikini; ¥õªa back stroke; ª¦ªa crawl stroke; µìªa breast stroke; ½ºªa butterfly stroke; °¼ªa side stroke. |
®ö | Num. Index: 63A.02-6 | £{£µ£¿ lang4 ![]() |
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N. | A wave, swell of water: ªi®ö waves; ®ü®ö ocean waves; ¥Õ®ö·Ê¤Ñ white-crested wave surging and swelling sky-high; ®ö¼é wave, tide; ¤j®ö rolling waves; ·®ö big waves, stormy sea, (fig.) esp. «_·®ö take risk; ®öªá lang4hua1, ®öÀYlang4tou2¡õ; ¥ú®ö light waves; Án®ö sound waves; ¼ö®ö a heat wave. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Profligate, reckless: ©ñ®ö dissolute, lax, unrestrained; ®ö©ñ lang4fang4, ®ö²õ lang4mang3, ®ö¿º lang4dang4, ®ö¾ lang4zhi2¡õ; ©s®ö rough and rude; ®ö¤k¤H a licentious woman; ®öºA licentious manners or conduct. (2) Wasteful, extravagant, unfounded: ®ö¶O lang4fei4¡õ; ®ö±oµê¦W unearned reputation; ®ö»y¡A®ö¶Ç unfounded reports, rumors. | ||||||||
Adv. | Freely, unwisely: ®ö¹C travel freely, roam around; ®ö«H¤H¨¥ unwisely believe in others' words. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®ö¾ô lang4qiao2, n., (gymnastics) a swinging bridge. 2. ®ö¿º lang4dang4, adj., profligate, jobless and leading a life of dissipation. 3. ®ö©ñ lang4fang4, adj., without restraint (usu. ©ñ®ö). 4. ®ö¶O lang4fei4, adj. & v.t., extravagant, wasteful (of money, time, energy); 5. ®ö¶O lang4fei4, adj. & v.t., to waste. 6. ®öªá lang4hua1, n., (1) the foam of breaking waves; 7. ®öªá lang4hua1, n., (2) flowers that do not bear fruit. 8. ®öü½ lang4ji1, v.i., travelling footloose: ®öü½¤Ñ²P roaming freely all over the world. 9. ®ö¾ lang4zhi2, v.i., commit dereliction of duty. 10. ®ö²õ lang4mang3, adj., dissolute, lax in morals. 11. ®öº© lang4man4, adj., (1) licentious, unrestrained; 12. ®öº© lang4man4, adj., (2) (translit.) romantic; 13. ®öº© lang4man4, adj., ®öº©¥D¸q (litr.) romanticism; 14. ®öº© lang4man4, adj., ®öº©¥v n., (translit.) romance (also ù°Ò´µ). 15. ®ö¤ì lang4mu4, n., a seesaw, a swing log. 16. ®ö¤H lang4ren2, n., a hobo, vagabond; ruffian; 17. ®ö¤H lang4ren2, n., (Japanese) ronin. 18. ®ö¤h lang4shi4, n., (LL) a libertine. 19. ®öÀY lang4tou2, n., big waves; 20. ®öÀY lang4tou2, n., breaker, ¡§white-caps¡¨: ®öÀY«Ü°ª the waves are high. 21. ®ö¤l lang4zi3, n., a prodigal son: ®ö¤l¦^ÀY return of the prodigal son. |
ºy | Num. Index: 63A.02-8 | £¸£µ£¿ yang4 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) (Water) swirl about: °Êºy drift and swirl, (fig.) agitated. (2) To overflow: ¨Ó±ß¤Fªº¤H¡A³£©¹¥~ºy those who came late overflowed to the outside areas. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ºyºy yang4yang4, adj., agitated. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63A.02-8 | £©£³ can1 ![]() |
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¬£ | Num. Index: 63A.02-9 | £u£¯£¿ pai4 ![]() |
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N. | School or current of thought, sect, groups of different beliefs: ¬y¬£ branch of thought; ¾Ç¬£, school of thought; ÄÒ¬£ political party, wing; ·s¡A¬£ new, old elements in society; ¥ª¡A¥k¬£¡Aleftists, rightists; ¬£§O pai4bie2¡õ; (AC) a branch of water current; ®ð¬£ style (of dress, behavior). | ||||||||
V.t. | To appoint (person) to post, mission; send (troops): ¤À¬£, to distribute, designate (work, gifts); allot blame (¬£¥L¤£¬O put blame on him). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬£§O pai4bie2, n., categories, schools of thought, belief. 2. ¬£»º pai4qian3, v.t., send s.o. on mission. 3. ¬£¥X©Ò pai4chu1suuo, n., branch police station. 4. ¬£µo pai4fa1, v.i., distribute. 5. ¬£¨t pai4xi4, n., affiliation with (school or party). 6. ¬£ÀY pai4tou2, n., style (of dress, behavior). |
²K | Num. Index: 63A.02-9 | £y£¸£³ tian1 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To add, increase, oft. ²K¤W¡G²K¥»¡]¨à¡^ increase capital; ²K¿ú¡A²K¤H put in more money, more people on staff, ²K³f replenish store supplies; ²KÂI¨à¡A²K¤F¤@ÂI add a little; ²K©Ð see ²K½c tian1xiang1¡õ; ²K¬Ö throw coins of luck into baby's bath on third day; ²KÂù¸_¤l put on another pair of chopsticks (for unexpected guest); ²Kªo¥[¾L garble story by adding details (to inflame hearer); ²KªK±a¸ add or fabricate, details of story; ÀA¤W²Kªá add to happy occasion or to glory, beauty; ²KºÖ²K¹Ø ¡§many happy returns of the day,¡¨ to increase one's luck and long life. (2) Used as prefix to many vbb., meaning in addition: ²K³]¡A²K¸m add annex or more furniture, etc.; ²KÁÊ buy in addition, buy more. (3) To give birth to: ¤S²K¤F¤@Ó¤p«Ä¨à had another baby, see ²K¤B tian1ding1¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²K¸É tian1bu3, v.t., put in extra (capital, staff, etc.) 2. ²K¤B tian1ding1, v.i., have another son. 3. ²K¶º tian1fan4, v.i., have another helping of rice. 4. ²K§ï tian1gai3, v.t., correct and insert words or phrases in manuscript. 5. ²K¸m tian1zhi4, v.t., put in extra (furniture, etc.). 6. ²K³] tian1she4, v.t., add (to building, posts, etc.). 7. ²K½c tian1xiang1, v.i., give presents to bride (also ²K©Ð). |
Õñ | Num. Index: 63A.02-9 | £{£¹£¿ lu4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (Of water) clear: ÀãÕñÕñ wet through. | ||||||||
V.i. | (Var. of âu) to filter. |
¥Ä | Num. Index: 63A.10-1 | £¤ zhi1 ![]() |
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N. | (zhi1er0) Juice: ¥Ä¤ô fluids; ªG¥Ä fruit juice; ¦×¥Ä meat juice; ¾¥¥Ä fluid ink; esp. for writing with brush. |
éë | Num. Index: 63A.10-1 | £~£¹£³£¾ huan3 ![]() |
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V.t. | To wash (var. of ÒF 63A.70). |
Õï | Num. Index: 63A.10-2 | £z£±£¿ nao4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Mud: ªdÕï mire; ÕïÀ× full of mud and slush. |
Ìñ | Num. Index: 63A.10-2 | £u£³£¿ pan4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (AC) melt (of ice). | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ìñ®c pan4gong1, n., (AC) name of banquet hall, now symbolic of academy of scholars, esp. in phr. ¤JÌñ to pass degrees in civil examinations. 2. Ìñ¦½ pan4han4, adj., expansive (of flooding waters). 3. ÌñµA pan4hua4, v.i., dissolve like floes. |
¬z | Num. Index: 63A.10-2 | £¡£¸£´ jin1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A ferry: ¬z´ç jin1du4, ¬z±ç jin1liang2¡õ; °Ý¬z (lit.) ask the way to the ford, (fig.) to interest one-self in s.t.: µL¤H°Ý¬z no one shows any interest in (person, thing); °g¬z go astray, miss one's way: «üÂI°g¬z show s.o. how to get to the right paht. (2) An important communication center: ¬zn jin1yao4, ¬zÃö jin1guan1¡õ; ¤Ñ¬z Tientsin. (3) Saliva: ¬z²G jin1ye4¡õ. (4) Money as fees or ¡§lubricant¡¨: ¬z¼í jin1run4¡õ; ¬z¶K jin1tie1¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬z¶e jin1dai4, n., guide (to learning). 2. ¬z´ç jin1du4, n., a ferry crossing. 3. ¬zµ jin1fa2, n., (1) a bamboo raft for ferrying; 4. ¬zµ jin1fa2, n., (2) a path, a guide to doing things. 5. ¬zÃö jin1guan1, n., a customs barrier, a check point. 6. ¬z¬z jin1jin1, adj., (1) (of water) overflowing; 7. ¬z¬z jin1jin1, adj., (2) (of food ) delicious, (of words) intensely interesting: ¬z¬z¦³¨ý appetizing, palatable. 8. ¬z±ç jin1liang2, n., guide or bridge (to learning). 9. ¬z¼í jin1run4, (1) v.t., moisten; 10. ¬z¼í jin1run4, (2) n., money fees or subsidy. 11. ¬z¶K jin1tie1, n. & v. t., subsidy, jin1ize. 12. ¬zn jin1yao4, n., a strategic point; 13. ¬zn jin1yao4, n., a key position in government. 14. ¬z²G jin1ye4, n., saliva. |
åû | Num. Index: 63A.10-2 | £{£¸£´£½ lin2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (LL, of water) clear. |
¦½ | Num. Index: 63A.10-3 | £~£³£¿ han4 ![]() |
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N. | Perspiration, sweat: ¥X¦½¡A¬y¦½¡A²I¦½ to sweat; ¦h¦½ sweaty; ¤@¨¯ä¦½ stink with perspiration; º¡ÀY¤j¦½ head covered with big drops of perspiration; ¦½¬y¯HI perspire all over with shame or gratitude; ¦½¤Uperspire with shame; ¤@¨§N¦½ break out in cold sweat; µs¦½ (of sick people) night sweats; µo¦½ to induce or give perspiration; ¦½¤û¥R´É (of multitude of books) enough to fill the roof (to the beam) and cause cows to perspire in cart; ¦½°¨¤§³Ò service in battle. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦½´³ han4ban1, n., a skin disease, tinea versicolor (also ¦½½I). 2. ¦½«C han4qing1, n., (LL) books, history (¡§sweat out the sap in bomboo¡¨¡Ð anc. form of preparing bamboo strips for writing). 3. ¦½»o¨à han4gua4er0, n., see han4shan1¡õ. 4. ¦½ÆP han4jian3, n., sweat deposits on shirts. 5. ¦½¤y¡]¨à¡^ han4jin1 (han4jie1er0), n., formerly, a kerchief, handkerchief. 6. ¦½µ¸¨à han4lao4er0, n., meshed shirt worn in summer. 7. ¦½º© han4man4, adj., run riot, flooding over: ¦½º©¤£¥i¦¬±Ë broken beyond all bounds; 8. ¦½º© han4man4, adj., superficial, indiscriminate (stories, hearsays). 9. ¦½¤ò han4mao2, n., (physiol.) down. 10. ¦½m han4shan1, n., shirt; (lit., ¡§sweat shirt¡¨) vest or T shirt. 11. ¦½¸¢ han4xian4, n., sweat glands. 12. ¦½ë|¡]¨à¡^ han4ta1 (er0), n., (dial.) shirt. 13. ¦½ÃC han4yan2, adj., ashamed (¡§sweat on face¡¨). |
¬| | Num. Index: 63A.10-3 | £·£¾ er3 ![]() |
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N. | Name of lake in Yunnan, famous for its strong tea (´¶¬|¯ù). |
¼æ | Num. Index: 63A.10-3 | £y£³£½ tan2 ![]() |
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N. | Deep pool, pond, small lake: ¤ô¼æ¡A²`¼æ deep pond; ©ú¼æ clear pond; ºÑ¼æ blue lake. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼æ²Ä tan2di4, n., (court.) your house (lit. ¡§deep mansion¡¨). 2. ¼æ©² tan2fu3, n., ditto. |
¿A | Num. Index: 63A.10-4 | £¨££½ ze2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A marsh, swamp: ´ò¿A lakes and swamps; ¤t¿A streams and marshes; ªh¿A swamps; ¿A°ê ze2guo2¡õ; ¿A¦aswampy ground, low land. (2) Kindness, beneficence: ®¦¿A kindnesses done, favors shown; ¿A¥Á to benefit the people: ¤WP§g¡A¤U¿A¥Á give the prince wise counsel and let the people benefit thereby; ¿A¤Î confer benefits on. (3) Ancestral handwriting: ¤â¿A¡]µS¦s¡^ ancestor's calligraphic works (are still extant). (4) Good influence: §g¤l¤§¿A¡A¤¥@¦Ó±Ù the good influence of men of virtue will not be lost for (at least) five generations. (5) Underwear: »P¤l¦P¿A (AC) I will share my shirts with you, hence ³T¿A comrades at arms. | ||||||||
Adj. | Smooth, glossy: ¥ú¿A radiant, lustrous; ¼í¿A smooth and soft; ¬ü¿A¥i¥HŲ such a bright surface that it can serve as a mirror. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿Aº£ ze2chi1, n., (bot.) the wart weed. 2. ¿A°ê ze2guo2, n., land flooded with water: ºÉ¦¨¿A°ê all the land is inundated. 3. ¿A³T ze2pao2, n., comrades at arms. 4. ¿A¼g ze2xie4, n., (bot.) the water plantain. |
éí | Num. Index: 63A.10-5 | £u£¸£¿ pi4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (AC) to bleach. |
²f | Num. Index: 63A.10-6 | £©£¹£°£¿ cui4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To temper (iron, steel) by sudden plunge in water, (also wr. ÚX); (fig.) to harden character: ²fÄr. (2) To alter color, consistency: ¥HÃIJf¤§ treat with certain chemical. |
ºs | Num. Index: 63A.10-6 | £¤£µ zhang1 ![]() |
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N. | Name of place: ºs¦{ name of district in Fukien Province; ºsªe name of river; ºsµ³ velvet of ºs¦{¡Aºs½v brocade of ºs¦{ with velvet designs. |
âq | Num. Index: 63A.10-6 | £~£¹£¾ hu3 ![]() |
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N. | Marsh ground on lake side: ¤ôâq¶Ç Water Marins, a popular picaresque novel. |
·º | Num. Index: 63A.10-6 | £¨£¾ zi3 ![]() |
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N. | Sediment, dregs: ·ºÂ© zi3hui4¡õ; ¹Ð·º dust and dirt; ´í·º (lit.) refuse, waste material, (fig.) the dregs of society. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·ºÂ© zi3hui4, (1) n., dirt, filth, impurity; 2. ·ºÂ© zi3hui4, (2) v.t., make dirty, to soil, defile. |
´ý | Num. Index: 63A.10-6 | £~£¹£´£½ hun2 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Concealed, unrevealed: ´ý²[ restrained, containing more than is expressed. (2) (*hun4) Nebulous: see ´ý¨P hun2dun4, ´ý¤Ñ hun2tian1¡õ. (3) Muddy (interch. ²V): ´ý¿B hun2zhuo2¡õ. (4)(*hun4) Stupid (interch. ²V): §A³o¤H¦n´ý how stupid you are; ´ý¤H¡A´ý³J hun2ren2, hun2dan4¡õ. (5) Whole: ´ý¨ the whole body: ´ý¨¸Ñ¼Æ every means of solution, charm (of women). | ||||||||
Adv. | (Chiefly MC and poet.) completely, almost: ´ýµM hun2ran2¡õ; ªù«e¤pÅy´ý±ý¥ the shallow rapids outside are almost submerged in water; ´ý¦ü just like, almost like; ´ý¤£¦ü hun2bu4syh¡õ; ´ý¤£¤ñ completely unlike. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´ý¤£¦ü hun2bu4syh, n., an ancient four-stringed instrument (like µ\µ] and yet is not). 2. ´ý¦¨ hun2cheng2, adj., (of composition, sentence) like nature itself, effortless-highest quality of art. 3. ´ý³J hun2dan4 (huhn-dahn), n., (abusive) ¡§rotten egg,¡¨rogue (also wr. ²V³J). 4. ´ý¨P *hun4dun4, adj., in the nebulous state before the universe was formed: ´ý¨Pªì¶} when the universe was taking shape. 5. ´ý¾µ hun2e4, adj., completely naive, innocent: ´ý´ý¾µ¾µ (universe) in nebulous state; 6. ´ý¾µ hun2e4, adj., (child's mind) yet undeveloped. 7. ´ý¬A hun2gua1, v.t., include: ´ý¬A¤@¤Á including all. 8. ´ý¾¡]¨à¡^ hun2guan1(hun2gua1er0), n., adult prostitute, dist. ²M¾ young girl in singsong house still a virgin. 9. ´ý²[ hun2han2, (1)v.t., to overlook (fault); 10. ´ý²[ hun2han2, (2) adj., restrained, not too explicit in language. 11. ´ý¤Æ hun2hua4, adj., (of art work) completely transformed or merged. 12. ´ý´ý *hun4hun4, adj., unformed, nebulous, in original state. 13. ´ý®a hun2jia1, n., (MC) wife. 14. ´ýª÷ hun2jin4, n., ´ýª÷¿\¥É phr., (of person's talent or art) ¡§like unsmelted gold and unchiselled jade¡¨¡Ð completely natural, a high praise. 15. ´ý¿B hun2zhuo2, adj., muddy, spoiled, filthy (also wr. ²V¿B). 16. ´ý¶Ã *huunluadn, adj., mixed, disorderly (also wr. ²V). 17. ´ýµM hun2ran2, adj., (1) completely natural, see hun2cheng2¡õ; 18. ´ýµM hun2ran2, adj., (2) completely: ´ýµM¤£Ä± do not feel at all. 19. ´ý¤H hun2ren2, n., (abusive) a lout, loafer, ruffian. 20. ´ý¤Ñ *hun4tian1, n., an anc. theory that the sky was like an eggshell and the earth a yolk; 21. ´ý¤Ñ *hun4tian1, n., ´ý¤Ñ»ö(astron.) an armillary sphere. |
¬v | Num. Index: 63A.10-8 | £¸£µ£½ yang2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Ocean: ®ü¬v seas, oceans; ¥X¬v¡A©ñ¬v go overseas; ¦L«×¬v the Indian Ocean; ¤Ó¥¬v the Pacific; ¤j¦è¬v the Atlantic; ¥_¦B¬v the Arctic Ocean; «n¦B¬v the Antarctic Ocean. (2) Dollars: ¤j¬v a dollar; »È¬v silver dollar; ¬v¿ú money. | ||||||||
Adj. | Foreign, Western, imported: ¬v¤H¡]¦è¬v¤H¡^¡A¬v³f¡]¦è¬v³f¡^ yang2ren2, yang2huo4¡õ; ¦è¬vªF¦è Western things; ¬vµe¡A¬vÀ\¡A¬v¸Ë Western painting, food, dress, etc. (in this sense ¦è or ¡§Western¡¨ is just as common: ¦èµe¡A¦èÀ\¡A¦è¸Ë); ªF¬v Japan or Japanese. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬v¥Õ»É yang2bai2tong2, n., nickel or zinc alloy of copper, cf. yang2tie3¡õ. 2. ¬v¥¬ yang2bu4, n., calico, shirtings; 3. ¬v¥¬ yang2bu4, n., ²Ó¬v¥¬ muslin. 4. ¬v¨® yang2che1, n., jinricksha, rickshaw. 5. ¬vºj yang2qiang1, n., rifle. 6. ¬v¿ú yang2qian2, n., money in gen.: ¨S¦³¬v¿ú have no money. 7. ¬vµ^ yang2qin2, n., (1) piano; 8. ¬vµ^ yang2qin2, n., (2) harpsichord. 9. ¬v¨ú¿O¨à yang2qU3deng1er0, n., (pop.) matches, see yang2huo3¡õ. 10. ¬v¿O yang2deng1, n., kerosene lamp. 11. ¬v¯» yang2fen3, n., agar-agar, see yang2cai4¡õ. 12. ¬vªA yang2fu2, n., Western dress. 13. ¬v°¤l yang2gui3zi0, n., foreigner (not in polite intercourse). 14. ¬v¦æ yang2hang2, n., a foreign firm. 15. ¬vºi yang2huai2, n., (bot.) robinia pseudacacia. 16. ¬v¦Ç yang2hui1, n., cement (also called ¤ôªù¥Å). 17. ¬v³f yang2huo4, n., imported goods. 18. ¬v¤õ yang2huo3, n., matches (also called ¦Û¨Ó¤õ). 19. ¬v¬õ yang2hong2, adj., carmine. 20. ¬v®ùÀØ yang2jing1bang1, n., former International Settlement in Shanghai; 21. ¬v®ùÀØ yang2jing1bang1, n., ¬v®ùÀØ^»y pidgin English. 22. ¬v¸Ë yang2zhuang1, n., (1) Western dress; 23. ¬v¸Ë yang2zhuang1, n., (2) Western bookbinding. 24. ¬vµâ yang2jU2, n., (bot.) the dahlia. 25. ¬vÄú yang2la4, n., (Western) candle. 26. ¬vÄl¡]¤l¡^ yang2lu2(zi0), n., Western stove. 27. ¬v± yang2mian4, n., sea surface. 28. ¬v¥£ yang2nu2, n., men servile to foreigners. 29. ¬v½L yang2pan2, n., (Shanghaidial.) a raw hand, one not yet smart enough. 30. ¬v¤H yang2ren2, n., Westerner, foreigner. 31. ¬v³Ê yang2san3, n., (Western) umbrella. 32. ¬v¯½ yang2sha1, n., muslin. 33. ¬v¸²y yang2xiu4qiu2, n., (bot.) the hydrangea. 34. ¬v¦¡ yang2shi4, adj., Westernstyled. 35. ¬vÅK yang2tie3, n., galvanized iron; 36. ¬vÅK yang2tie3, n., tinned iron. 37. ¬vµæ yang2cai4, n., agar-agar. 38. ¬vüp yang2cong1, n., Western (the common) onion. 39. ¬vºÏ yang2ci2, n., enamel (bathtub, etc.). 40. ¬vÄû¤l yang2wa4zi0, n., socks. 41. ¬v«½«½ yang2wa2wa0, n., a foreign doll. 42. ¬v¤å yang2wen2, n., foreign language. 43. ¬v°È yang2wu4, n., formerly, foreign affairs. 44. ¬vûÇ yang2yan1, n., cigarette. 45. ¬v¬v yang2yang2, adj., (1) vast, great, impressive; 46. ¬v¬v yang2yang2, adj., (2) overflowing, drifting; 47. ¬v¬v yang2yang2, adj., (3) leisurely. 48. ¬vÃÄ yang2yao4, n.,(1) formerly, opium; 49. ¬vÃÄ yang2yao4, n.,(2) Western medicine. 50. ¬v·¸ yang2yi4, v.i., (reputation) spread far and wide. 51. ¬v¯Ø¤l yang2yi2zi0, n., modern soap. 52. ¬v»È yang2yin2, n., a coppernickel-zinc alloy. 53. ¬vªo yang2you2, n., kerosene. |
´û | Num. Index: 63A.10-9 | £u£¯£¿ pai4 ![]() |
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Adj. | See ¼ê´û 63A.91. |
Ïz | Num. Index: 63A.10-9 | £¡£¸£µ£¿ jiang4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) a flood: Ïz¤ô a deluge, inundation. |
Äé | Num. Index: 63A.11-2 | £|£¹£³£¿ guan4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Ä鿤 name of a country in Szechuan Province. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To flood with water: Äéµ@ guan4gai4¡õ. (2) Pour in (liquid): Äéª` pour out or into; Äé¤ô pour in water, to flood; Äé°s make (s.o.)drink wine against his will; Äé¸z guan4chang2¡õ; Äé°g´ö flatter, fawn; Äé¼Õ guan4jiang1¡õ; Äé¿é guan4shu1¡õ; Äé¾K make (s.o.) drunk; Äé¤J pour into. (3) (Of sounds) to record: Äé¤ù¤l¡AÄé°Û¤ù to cut phonograph records. | ||||||||
Adj. | (Of trees) growing in clusters: Äé¤ì guan4mu4¡õ; Äé²õ guan4mang3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Äé¸z guan4chang2, n. & v.i., (1) (med.) (give) an enema; 2. Äé¸z guan4chang2, n. & v.i., (2) (make) sausage. 3. Äéµ@ guan4ggaih, n. & v.t., irrigate, -tion. 4. Äé¼ß guan4jiang1, v.i., (archit.) to grout, pour liquid mortar to fill crevices: Äé¼ß¨à v.i., (med.) to form vaccinial vesicles. 5. Äé²õ guan4mang3, n., coppice, underbrush. 6. Äé¤ì guan4mu4, n., (bot.) shrubs, brushwood. 7. Äé³à guan4sang0, v.i., (abusive) dead drunk. 8. Äé¿é guan4shu1, v.t., pour into: Äé¿é«ä·Q indoctrinate, brainwash inject ideas into mind of people. |
Åy | Num. Index: 63A.11-2 | £y£³ tan1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Beach: ®üÅy sea beach; ¨FÅy sandy beach; ªdÅy mud beach; ÅyÀY°}¦a beachhead of landing force. (2) Rapids. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Åy²î tan1chuan2, n., small boat of canoe size. 2. Åy® tan1huang2, n., see Åu® 10A.11. 3. Åy¤á tan1hu4, n., makers of salt on the beach. 4. Åy®v tan1si4, n., pilot over rapids. 5. ÅyÀY tan1tou2, n., beachhead; 6. ÅyÀY tan1tou2, n., ÅyÀY¤p½Õ a kind of boatman's song. 7. Åy¤l tan1zi3, n., (MC) worker on bank who pulls boat up through rapids or gorges by rope. |
¨L | Num. Index: 63A.11-3 | £¹£µ wang1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) (LL) a stretch of water: ¤@¨Lªe¤ô. | ||||||||
V.i. | To soak, wet: ³s»V¤l³£¨LµÛ¤ô even the mat was soaked. | ||||||||
Adj. | (Of water) vast; (LL) deep (favor). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨LµM wang1ran2, adj. & adv., vast (stretch of water); 2. ¨LµM wang1ran2, adj. & adv., profusely: ¨LµM¥X®÷ weep profusely. 3. ¨L¨L wang1wang1, adj., (1) vast (water); 4. ¨L¨L wang1wang1, adj., profuse (tears: ²´²\¨L¨L); 5. ¨L¨L wang1wang1, adj., (2) bowwow, barking noise: ¨L¨L¤ü§p. 6. ¨L¬v wang1yang2, n., a vast expanse of water; 7. ¨L¬v wang1yang2, n., (fig.)big sweep of creative force, generosity of heart. |
´ó | Num. Index: 63A.11-3 | £¸£´ yin1 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To block up. (2) To sink down. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´ó¨I yin1chen2 (*yan1chen2), v.i., (1) to vanish and be forgotten; 2. ´ó¨I yin1chen2 (*yan1chen2), v.i., (2) to stay unknown and unrecognized. 3. ´ó»\ yin1gai4, v.i., inundate. 4. ´ó·À yin1mie4(*yan1mie4), see yin1chen2 (1)¡ô. 5. µA¨S yin1mo4 (*yan1mo4), see yin1chen2¡ô. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63A.11-3 | £ª£¿ si4 ![]() |
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¯I | Num. Index: 63A.11-4 | £z£¸£®£¿ nie4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Min.) alunite. (2) Black mud, slime. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To blacken: ¯I¦Ó¤£ºý be soaked in a dark liquid without becoming black. (2) (Of eggs) incubate. (3) To tattoo: ¯I¦r tattoo body with characters. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯I¥Õ nie4bai2, n., an opaque white. 2. ¯I¾¦ nie4chi3, V.t., to blacken the teeth. 3. ¯I¾v nie4fa3, v.t., to dye the hair black. 4. ¯I± nie4mian4, v.t., to tattoo the face. 5. ¯Iºn nie4pan2, n., (Budd.) nirvana. |
ÀÞ | Num. Index: 63A.11-5 | £¤£¹£¬£½ zhuo2 ![]() |
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V.t. | (LL) to wash (face, foot, hand): ¬~ÀÞ to wash, bathe; ÀÞÅÕÀÞ¨¬ (allu.) wash hat tassels if water is clean, and wash feet if water is turbid- win people's praise or contempt by one's own choice; ¦±½ç´æÀÞ(AC) wash away one's sins. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÀÞÀÞ zhuo2zhuo2, adj., (AC) (1) bright; 2. ÀÞÀÞ zhuo2zhuo2, adj., (2) (of fowl) sleek, wellfed; 3. ÀÞÀÞ zhuo2zhuo2, adj., (3) (of hills) barren, without trees. |
²P | Num. Index: 63A.11-5 | £¸£«£½ ya2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) River or lake bank, marsh area: ¤ô²P ditto; ²PÒ] ya2syh¡õ. (2) Outer limit (s): ²P»Ú¡A²P©¤ ya2ji4, ya2an4¡õ; ¤Ñ²P¦a¨¤¡]®ü¨¤¡^ distant shores; ¤@±æµL²P a vast expanse (of floods); §^¥Í¤]¦³²P (AC) my life is finite. (3) Profession, livelihood: ¥Í²P. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²P©¤ ya2an4, n., (LL) river bank, sea beach. 2. ²P»Ú ya2ji4, n., (LL) limits, borders. 3. ²PÒ] ya2syh, n., (LL) the limits (of a river, a field of study or knowledge). |
´ì | Num. Index: 63A.11-5 | £¹£¬£¿ wo4 ![]() |
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V.i. | To soak wet. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Deep (in color, gratitude): ´ì¤¦ deep red; ´ì®¦¡A´ì´f generous favor; ´ì½ê deep brown; ´ì¨ý heavy flavor. |
ª` | Num. Index: 63A.11-6 | £¤£¹£¿ zhu4 ![]() |
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N.adjunct. | ¤@ª`¶R½æ one business deal. | ||||||||
N. | (1) An entry in diary: °_©~ª` a diary. (2) U.f. µù 60A.11: ª`¨à the commentary part, dist. text or ¥¿¤å. (3) Stakes at gamble: ¤Uª` put up stakes; ¤jª` big stakes; ©tª`¤@ÂY stake everything on one throw. (4) (MC) a pot: ¤@ª`¤l°s a pot of wine. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) U.f. µù to give exegesis or explanation of text: ª`¸Ñ¡Aª`ÄÀ¡Aª`µ zhu4jie3, zhu4shi42, zhu4yin1¡õ. (2) (Of streams) run into (river), pour: Äéª` to irrigate (fields); ¶Éª`¡A¤j«B¦pª` downpour, a pouring, torrential rain. (3) To concentrate: ª`·N¡Aª`¥Ø¡Aª`µø juhyi4, zhu4mu4, zhu4shi41¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª`©w zhu4ding4, v.i., destine (d): «e¥Íª`©w destined from previous incarnation. 2. ª`¸} zhu4jiao3, n., footnote: ¤»¸g¬Ò§Úª`¸}¡]³°¶H¤s¡^all the Six Classics are merely footnotes for my life experience. 3. ª`¸Ñ zhu4jie3, n., exegesis, giving explanation and usu. pronunciation of text. 4. ª`« zhu4zhong4, v.t., to emphasize (technology, public sanitation, etc.). 5. ª`¥Ø zhu4mu4, v.t., to focus attention: ¥|®üª`¥Ø the whole world is watching carefully; 6. ª`¥Ø zhu4mu4, v.t., ¤Þ¤Hª`¥Ø (dress, behaviour) arouse or attract attention. 7. ª`®g zhu4she4, (1) v.i., to inject; 8. ª`®g zhu4she4, v.i., give injection of medicine; 9. ª`®g zhu4she4, (2) n., an injection. 10. ª`¤ß zhu4xin1, v.i., (AC) concentrate. 11. ª`²¨ zhu4shu1, n., (var. µù²¨) exegesis, see zhu4jie3¡ô; 12. ª`²¨ zhu4shu1, n., ª` commentary, and ²¨ commentary on earlier authoritative commentary. 13. ª`µø zhu4shi41, v.i., watch attentively, regard as important, see zhu4mu4¡ô. 14. ª`ÄÀ zhu4shi42, n., exegesis, explanation of text. 15. ª`·N zhu4yi4, v.i., pay attention, give heed, pay emphasis to (public sanitation, etc.): ½Ðª`·N please notice that. 16. ª`µ zhu4yin1, n., sound notation: ª`µ¦r¥À the official set of phonetic script system, written on right side of character as sound notation, also called ª`µ²Å¸¹ phonetic symbols. |
¼à | Num. Index: 63A.11-6 | £y£¹£¶£½ tong2 ![]() |
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N. | Name of strategic pass: ¼àÃö. | ||||||||
Adj. | ¼à¼à(AC) rising very high. |
²] | Num. Index: 63A.11-9 | £¸£´£½ yin2 ![]() |
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N. | Adultery, fornication, debauchery: ¦æ²] have sexual intercourse, esp. in adultery; Áa²] given to debauchery; Òm²] incest. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | To commit adultery with (person): «Á²] ditto; ²]¤H©d¤k have illicit intercourse with married women and young girls. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Immoral, licentious, wanton, lascivious, debauched: ²]¤Ò¡A²]°ü immoral man, woman; ²]° demon of lust; ²]©b yin2ben1¡õ; ²]¦æ yin2shilhng¡õ; ²]· immoral, wanton customs, laxity n morals; ²]½Í obscene talks; ²]ë¦ obscene jesting; ²]®Ñ pornograpy; ¼Ö¦Ó¤£²] joyous but not indecent. (2) Heterodox, impure (doctrine) opp. of ¥¿ orthodox, correct, pure. (3) Extreme, excessive, unrestrained: ²]¦D yin2xing2¡õ; ²]«B¡A²]«Â yin2yU3, yin2wei1¡õ; ²]¤ô(AC) floods. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²]©b yin2ben1, v.i., to elope. 2. ²]¥© yin2qiao3, adj., (AC) sophisticated, cunning (work of art). 3. ²]¿º yin2dang4, adj., morally loose, promiscuous, lewd, sexually passionate. 4. ²]¶Ã yin2luan4, adj., sexually promiscuous, immoral. 5. ²]Ãû yin2mi3, adj., immoral, sexually loose (atmosphere). 6. ²]©À yin2nian4, n., immoral thoughts, lust. 7. ²]°d yin2ru4, v.t., to violate (girls, women). 8. ²]À¸ yin2xi4, n., (1) obscene plays; 9. ²]À¸ yin2xi4, n., (2) orgies. 10. ²]¦æ yin2xing4, n., immoral conduct. 11. ²]¤ß yin2xin1, n., immoral thoughts, sexual lust: °_²]¤ß is sexually aroused. 12. ²]¦D yin2xing2, n., illegal or extreme torture. 13. ²]ªÁ yin2syh, n., (AC) worship of popular but illegitimate gods. 14. ²]¯¨ yin2ci21, n., (1) temple of popular, but illegitimate gods; 15. ²]¯¨ yin2ci21, n., (2) temple given to immoral practice. 16. ²]Ãã yin2ci22, n., (AC) unbridled talk. 17. ²]«z yin2wa1, n., lewd songs. 18. ²]«½ yin2wa2, n., a depraved girl. 19. ²]µT yin2wei3, adj., indecent, pornographic (novels, etc.). 20. ²]«Â yin2wei1, n., tyrannical authority, despotic power. 21. ²]¦Ïô¹ yin2yan2ghuoh, n., (bot.) epimedium macranthum var. violaceum. 22. ²]²G yin2ye41, adj., (AC) depraved, debauched: ¨HµB²]²G drunken. 23. ²]·~ yin2ye42, n., prostitution. 24. ²]§H yin2yi4, adj., given to ease and luxury (also wr. ²]¶h). 25. ²]¼¤ yin2yU4, n., lust, sexual desire. 26. ²]«B yin2yU3, n., excessive rain (also wr. Ãù). |
ã | Num. Index: 63A.11-9 | £¤£¹£´£¾ zhun3 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) To permit, allow: §åã¡A·Óã request approved; ¤£ã not approved, rejected; 㤩 zhun3yU3¡õ; ã°² leave permitted. (2) Decide: ã¤_¡]©ó¡^¡Aã¥H phr., setting date: ã¤_¬Y¤ë¬Y¤é date is set at; ã¥H¤Q¤é¬° date is set within ten days (to complete s.t.). | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) According to, in accordance with: 㦹 accordingly, according to the above (a common formula in official documents between equals for passing on matter without responsibility or recommendation)...; µ¥¥Ñ¡A㦹¡A¬ÛÀ³¨ç¹F (after quotation of incoming letter) therefore I am writing to pass on the above information. (2) (Legal) quasi-, to be treated on equal basis as: ¥Hãµs½×¡A¥Hã±j«Á½× to be considered as equal to robbery, rape; ã¦@²£ÄÒ quasi-communist; ã¦û¦³ quasi-possession. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ã¥ñ zhun1fu2, v.i., (law) to sign affidavit. 2. ã³\ jurnxU3, v.i. & t., to give permission to do: ã³\¦^¾ permit to resume office. 3. 㤩 jurnyU3, v.i., to give permission to do: 㤩§K¸Õ give permission to be exempted from tests. |
²a | Num. Index: 63A.11-9 | £~£¹£¯£½ huai2 ![]() |
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N. | Name of a river in Anhuei Province. |
ïï | Num. Index: 63A.11-9 | £¸£¶£½ ying2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (Water) pure, lucid. |
⥠| Num. Index: 63A.20-2 | £v£µ£¾ mang3 ![]() |
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Adj. | Descriptive of flood water. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ⥨Y mang3kang4, adj., torrential (of flood water). 2. â¥â¥ mang2mang3, adj., ditto. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 63A.20-8 | £u£¸£¶£½ ping2 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: ¡¼éí | ping2pi4 ![]() |
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íW | Num. Index: 63A.20-9 | £u£¸£¿ pi4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) sound of rushing water. |