õP Num. Index: 71S.80-3 tsuh . [Var. of ÂÙ]

¤ß Num. Index: 72.72 £££¸£´ xin1 .

N. (1) The heart: ¤ßÅ¦ xin1zang4¡õ;
¤ß±ª¡A¤ß¸õ palpitation of the heart;
¤ßÅå¦×¸õ tremble with fear;
¤ßº|¯f hole in heart.
(2) The mind, intelligence: ¤ßª¾¡A¤ß´¼ xin1zhi1, xin1zhi4¹¡õ;
³Ò¤ß do mental work (opp. ³Ò¤O manual work);
¤ß³Ò¤é©å at wit's end;
¨¤ßµÎªA body and mind at ease;
±M¤ß concentrate one's mind;
¨M¤ß set one's mind to;
²Ó¤ß carefully;
²Ê¤ß unthinkingly.
(3) Feeling, thinking: ¤ß¤¤¤£¦w do not feel at ease;
º¡¤ß wish intensely;
¥¤ß¦Ó½× to be quite fair;
©ñ¤ß¡A¦w¤ß to feel free to do s.t., not to worry;
ºÙ¤ß¡A§Ö¤ß feel happy;
¾K¤ß be ¡§crazy¡¨about s.t.;
¥¿¤ß set right one's purpose in life, set heart in the right place;
°Ê¤ß aroused, tempted;
¼e¤ß be relaxed;
@¤ß persistent, -ce;
¨}¤ß conscience;
¦n¤ß¡A¦n¤ß¸z a good heart;
Ãa¤ß malice;
¥X©ó¥»¤ß from one's heart;
¸Û¤ß sincere, -ly,-rity;
Á«¤ß do s.t., against conscience;
»ô¤ß with one mind all together;
¦s¤ß with the intention to;
©¾¤ß¡A¨ª¤ß¡A¤¦¤ß loyal, -ty;
¼ö¤ß enthusiasm;
¦h¤ß oversensitive;
¦Ç¤ß disappointed, give up hope;
¦º¤ß give up;
¤£¦b¤ß¤W not on one's mind;
¤ß¤U¤£¦w feel uneasy;
¤ßúGÀY in one's mind or heart.
(4) Affection, love: §Aª¾¹D§Úªº¤ß you know how I truly feel;
¤ß·Rªº¤H the one I love, sweetheart;
ª¾¤ß¤Í bosom friend;
¤ß¤ß¬Û¦L wholehearted response, their love is reciprocal;
¤ßÀY¦×¡A¤ß¨x sweetheart;
§Úªº¤ß¨x my darling;
¤ß¦y¤l¡A¤ß¤W¤H ditto.
(5) ¤ß+vb. or adj., describing different states of mind: ¤ß·R to love;
¤ß¦w feel at ease;
¤ß«´ bosom friend;
¤ß°Ê be moved, aroused;
¤ß¿º¯«¹£ feel excited;
distracted;
¤ß·Ð·N¶Ã confused and worried;
¤ßªA¡A¤ß§é admire from the heart;
¤ß¯B flightly, not steady;
¤ß¥Ì willing;
¤ß¤£¥Ì unwilling;
¤ß°ª lofty-minded, aiming at big thing;
¤ß´H frightened, shudder at the thought;
¤ß¬½ cruel, brutal;
¤ß·W dismayed;
¤ß¦Ç disappointed, disenchanted;
¤ß¬¡ moved to action;
¤ß·Ó¤£«Å no need to say how grateful I am;
¤ßµJ¡A¤ß«æ tense, nervous with worry;
¤ß²b mind cleared of worries, at ease;
¤ßªÖ willing at heart;
¤ßÃm¯«©É completely relaxed and happy;
¤ß»â decline a gift while appreciate the thought, appreciate advice;
¤ß¼ö enthusiastic for some cause;
¤ßüº softhearted;
¤ß´² distracted, unable to concentrate;
¤ß½à to appreciate;
¤ß¶¢ relaxed, mind at ease;
¤ß»¡ think in one's mind without expressing in words;
¤ßµê guilty, afraid of being found out;
¤ß³\(usu. a girl) to love a man silently, willing to marry him;
¤ß»Ä feel pity, grieved;
¤ß¸H heartbroken;
¤ß¯k to love (child, woman), heart aches for;
¤ß¸õ heart palpitates;
¤ßµh¡Aµh¤ß¯eº regret, deplore greatly;
¤ß¾K feel fascinated, ¡§crazy¡¨;
¤ßÄo itch to do s.t., feel tickled mentally;
¤ß»ö¨ä¤H admire a person;
¤ß·á·N°¨ prone to outside attractions, temptations, in a restless and jumpy mood.
(6) Center: ¶ê¤ß center of circle;
®Ö¤ß core, nucleus;
¹ê¤ß solid;
ªÅ¤ß hollow;
¦V¤ß¤O centripetal force;
Â÷¤ß¤O centrifugal force;
¦a¤ß center of earth;
¦a¤ß§l¤O gravity;
¤â¤ß¡A¸}¤ß center of palm, sole;
´ò¤ß¡A¦¿¤ß center of lake, river.

Words 1. ¤ß¯f xin1bing4, n., some secret concern, longing, desire;
2. ¤ß¯f xin1bing4, n., a person's touchy or sensitive point.
3. ¤ß¸z xin1chang2, n., (1) heart as representing emotions of love, tenderness, hardness, concern;
4. ¤ß¸z xin1chang2, n., (2) (xin1chang0) mood, state of mind: ¨S¦³¬Æ»ò¤ß¸z¬ÝÀ¸ in no mood to enjoy a play.
5. ¤ß´w xin1che4, n., (Chin. med.) angina pectoris.
6. ¤ßÂ¬ xin1qiao4, n., resourcefulness, intelligence, cunning: ¦³¤ßÂ¬ very resourceful (lit., ¡§an opening of the hear¡¨supposed to do the thinking).
7. ¤ß®ð xin1chi4, n., (Chin. med.) a term used to indicate strength of heart beat;
8. ¤ß®ð xin1chi4, n., ¤ß®ð¨à person's mood or state of mind.
9. ¤ß±¡ xin1qing2, n., state of mind, how one feels (happy, not so good, etc.).
10. ¤ß¶Ç xin1chuan2, n., personal teachings of master to pupil;
11. ¤ß¶Ç xin1chuan2, n., also esoteric teachings.
12. ¤ß¦± xin1qU1, n., corner of one's heart, hidden feelings.
13. ¤ßÁx xin1dan3, n., courage, gall, guts.
14. ¤ß±o xin1de2, n., personal insight, individual's understanding or discovery.
15. ¤ß¹q¹Ï xin1dian4tu2, n., cardiogram.
16. ¤ß¦a xin1di4, n., (1) disposition (kind, cruel, narrow, broad, etc.);
17. ¤ß¦a xin1di4, n., (2) intentions (good, bad);
18. ¤ß¦a xin1di4, n., (3) brains: ¤ß¦a½k¶î muddle headed.
19. ¤ßªk xin1fa3, n., (Budd.) personal insight or understanding, aside from study of scriptures.
20. ¤ß©Ð xin1fang2, n., ventricles and auricles of the heart.
21. ¤ß¸¡ xin1fu4 (xin1fu0), n., (1) trusted aides, confidant: ¤ß¸¡¸Ü confidential talk, heart to heart talk;
22. ¤ß¸¡ xin1fu4 (xin1fu0), n., (2) ¤ß¸'a central territory, strategic area;
23. ¤ß¸¡ xin1fu4 (xin1fu0), n., (3) one's inner feelings.
24. ¤ß¨x xin1gan1, n., (1) courage, life ambition;
25. ¤ß¨x xin1gan1, n., (2)§Úªº¤ß¨x my sweetheart;
26. ¤ß¨x xin1gan1, n., (3) conscience: µL¤ß¨x without conscience.
27. ¤ßªá xin1hua1, n., in ¤ßªá«ã©ñ greatly elated, excited.
28. ¤ß¤õ xin1huo3, n., (1) tenseness, nervous excitement;
29. ¤ß¤õ xin1huo3, n., (2) (Chin. med.) body's heat.
30. ¤ß»ô xin1zhai1, n., (AC) ¡§fasting of the heart,¡¨ deep concentration.
31. ¤ßÃÒ xin1zheng4, n., (Budd.) realization of truth of teachings in scriptures by personal experience.
32. ¤ßü½ xin1ji0¹ (xin1ji0), n., a person's motives as shown in actions.
33. ¤ß¾÷ xin1ji1² (xin1ji0), n., (1)mental cleverness, agility;
34. ¤ß¾÷ xin1ji1² (xin1ji0), n., (2) brooding.
35. ¤ßµ±µh xin1jiao3tong4, n., angina pectoris.
36. ¤ß¦K xin1jiang4, n., mental planning or projection, mental creation behind art products.
37. ¤ßp xin1ji4¹, n., calculations, forethought, planning.
38. ¤ß±ª xin1ji4², n., palpitation.
39. ¤ß¹Ò xin1jing4, n., state of mind (sorrowful, relaxed, etc.).
40. ¤ßµ¬ªý¶ë xin1jin1zu3se4, n., myocardial occlusion.
41. ¤ß±Ü xin1jing1¹, n., stirring of the mind.
42. ¤ß¸g xin1jing1², n., (1) a Budd. sutra;
43. ¤ß¸g xin1jing1², n., (2) ¨«¤ß¸g use the head (in meeting difficulties).
44. ¤ß¯e xin1ji2, n., (1) a heart condition;
45. ¤ß¯e xin1ji2, n., (2) mental disorder.
46. ¤ßª¾ xin1zhi1, n., intelligence, the mind, consciousness.
47. ¤ß´¼ xin1zhi4¹, n., intelligence, wisdom.
48. ¤ß§Ó xin1zhi4², n., ambition, purpose.
49. ¤ß§¢¡]¨à¡^ shin-kaan (xin1ka3er0), n., (1) bosom, heartstrings, innner most feelings: Å¥³o¸Ü¼²¦b¤ß§¢¤W these words touched him to the quick;
50. ¤ß§¢¡]¨à¡^ shin-kaan (xin1ka3er0), n., ©n©f¨â¤H³£¬O¥L¤ß§¢¤Wªº¤H both the two sisters are his bosom friends;
51. ¤ß§¢¡]¨à¡^ shin-kaan (xin1ka3er0), n., (2) the chest, the location of the heart.
52. ¤ß¤f xin1kou3, n., (1) the center of the chest;
53. ¤ß¤f xin1kou3, n., (2) ¤ß¤f¦p¤@ what one says is indeed what one thinks.
54. ¤ß¤Õ xin1kong3, n., the heart.
55. ¤ßúG xin1li0, n., (1) location of the heart;
56. ¤ßúG xin1li0, n., (2) in the mind: §â³o¨Æ©ñ¦b¤ßúG remember a warning, threat, insult, etc.;
57. ¤ßúG xin1li0, n., (3) feeling: ¤ßúG¤£¦w do not feel at ease;
58. ¤ßúG xin1li0, n., (4) love: §Ú¤ßúG¥u¦³§A I love only you;
59. ¤ßúG xin1li0, n., ¤ßúG¥÷ (harbor) a grudge, etc.;
60. ¤ßúG xin1li0, n., ¤ßúG«l¨à an unexpressed feeling (of hatred, hostility, etc.).
61. ¤ß¤O xin1li4, n., mental exertion, will, energy.
62. ¤ß²z xin1li3, n., what one feels or thinks about a situation;
63. ¤ß²z xin1li3, n., ¤ß²z¾Ç psychology;
64. ¤ß²z xin1li3, n., ¤ß²z§@¥Î psychological factor, imagination as opp. fact.
65. ¤ßÆF xin1ling2, (1) n., the mind, the soul, the spirit;
66. ¤ßÆF xin1ling2, (2) adj., mentally quick, alert.
67. ¤ß¸ô¡]¨à¡^ (xin1lu0) xin1lu4(er0), n., method of thinking;
68. ¤ß¸ô¡]¨à¡^ (xin1lu0) xin1lu4(er0), n., wit.
69. ¤ßª¼ xin1mang2, n., blindness due to psychic origin.
70. ¤ß] xin1miao2, n., budding of an idea;
71. ¤ß] xin1miao2, n., the mind as subject to growth, change.
72. ¤ß¥Ø xin1mu4, n., (in the )mind's eye, regard: ¤ß¥Ø¤¤¥u¦³¥L¤@¤H set his (her) mind on one person.
73. ¤ßÅn xin1nang2, n., (physiol.) pericardium.
74. ¤ßÁn xin1sheng1, n., the voice of the heart.
75. ¤ß¯« xin1shen2, n., state of mind: ¤ß¯«¤£©w distracted, the mind wanders.
76. ¤ß·Q xin1xiang3, v.i., think: §Ú¤ß·Q¥L·Ç¤£¨Ó¤F I think he will not come.
77. ¤ß¶H xin1xiang4, n., mental image.
78. ¤ß©Ê xin1xing4, n., a person's disposition.
79. ¤ß¦æ xin1xing2, n., a man's thoughts and conduct.
80. ¤ß³N xin1shu4, n., (1) calculating mind, sincerity or lack of it.
81. ¤ß«Ç xin1shi4¹, n., ventricles, see xin1fang2¡ô.
82. ¤ß¨Æ xin1shi4², n., one's private, esp., personal affairs.
83. ¤ß¦å xin1xUe4, n., (labor which taxes) one's brains, hearfelt labor, labor of love.
84. ¤ßºü xin1xU4 (xin1xU0), n., state of mind (disturbed, etc.).
85. ¤ß¯Ý xin1xiong1, n., (a broad, narrow) mind.
86. ¤ßºâ xin1suan4, n., see xin1ji1²¡ô.
87. ¤ß«ä xin1si1, n., (1) thinking, cogitation;
88. ¤ß«ä xin1si1, n., (2) a person's gen. habit of thinking;
89. ¤ß«ä xin1si1, n., (3) motive: ½Öª¾¥L¬Æ»ò¤ß«ä who knows what he is after?
90. ¤ß«ä xin1si1, n., (4) mood: ¨S¤ß«äÅ¥À¸ in no mind to see a play.
91. ¤ß¥Ð xin1tian2, n., heart domain.
92. ¤ßÀY xin1tou2, n., see xin1li1¡ô.
93. ¤ßÅ¦ xin1zang4, n., the heart organ;
94. ¤ßÅ¦ xin1zang4, n., ¤ßÅ¦¯f a heart disease.
95. ¤ßºÛ¡]¨à¡^¡]¤l¡^ xin1wo1 (xin1er0)(zi0), n., bottom of the heart;
96. ¤ßºÛ¡]¨à¡^¡]¤l¡^ xin1wo1 (xin1er0)(zi0), n., where one feels.
97. ¤ß²´ xin1yan3, n., point of view (short-sighted, etc.);
98. ¤ß²´ xin1yan3, n., ¤ß²´¨à (a) disposition;
99. ¤ß²´ xin1yan3, n., (b) attention to details, focus of attention: ¤ß²´¨à¤Ó¦h too much attention to details;
100. ¤ß²´ xin1yan3, n., heartstrings.
101. ¤ßÃÄ xin1yao4, n., psychological treatment.
102. ¤ß·N xin1yi4, n., intention, purpose.
103. ¤ß¦L xin1yin4, n., (Budd.) apprecitation of truth by meditation.
104. ¤ß¼v xin1ying3, n., mental image.
105. ¤ßÄ@ xin1yUan4, adj. & n., willing, xin1ness.

¥² Num. Index: 72.72 £t£¸£¿ bi4 .

V.aux. & adv. Must, be certain to;
certainly: ¥²¦º be certain to die;
¥²¬O must be;
¥²¯à must be able to;
¥²¥i will certainly be able to;
¥¼¥² cannot be sure;
¥¼¥²¤£¦¨ cannot be certain it will fail;
¥¼¥²¦p·N cannot be certain to turn out as you wish;
¦ó¥² is it necessary to¡K? why the need (for taking so much trouble, being angry, etc.);
´±¥² I can be sure that;
¥²±þµL³j will be executed according to law;
¥²¤£¥i¤Ö is a necessity;
Áö¥¼¥i¥² although one cannot be certain;
¥²¸g¤§¸ô the only route or point on route which must be passed;
¥²¶Ç¤§§@ work destined to go down to posterity;
¥²©w bi4ding4, ¥²»Ý¡A¥²¶· bi4xU1¹,²¡õ.

Words 1. ¥²¥²éé bi4bi4bo4bo4, v.i., crackle (like burning logs).
2. ¥²±o bi4de2, v.i., must: ¥²±o¨«¤@½ë simply have to make a trip;
3. ¥²±o bi4de2, v.i., ¥²±o¦p¦¹ must do it this way.
4. ¥²©w bi4ding4, v.i. & aux., must: ¥²©w¥¢±Ñ certainly must fail.
5. ¥²¤è bi4fang1, n., mythical god of fire (also wr. ²¦¤è).
6. ¥²®¥¥²·q bi4gong1bi2jing4, adj. & adv., phr., very polite(ly).
7. ¥²µM bi4ran2, adj. & n., (the) inevitable, the logically necessary: ¥²µM¤§¨Æ or ¨Æ¦³¥²µM the necessary and inevitable, what is bound to happen;
8. ¥²µM bi4ran2, adj. & n., ¥²µM©Ê bi4ran2xing4, n., inevitability.
9. ¥²×¬ì bi4shiuke1, n., (in school) compulsory subject or course.
10. ¥²»Ý bi4xU1¹, v.t., need, vitally need (a thing, help, etc.): ¥²»Ý«~ a necessity (during travel, etc.);
11. ¥²»Ý bi4xU1¹, dist. from ¥²¶· bi4xU1², an aux. vb.¡õ
12. ¥²¶· bi4xU1², v.i. & t. & aux., must: ¥²¶·¬Ý¥L must see him.
13. ¥²n bi4yao4, v.i. & t. & n., a need, need to, certainly want to: §Ú¥²n¥h I am determined to go;
14. ¥²n bi4yao4, v.i. & t. & n., ¨S¦³¥²n there is no need.

«e Num. Index: 80.00 £¢£¸£³£½ qian2 .

V.i. (LL) to go forward: «i©¹ª½«e march forward fearlessly;
¤£«e to hang back.

Adj. (1) In front, forward: «e±¡A«eÃä qian2mian4, qian2bian1¡õ;
«e±Æ the front row;
«e¾W qian2feng1¡õ;
«e©I«á¾Ö (of important personage) with escorts in front and behind;
«e¥õ«á¦X stagger forward and back;
«e¤²«áÄ~ (in battle) as those in front fall, those behind take up their positions;
«e¨®¥iÅ³ where a car in front flounders serves as warning to those behind-learn from s.o.'s past mistakes;
«e«e«á«á from front to rear, altogether;
¦V«e forward;
¥Ø«e¡A²´«e at present (¡§close before one's eyes¡¨);
±«e in s.o.'s presence.
(2) Preceding: «e©] night before last;
«e¤Ñ¡A«e¤é¡A«e¦~ qian2tian1, qian2ri4, qian2nian2¡õ;
«e¤ë preceding month;
«e¤Ò¡A«e©d former husband, wife;
«e¥ôÁ`²Î the former president;
«eÁ`²Î¡Aº¬Û ex-president, ex-premier;
«e¦¸ the last time;
«e«×¼B¦ phr., former lover comes back;
«e¥\ºÉ±ó all previous work undone.
(3) Past, of earlier times: «e¤ý¡A«e´Â the past kings, dynasty, -ies;
«eõ¡A«e½å¡A«e²ç the wise men of the past;
«e·^ former mistakes;
ºÉ®½«e¶û let bygones be bygones, forget the past animosity between two parties;
«eµL¥j¤H unprecedented (character, event).

Adv. (1) Forward: «e¨Ó come forward;
«e©¹ go forward or to some definite place;
«e©¹ªk°ê go to France;
©¹«e¨« go forward.
(2) Ahead, beforehand: «e©w predestined, decided beforehand;
«eª¾ have prescience, to know beforehand, prophesy.

Words 1. «e½ú qian2bei4, n., the elder generation (uncles, older alumni).
2. «eÃä qian2bian1, adv., in front.
3. «e¹Ð qian2chen2, n., (¡§old track¡¨) the past: ¦^º«e¹Ð to recall the past events.
4. «eµ{ qian2cheng2, n., prospect, future career: «eµ{«O¤£¦í¤F I am afraid (his) career is finished.
5. «e©d qian2chi1, n., former wife.
6. «e±¡ qian2qing2, n., (1) preceding circumstances;
7. «e±¡ qian2qing2, n., (2) the past (between lovers).
8. «eÅX qian2qU1, n., foreunner, vanguard.
9. «e¾É qian2dao3, n., pioneer, one who shows the way (also ¥ý¾É).
10. «e©w qian2ding4, adj., predestined.
11. «e¼Ä qian2di2, n., battle front.
12. «eµf qian2fan1, adj. & adv., the last time.
13. «e¤è qian2fang1, n., (1) the front of battle;
14. «e¤è qian2fang1, n., (2) the place ahead.
15. «e¾W qian2feng1, n., (mil.) vanguard (also ¥ý¾W).
16. «e¤Ò qian2fu1, n., former husband.
17. «e©M qian2he2, n., the front end of coffin.
18. «e«á qian2hou4, adv. phr., (1) in front and back;
19. «e«á qian2hou4, adv. phr., (2) before and after (usu. showing a difference): ¥L»¡ªº¸Ü«e«á¤£¦P there's a difference between what he says now and what he said before;
20. «e«á qian2hou4, adv. phr., «e«á¸}¨à one following another.
21. «e¦^ qian2hui2, adv., the last time.
22. «e¥ü qian2zhao4, n., an augury, an omen.
23. «eªÌ qian2zhe3, n., the former (opp. «áªÌ the latter).
24. «e¶i qian2jin4, (1) adj., progressive (author, country, etc.);
25. «e¶i qian2jin4, (2) v.i., go forward.
26. «e´º qian2jing3, n., the foreground of a painting.
27. «eºæ qian2zhu4, n., see ºæ 92A.41.
28. «eª¾ qian2zhi1¹, (1) v.i., foretell the future;
29. «eª¾ qian2zhi1¹, (2) n., a seer;
30. «eª¾ qian2zhi1¹, n., foreknowledge, prescience.
31. «eªÏ qian2zhi1², n., forelegs, forelimbs, of an animal.
32. «e¸mµü qian2zhi4ci2, n., (gram.) preposition (also called ¤¶µü).
33. «e¬ì qian2ke1, n., record of previous crime;
34. «e¬ì qian2ke1, n., «e¬ì¥Ç ex-convict (law).
35. «e¨Ò qian2li4, n., precedent.
36. «e°¨ qian2ma3, n., (AC) a stable servant who leads the horse for his master.
37. «eT qian2mao2, n., see T 20A.00.
38. «e± qian2mian4, adv., (1) in front;
39. «e± qian2mian4, adv., (2) (what is said or mentioned) above, also n., the above.
40. «e¥À qian2mu3, n., father's former wife (in relation to stepmother's child).
41. «e¦~ qian2nian2, adv., year before last.
42. «e¥ô qian2ren4, n., predecessor in office.
43. «e¤H qian2ren2, n., (1) the people of the past;
44. «e¤H qian2ren2, n., (2) person referred to above (esp. in anthology).
45. «e¤é qian2ri4, adv., day before yesterday.
46. «eï qian2shao4, n., the forward patrol, sentry.
47. «e¨ qian2shen1, n., (1) the previous incarnation (also qian2sheng1¡õ);
48. «e¨ qian2shen1, n., (2) the precursor of an organization.
49. «e¥Í qian2sheng1, n., the previous incarnation.
50. «e½u qian2xian4, n., the military front;
51. «e½u qian2xian4, n., the front line of battle.
52. «e¶µ qian2xiang4, n., (1) (math.) antecedent;
53. «e¶µ qian2xiang4, n., (2) the clause above;
54. «e¶µ qian2xiang4, n., the matter referred to above.
55. «e¤i qian2xi4, n., (1) the night before last;
56. «e¤i qian2xi4, n., (2) the eve (of revolution).
57. «e¤â qian2shou3, n., predecessor;
58. «e¤â qian2shou3, n., (comm.) former owner.
59. «eÉ] qian2shi4¹, n., forenoon stock market.
60. «e¥@ qian2shi4², n., (1) former generation(s);
61. «e¥@ qian2shi4², n., (2) (Budd.) previous incarnation(s).
62. «e»O qian2tai2, n., the stage, opp. «á»O (¥x) backstage.
63. «e¤Ñ qian2tian1, adv., day before yesterday.
64. «e´£ qian2ti2, n., (1) (logic) the premise;
65. «e´£ qian2ti2, n., (2) the first concern (of the nation, undertaking, etc.).
66. «eÀY qian2tou0, adv., (1) in front, ahead;
67. «eÀY qian2tou0, adv., (2) before: ¤T¦~«eÀY three years ago.
68. «e¦¹ qian2ci3, adv., up to now, until now.
69. «e³~ qian2tu2, (1) n., prospect, the road ahead;
70. «e³~ qian2tu2, (2) pron., (in letters) indirect reference to a third party: ½ÐÂà§i«e³~ please convey the message to Mr. So and so.
71. «e«µ qian2zou4, n., (mus.) prelude, overture;
72. «e«µ qian2zou4, n., prelude to an event.
73. «e±ß qian2wan3, n., evening before last.
74. «eü} qian2wei4, n., vanguard, avantgarde.
75. «e¨¥ qian2yan2, n., (1) earlier promise or statement;
76. «e¨¥ qian2yan2, n., (2) foreword to a book.
77. «e¦] qian2yin1, n., antecedents of course of events: «e¦]«áªG causes and effects;
78. «e¦] qian2yin1, n., the sequence of events in a story.
79. «eºñ qian2yUan2, n., predestination (for lovers, enemies).

´L Num. Index: 80.00 £¨£¹£´ zun1 .

N. (1) A title of respect: ´Lªø zun1zhang3¡õ;
¥O´L (court.) your father;
´L¤j¤H ditto;
©²´L a prefect;
¨¶´L a city magistrate;
¿¤´L a country magistrate.
(2) (U.f.¾ê) a bottle, a cup, a goblet.
(3) An image or statue of a god or the Buddha.

V.t. To respect , revere, venerate: ´L« zun1zhong4, ´L·q zun1jing4¡õ;
´L¤ýÄc¦i honor the king and drive off the barbarians;

V.t. ´L®v«¹D honor the teacher and respect his teachings.

Adj. (1) Venerable, honorable, respectable: ´L¶Q zun1gui4¡õ.
(2) High (opp. ¨õlow): ¤Ñ´L¦a¨õ the sky above and the earth below.
(3) Your: ´L³B zun1chu4, ´L©² zun1fu3², ´L¾rzun1jia4, ´L©Rzun1ming4, ´L¯ª zun1zu3¹¡õ.

Words 1. ´L¨õ zun1bei1, (1) adj., high and low;
2. ´L¨õ zun1bei1, (2) n., superiors and inferiors, elders and children.
3. ´LºÙ zong1cheng1, n., your respectful name.
4. ´L«e zun1qian2, phr., polite salutation used in letters to elders (¡§may I beg to lay this before you?¡¨);
5. ´L«e zun1qian2, phr., (´Lu.f. ¾ê) (poet.) before wine cups, i.e., while drinking together.
6. ´L¿ËÄÝ zun1qin1shu3, n., (civil code) one's parents, grand-parents, great-grandparents, and other relatives of similar ranks.
7. ´L³B zun1chu4, n., (court.) your home, the place where you live or work.
8. ´L±R zun1chong2, v.t., to honor, respect, hold in high regard.
9. ´L¤j¤H zun1dahrern, n., your esteemed father.
10. ´L¤Ò¤H zu3furern, n., (court.) your (charming) wife.
11. ´L¨j zun1fu3¹, n., your eminent father.
12. ´L©² zun1fu3², n., (1) your residence (home);
13. ´L©² zun1fu3², n., (2) your eminent father.
14. ´L¶Q zun1gui4, adj., (of persons) respectable, honorable.
15. ´L¤½ zun1gong1, n., (AC) your esteemed father.
16. ´L¸¹ zun1hao4, n., (1) titular honors conferred on the king, queen or other members of the royal family: ¤W´L¸¹ to confer such honors;
17. ´L¸¹ zun1hao4, n., (2) your poetic name, see ¸¹ 40S.70.
18. ´L«J zun1hou2, n., (court.) (MC) your esteemed father.
19. ´Lªø zun1zhang3, n., one's elders or superiors.
20. ´LªÌ zun1zhe3, n., (1) one's elders;
21. ´LªÌ zun1zhe3, n., (2) (Budd.) a saint, a sage.
22. ´L¾r zun1jia4, n., your good self, esp. with reference to movements (¾r¡×carriage).
23. ´L¬ö zun1ji4, n., (LL, court.) your servant.
24. ´L·q zun1jing4, v.t., to honor, respect, venerate, revere.
25. ´L« zun1zhong4, v.t., esteem, value highly;
26. ´L« zun1zhong4, v.t., respect (rights of privacy, etc.).
27. ´L§g zun1jUn1, (1) n., (LL) your esteemed father;
28. ´L§g zun1jUn1, (2) phr., philosophy of elevating and upholding power of a monarch.
29. ´Lè§ zun1kun3, n., (LL, court.) your (honored) wife.
30. ´L¦Ñ zun1lao3, n., (1) to respect the aged people;
31. ´L¦Ñ zun1lao3, n., (2) (LL) elderly parents.
32. ´Lªù zun1men2, n., (LL, court.) your home, residence.
33. ´L©R zun1ming4, n., your wishes (request), instructions.
34. ´L®e zun1rong2¹, n., (1) your looks (appearance), generally used in complim. sense but also occasionally to show contempt. ¬Ý§A¨º°Æ´L®e see what a spectacle you are!
35. ´L®e zun1rong2¹, n., (2) the dignified appearance of the Buddha.
36. ´Lºa zun1rong2², n., dignity and honor.
37. ´L¥Í zun1sheng1, phr., to respect life.
38. ´LÅã zun1xian3, adj., enjoying high social position.
39. ´L©m zun1xing4, phr., (court.) your name;
40. ´L©m zun1xing4, phr., may I know your name?
41. ´LÄÝ zun1shu3, n., (1) relatives of higher ranks than oneself;
42. ´LÄÝ zun1shu3, n., (2) your relatives.
43. ´L®v zun1si4, (1) n., a Taoist priests;
44. ´L®v zun1si4, (2) phr., to respect one's teacher: ´L®v«¹D (see V.t.¡ô).
45. ´L¥S zun1xiong1, n., (1) your brother;
46. ´L¥S zun1xiong1, n., (2) ¡§my dear elder brother,¡¨used in letters between friends.
47. ´L±J zun1su4, n., (Budd.) a venerable old monk.
48. ´L°ó zun1tang2, n., your venerable mother.
49. ´L¯ª zun1zu3¹, n., your grandfather.
50. ´L«[ zun1zu3², n., plates and dishes (also wr. ¾ê): §é°Ê´L¡]¾ê¡^«[ be sent on a diplomatic mission, serve as a diplomat.
51. ´L¯Î zun1weng1, n., your eminent father.
52. ´LÄY zun1yan2, adj. & n., dignfied, -ity.
53. ´LÂU zun1yi2, n., anc. ceremonial vessels.

´F Num. Index: 80.00-9 £¨ zi1 (*£¨£¿ zi4 ).

V.i. To grow, multiply: ´F¥Í¡A·O®§¡A·Ol zi1sheng1, zi1xi2, zi1yan3¡õ.

Adj. & adv. (1) Persistent, -ly: ´F´F zi1zi1¡õ.
(2) Thriving:´FZ zi1mouh¡õ.

Words 1. ´FZ zi1mouh, adj., luxuriant plant growth.
2. ´F¨Å zi1ru3, v.i., (of cells) to grow, multiply;
3. ´F¨Å zi1ru3, v.i., (of words, characters, meaning) grow or acquire new derived forms or meanings.
4. ´F¥Í zi1sheng1, v.i., to multiply (as plants).
5. ´F®§ zi1xi2, v.i., (cattle) multiply.
6. ´F´F zi1zi1, adv., perseveringly (¡×§¶§¶): ´F´F¬°§Q work morning till night for money;
7. ´F´F zi1zi1, adv., ´F´F¬°µ½ to persevere in doing good.
8. ´F§À *zi4wei3, v.t., (AC) (of animals) copulate.
9. ´Fl zi1yan3, v.i., see zi1xi2¡ô.

¾É Num. Index: 80.00 £x£±£¿ dao4 (sp. pr. daau).

N. Guide: ¥ý¾É¡A«e¾É¡AÂQ¾É guide;
»â¾É leader.

V.t. (Oft. daau) to guide, instruct, show the way: »â¾É to lead (any group);
«ü¾É guide, instruct, show how;
»¤¾É induce or guide toward right conduct;
¾ÉP to lead to, to result in, cause.

Words 1. ¾É¼½ dao4bo2, v.i. & n., broadcast.
2. ¾ÉºÞ dao4guan3, n., pipe, duct.
3. ¾É¤õ½u dao4huo3xian4, n., fuse, (lit. & fig.).
4. ¾É½× dao4lun4, n., introduction (to book).
5. ¾É½u dao4xian4, n., guideline.
6. ¾É¦V¨t²Î dao4xiang4xi4tong3, n., (astron.) guidance system.
7. ¾É®v dao4si4, n., tutor.
8. ¾É¨¥ dao4yan2, n., foreword (to book).
9. ¾ÉÅé dao4ti3, n., (phys.) conductor;
10. ¾ÉÅé dao4ti3, n., ¥b¾ÉÅé semiconductor.
11. ¾Éºt dao4yan3, v.t. & n., to direct, director (of play).

âT Num. Index: 80.01 £¦£¹£¬£¿ shou4 .

N. A long spear, lance.

¾i Num. Index: 80.02 £¸£µ£¾ yang3 (*£¸£µ£¿ yang4 ). [Abbr. ¡¼]

N. Nourishment: Àç¾i ditto;
Àç¾i¤£¨¬ malnutrition.

V.t. (1) To keep (dogs, sheep, mistress, etc.), to raise (poultry, cabbage, etc.): ¾iº~ (of woman) keep a man-lover;
¾i¤p¦Ñ±C keep mistress;
¾iªê¶M±w keep a tiger puppy and regret it afterwards.
(2) To raise to maturity, to bring up (children), to care for: ¾i¨| yang1yU4¡õ;
¼¾¾i bring up (children);
°ö¾i¤H§÷ to train men (for profession);
¾iÅ@ to protect (the young);
¦¬¾i to adopt (children), take in (orphans);
§ß¾i to take care of (the aged, sick);
Äº¾i to support parents.
(3) To feed, keep alive: ¹}¾i to feed (animals, babies);
¾i´L³BÀu to live a comfortable, wellfed life;
¾i±F to be lenient towards bandits and let them grow;
¾i¸é to harbor s.o. who later will do one harm;
¾iÅõ¡A¾i¯j to let an ulcer grow and fail to cut it in time.
(4) To give birth: ¾i«Ä¤l give birth to children.
(5) To cure: ¾i¯f convalesce, to recuperate from illness;
¥ð¾i¡A«O¾i¡AÀR¾i rest and recuperate.
(6) To train, nourish, cultivate (character, ambition): ¾i¦¨ yang3cheng2¡õ;
¾i¤ß¡A¾i©Ê¡A¾i¥Í yang3xin1, yang3xing4, yang3sheng1¡õ;
¾iºë»W¾U to harness one's spiritual resources;
²[¾i mental and moral culture, mental reserve;
¾i±â¡A¾i©å yang3hui4, yang3zhuo2¡õ.

Adj. Foster (parents, etc.): ¾i¤÷¡A¾i¤l yang1fu4, yang1zi3, etc.¡õ.

Words 1. ¾i¯f yang3bing4, v.i., to recuparate after illness.
2. ¾i§L yang3bing1, phr., keep an army.
3. ¾i¦¨ yang3cheng2, v.i., to train, grow, raise (s.t.), to become: ¾i¦¨²ßºD develop a habit;
4. ¾i¦¨ yang3cheng2, v.i., ¾i¦¨µL¿à grow to become a ne'er-do-well.
5. ¾i®ð yang3chi4, phr., nourish the spirit: ¾i§^¯EµM¤§®ð (©s¤l) nourish my vital spirit or spirit of fearlessness.
6. ¾i¿Ë yang4qin1, phr., to support and serve parents.
7. ¾i¤À yang3fen4, n., nutritive value of food.
8. ¾i¸Á yang3feng1, phr., to keep bees.
9. ¾i¤÷ yang3fu4, n., foster father.
10. ¾iûã yan3ge1, v.i., to recuperate from an illness.
11. ¾i©M yang3he2, phr., to obey rules of physical and mental health, reason of health.
12. ¾i±â yang3hui4, phr., (AC) to live in retirement to bide one's time, keep growing in spirit while keeping away from public life.
13. ¾iÅ@ yang3hu4, v.t., to look after (children).
14. ¾i¬¡ yang3huo0, v.i. & t., (1) to make a living;
15. ¾i¬¡ yang3huo0, v.i. & t., (2) to feed (a family).
16. ¾i®a yang3jia1, phr., to support a family;
17. ¾i®a yang3jia1, phr., ¾i®a¨à (AC) madame of a brothel;
18. ¾i®a yang3jia1, phr., ¾i®a¤H (MC) (1) a local resident with a family;
19. ¾i®a yang3jia1, phr., (2) husband.
20. ¾iÀÙ yang3ji4, v.i. & t., (1) to convalesce;
21. ¾iÀÙ yang3ji4, v.i. & t., (2) to support (parents).
22. ¾iÀR yang3jing4, phr., to cultivate mental calm.
23. ¾i¯] yang3zhu1, n., cultured pearl.
24. ¾i©å yang3zhuo2, phr., (LL) to enjoy obscurity as a matter of culture.
25. ¾i§Ó yang4zhi4, phr., (1) to nourish or keep alive one's ambition;
26. ¾i§Ó yang4zhi4, phr., (2) (*yang4) (AC) to continue to do what one's parents wanted for life.
27. ¾i¤f yang2kou3, phr., to eat: ´M¨Ç³¥¨ý¾i¤f to find some wild game for food.
28. ¾i¦Ñ yang2lao3, phr., (1) (AC) to honor and serve the aged;
29. ¾i¦Ñ yang2lao3, phr., (2) to live on pension;
30. ¾i¦Ñ yang2lao3, phr., ¾i¦Ñª÷ old age pension.
31. ¾i·G yaang-liarn (yang3lian), phr., to encourage officials' honesty by paying sufficient salaries.
32. ¾i®Æ yang3liao4, n., nutrition;
33. ¾i®Æ yang3liao4, n., feed for animals.
34. ¾i¸ô yang3lu4, phr., to maintain roads in good repair;
35. ¾i¸ô yang3lu4, phr., ¾i¸ô¶O tax for road maintenance.
36. ¾i¥À yang2mu3, n., foster mother.
37. ¾i®Q yang3niang2, n., (MC) maid;
38. ¾i®Q yang3niang2, n., a wet nurse.
39. ¾i¤k yang2nU3, n., foster daughter.
40. ¾iÄº yang3shan4, v.t., to support (parents, family).
41. ¾i¨ yang3shen1, phr., to nourish the body, to keep oneself physically fit.
42. ¾i¥Í yang3sheng1, v.i. & n., to lead a life in sound health;
43. ¾i¥Í yang3sheng1, v.i. & n., hygience: ¾i¥Í¤§¹D way of keeping good health;
44. ¾i¥Í yang3sheng1, v.i. & n., ¾i¥Í°e¦º (AC) the basic filial duties of serving parents while living and giving proper burial.
45. ¾i¯« yang3shen2, phr., to refresh one's spirit by keeping quiet for a period.
46. ¾i©Ê yang3xing4, phr., to maintain one's original pure character, cultivate mental poise.
47. ¾i¤ß yang3xin1, v.i., cultivate mental calm.
48. ¾i·@ yang3xi2, n., (for µ£¾i·@) a daughter-in-law brought to husband's family while still a child.
49. ¾i¤l yang2zi3, (1) n., foster child;
50. ¾i¤l yang2zi3, (2) (AC) phr., give birth to child.
51. ¾i±æ yang3wang4, phr., (LL) to nourish, cultivate a reputation.
52. ¾i¾i yang2yang3, adj., (AC) uneasy.
53. ¾i¨| yang3yU4, v.i. & t., to bring up (child): ¾i¨|¤§®¦ (gratitude for) the love and care from childhood.

¦Ï Num. Index: 80.10 £¸£µ£½ yang2 (*£££¸£µ£½ xiang2 ).

N. (1) (yang2er0) Sheep, goat: ¤s¦Ï goat;
¡¼¦Ï sheep;
¤½¦Ï¡A¨d¦Ï ram;
¥À¦Ï¡A¦É¦Ï ewe;
²Ü¦Ï antelope;
½~¦Ï a castrated ram;
¦Ï½èªê¥Ö sheep in tiger's skin--a dressed up weakling;
¦Ïüc a flock of sheep;
ªª¦Ï a shepherd, to pasture sheep.
(2) A surname.
(3) U.f. ²» (*xiang2): ¦N¦Ï (¡×¦N²») good luck.

Words 1. ¦Ï¥ÕÀY yang2bai2tou2, n., a skin disease showing white specks.
2. ¦Ï¸z yang2chang1, n., as in ¦Ï¸z¤p¹D a small winding path.
3. ¦Ï¾¦ yang2chi3, n., (bot.) bracken, a spidium filixmas.
4. ¦ÏÅö· yang2dian1feng1, n., epilepsy.
5. ¦Ï¯Ì¡]¨à¡^ yang2gao1er0, n., a lamb, a kid.
6. ¦ÏÃ¼ yang2geng1, n., a kind of cake.
7. ¦Ï¤½Åb yang2gong1he4, n., (allu.) Mr. Yang's crane, said to dance but unable to do so when called upon to do so--undeserved reputation.
8. ¦Ï²@ yang2hao2, n., writing brush made of wool.
9. ¦Ï¨¤· yang2jiao0feng1, n., epilepsy, see yang2dian1feng1¡ô.
10. ¦Ï¯× yang2zhi1, n., suet;
11. ¦Ï¯× yang2zhi1, n., ¦Ï¯×¥É fine white tallow jade.
12. ¦ÏÅÄ½ yang2zhi2zhu2, n., (bot.) the rhododendron (reputed to be ¡§avoided by goats¡¨).
13. ¦Ï¨® yang2jU1, n., a goat cart.
14. ¦Ï¤ò yang2mao2, n., sheep's wool;
15. ¦Ï¤ò yang2mao2, n., ¦Ï¤ò¥] a woolpack.
16. ¦Ï½¤ yang2mo2, n., (zoo.) amnion, innermost membrane of sacenclosing embryo.
17. ¦Ï±Æ°© yang2pai2gu3, n., mutton chops.
18. ¦Ï¥Ö yang2pi2, n., sheepskin;
19. ¦Ï¥Ö yang2pi2, n., ¦Ï¥Ö¯È parchment.
20. ¦Ï¦×§É¤l yang2rou0chuang2zi0, n., (coll.) mutton shop.
21. ¦Ïµ³ yang2rong2, n., fine wool.
22. ¦Ï¨Å yang2ru3, n., (bot.) codonopsis lanceolata.
23. ¦Ï®ç yang2tao2, n., (bot.) averrhoa carambola (also called ¤ÀÄ¤l).
24. ¦Ï¿á¯ó yang2ti2cao3, n., (bot.) the dock.
25. ¦ÏÀY yang2tou2, n., as in ¼²¦ÏÀY to ram one's head against the opponent in a fight.
26. ¦Ï¾m yang2tuo2, n., the alpaca.
27. ¦Ï´Ç yang2zao3, n., (bot.) a small variety of dates.

Ê¬ Num. Index: 80.11 £t£´£¿ ben4 . [Var. Ê®]

N. (AC) dust.

V.i. (AC) to gather, together, to splash.

Words 1. Ê¬¶° ben4ji2, v.i., (LL) gather at a place.
2. Ê¬¯F ben4yong3, v.i., (LL) gush up like gas.

¶ì Num. Index: 80.11 £ª£¹£¿ su4 .

V.i. To sculpt: ªd¶ì clay figure;
ÀJ¶ì sculpture;
¶ì¹³ v.i. & n., (make) plastic figure, statue.

Words 1. ¶ì½¦ su4jiao1, n., plastic (tubes, utensils, etc.), polyester.
2. ¶ì¹³ su4xiang4, n., clay statue.

¦} Num. Index: 80.20 £t£¸£¶£¿ bing4 . [Pop. for ¦} 90.20]

§Ã Num. Index: 80.21 £¥£«£¿ cha4 . [Related ¤e 32.82; cogn. ®t80.30]

N. (1) A forked road: ¤À§Ã (road) leads off in different directions: see §Ã¹D¡A§Ã¸ô cha4dao4, cha4lu4¡õ;
§Ã§å¨à cha4pie1er0¡õ.
(2) Unexpected or undesirable turn of events: §Ã¤l¡A§Ã¨à cha4zi0, cha4er0¡õ.
(3) Purposeful interruption of talk: ¥´§Ã break off conversation by changing subject, see V.i. & t.1¡õ.

V.i. & t. (1) To interrupt: ¥Î¸Ü§Ã¶} turn conversation into new direction.
(2) To change in voice: Ánµ§Ã¤F ¡×his voice caught, became hoarse (and tears followed).

Adj. (1) Incorrect (statement): ³o¸Ü§Ã¤F what you say is incorrect (cf. ®t80.30).
(2) Confused, uncomfortable: §Ã²´ cha4yan3¡õ;
§Ã®ð cha4chi4¡õ.

Words 1. §Ã®ð cha4chi4, n., sudden pains in chest, angina pectoris.
2. §Ã¦± cha4qU3, n., a short song in certain type of Chin. opera (cf. ´¡ ¦± 10A.21)
3. §Ã¹D cha4dao4, n., a fork-shaped road crossing;
4. §Ã¹D cha4dao4, n., a branch road.
5. §Ã´« cha4huan4, v.i. & t., to divert (mind): §â¤ß¤¤·Ð´e§Ã´«§Ã´« to divert the mind from boredom.
6. §Ã¤f cha4kou3, n., where the road leads off in another direction.
7. §Ã¨à cha4er0, n., (1) see cha4zi0¡õ;
8. §Ã¨à cha4er0, n., (2) broken bits: ¬û§Ã¨à¡A¥Ë§Ã¨à broken jars, tiles.
9. §Ã¸ô cha4lu4, n., seecha4dao4¡ô.
10. §Ã§å¨à cha4pie1er0, v.i., as in ¨«§Ã§å¨à go on different roads and miss each other.
11. §Ã¤l cha4zi0, n., an untoward turn of events: ¥X¤F§Ã¤l s.t. untoward has happened.
12. §Ã²´ cha4yan3, adj., (horse) takes fright from what it sees.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.22 £¨ zi1 . [pop. of ¯÷20A.93]

¤X Num. Index: 80.22 £¸£« ya1 .

N. A forked branch.

Words 1. ¤X§â¨à ya1ba0er0, n., a forked junction: ¾ð¤X§â¨à ditto;
2. ¤X§â¨à ya1ba0er0, n., ¤â¤X§â¨à,¸}¤X§â¨à joint between fingers, toes.
3. ¤X¤e ya1cha1, n., forked junction of branches, of hands.
4. ¤XøU¡]¨à¡^ ya1huan0 (ya1hua1er0), n., slave girl, so-called because girl's hairdo with double coils resembled character ¤X (also wr. ¤XéS¡Fsee -'tou¡õ).
5. ¤XÀY ya1tou0, n., a slave girl (see ya1huan0¡ô);
6. ¤XÀY ya1tou0, n., (contempt.) a girl;
7. ¤XÀY ya1tou0, n., (formerly, used familiarly by elders) a girl: ³oÓ¤XÀY this girl;
8. ¤XÀY ya1tou0, n., ¤XÀY¤ù¤l or ¤ù¨à (facet.) little girl.

§Ì Num. Index: 80.22 £x£¸£¿ di4 (*£y£¸£¿ ti4 ).

N. Younger brother: ªÙ§Ì my brother;
¥O§Ì your brother;
§Ì¥S brothers;
§Ì©f younger brother and sister;
§Ì¨k¤l«¿ nephews in gen.;
¤l§Ì the younger generation;
§Ì gen. term of reference to self in friendly letters, used in place of ¡§I¡¨;
similarly ·M§Ì in letters;
¥S§Ì in conversation, more rarely ¤p§Ì.

Adj. (*ti4) §µ§Ì be good son and good brother, see ® 22A.22;
°Z §Ì 21.30.

Words 1. §Ì§Ì di4di4, n., younger brother.
2. §Ì¥S di4shiung, n., brother (i.e., without specifying elder or youger), dist. ¥S§Ì (coll.) strictly younger brother;
3. §Ì¥S di4shiung, n., comrades in arms.
4. §Ì¤l di4zi3, n., disciple;
5. §Ì¤l di4zi3, n., pupil.

©ò Num. Index: 80.22 £w£¹£¾ fu3 .

N. (fu3zi0) Axe, hatchet.

V.t. (1) (LL) to hew with an axe: ©ò¤ì chop wood, trees.
(2) To trim, hew to the line: ©ò«d¡A©ò¥¿¡A©ò¬F (asking person to) trim, correct one's composition;
©ò¤ç (AC) hatchet for cutting down trees;
µL©òÆw²ª (of masterpiece) without axe marks, i.e., completely without artificiality, showing consummate skill;
¸ê©ò travelling expenses.

Words 1. ©ò¬` fu3bing4, n., (fig.) control of government (¡§axe-handle¡¨);
2. ©ò¬` fu3bing4, n., also ©ò¬_ fuuke.
3. ©ò÷i fu3huo4, n., punishment by axe and boiling cauldron.
4. ©òÀY fu3tou2, n., axe.
5. ©òàµ fu3yUe4, n., axe and hatchet, referring to execution of criminals: ©òàµ¤§¸Ý.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.22 £¸£µ£¾ yang3 . [Abbr. of ¾i 80.02]

Ý Num. Index: 80.22 £¡£¸£³ jian1 .

Pron. Both: Ý±o have both (of the things);
¤£¥i±oÝ may not have both at one and the same time.

V.t. Bring together, unite in one: Ý¦}jian1bing4¡õ;
Ý®z§ð¬N annex the weak and fall upon the stupid;
Ý¦¬¨Ã»W all-embracing;
Ý®e¨Ã¥] all-inclusive, (of interest) catholic;
ÝÅv¼ôp give mature consideration to all aspects of a question;
ÝÀç concurrently operating.

Adj. (1) Both: Ý¶à¨â©Ð be heir to two branches of a family.
(2) Concurrent: ÝÂ¾ jian1zhi2¡õ;
Ý·~ concurrent business, enterprise.

Adv. (1) Double, twice: Ý¤H¤§¶q be able to drink (eat, do) twice as much as another.
(2) Also, as well: Ý¥q¥LÂ¾ also in charge of other duties;
Ý¿ì¡AÝºÞ have other functions as well.
(3) Both¡Kand: «~¾ÇÝÀu (of a student) good both in character and at studies.

Words 1. Ý·R jian1ai4, n., the doctrine of universal love, as advocated by Motse ¾¥¤l.
2. Ý¦} jian1bing4, v.t., annex (territory).
3. Ý®t jian1chai1, v.i. & n., (hold) concurrent posts.
4. Ýµ{ jian1cheng2, adv., by forced march day and night.
5. ÝÅU jian1gu4, v.t., look after (two things) at one and the same time;
6. ÝÅU jian1gu4, v.t., take into equal consideration.
7. Ý²@ jian1hao2, n., Chin. writing brush made with a mixture of wolf's and goat's hair.
8. Ýª÷ jian1jin1, n., gold of the best quality (¡§twice the value¡¨).
9. ÝÂ¾ jian1zhi2, v.i. & n., (hold) concurrent jobs.
10. Ý²z jian1li3, adv., concurrently.
11. Ý¥ô jian1ren4, adv., concurrently, a concurrent posts.
12. Ý¦¯ jian1xUn2, n., a period of twenty days.
13. ÝÖ½ jian1tiao1, v.i., be heir to two branches of family.

·Ý Num. Index: 80.22 £¸£®£½ ye2 .

N. (1) (Coll.) father: ·Ý®Q father and mother.
(2) Gen. term of respect for older person, also for master: ¦Ñ·Ý master of house, also address of magistrate;
¤j·Ý¡A¤G·Ý address of master's oldest, second son;
¤Ö·Ý young master, a gentleman's son, a rich young man: ¤Ö·ÝµÊ®ð air of a pampered young man.
(3) Grandfather: ·Ý·Ý ye2ye0¡õ;
¤Ó·Ý old master: ¦Ñ¤Ó·Ý master's father as dist. ¦Ñ·Ý master himself.

Words 1. ·Ý¨àÇ yer'lliaa, n., father and son, uncle and nephew, father and daughter, etc.
2. ·Ý¨àÌ ye2er0men, n., the menfolks.
3. ·ÝÌ¨à ye2meer0, n., seeye2er0men¡ô.
4. ·ÝÌ ye2men, n., the men, opp. women;
5. ·ÝÌ ye2men, n., the menfolk.
6. ·Ý®Q ye2niang2, n., parents.
7. ·Ý·Ý ye2ye0, n., (coll.) grandpa;
8. ·Ý·Ý ye2ye0, n., also used of elderly person in clan or village.

¨Ã Num. Index: 80.30 £t£¸£¶£¿ bing4 . [Err. var. ¨Ã¡Fanc. var.¡¼]

Adv. (1) Furthermore, and also, (LL ¨Ã¡Avern. ¨Ã or ¨Ã¥B): ¥L¨ÓÆ[¥ú¡A¨Ã³XÂÂ¤Í he came to visit the place, and also see some old friends;

Adv. ¥L¨Ó°eÂ§ª«¡A¨Ã±aÓ«H he came to bring some gifts, and also pass a message.
(2) (To reinforce a negative) really: «D¦p¦¹ not so, but ¨Ã«D¦p¦¹ really not so;
§Ú¨Ã¤£ª¾¹D I really do not know;
¨Ã¥¼»Dª¾¡A¨Ã¥¼¨£¹L really have not heard, seen;
¨Ã¤£¦Ü¦¹ not really so bad;
¨Ã«DµL¦] not without cause;
¨Ã«D±o¤w it is not because I wanted to.
(3) Together, parallel with: ¨Ã§¤¡A¨Ã¥ß sit, stand together;
¨ÃªÓ§@¾Ô fight shoulder to shoulder.
(4) Both, equally: ¨â¼Ë¨Ã« regard both as equally important;
¨Ã¦æ do both at the same time;
¨Ã¦æ¤£®¯ the two do not interfere with one another;
¨Ã¦s keep both;
¨Ã¾r»ôÅX run neck to neck, share (progress) together, can well stand side by side with.

Words 1. ¨Ã¥B bing4qie3, adv., furthermore, see Adv. 1¡ô.

¨Ã Num. Index: 80.30 £t£¸£¶£¿ bing4 . [Err. var. of ¨Ã¡ô]

®t Num. Index: 80.30 £¥£« cha1 (*£¥£«£¿ cha4 , *£¥£¯ chai1 , *£© ci1 , *£©£¹£¬ cuo1 ).

N. (1) Difference, mathematical difference: ®t¼Æ¡A®tÃB cha1shu4, cha1e2¡õ;
®t§O¡A®t²§ cha1bie2, cha1yi4¡õ;
¤é®t¡A¦~®t diurnal, annual variation;
¶g´ÁÅÜ®t periodic variation.
(2) (*chai1) A mission, an errand: ®t¨Æ¡A®t§Ð chai1si0, chai1yi0¡õ;
¶l®t¡A«H®t mailman;
¤½®t official or business trip;
¥X®t be sent out on official business;
·í®t on duty or serve as employee;
¶}¤p®t take French leave, absent without leave.
(3) (re. pr. *ci1) Grade: µ¥®t gradation (of kinship, status);
®tµ¥ cha1deng3¡õ.
(4) Mistake: ®t¿ù¡A®t»~¡A®t¶^ cha1cuo4, cha1wu4, cha1die2¡õ.

V.t. (1) (*chai1) To send (messenger, errand boy, etc.);
to appoint on duty: ®t¨Ï¡A®t¬£¡A®t»º chai1shi3, chai1pai4, chai1qian3¡õ.
(2) (*cha4) Differ: ®t¦n¦h¡A®t±o»· differ a great deal;
®t¤£Â÷¡]¨à¡^almost right, not too much difference;
®t¤£¦h cha4bu4duo1¡õ;
®t¤@ÂI¨à (cha4idiaaer0) with a tiny diffierence, almost.

Adj. (1) (*cha4) Inferior, bad: ¤Ó®t¤F¡A®t·¥¤F¡A®t¦h¤F very bad, not up to the mark.
(2) (*ci1) Disorderly, jagged: °Ñ®t mixed, not even;
see ®t¦À ci1chi2 (2)¡õ.

Adv. Barely: ®t¥i will barely do, serve the purpose;
®t±j¤H·N barely satisfactory, fair.

Words 1. ®t§O cha1bie2, n., difference.
2. ®t¼· *chai1bo1, (1) v.t., to send (s.o.);
3. ®t¼· *chai1bo1, (2) (MC) petty officer.
4. ®t¤£¦h¡]¨à¡^ *cha4bu4duo1(er0), adj. & adv., almost, good enough: almost (a thousand, finished, fell down, etc.).
5. ®t¤£Â÷¡]¨à¡^ *cha4bu4li2 (cha4bu4lierer0), adv., almost the same, almost right.
6. ®t»º *chai1qian3, v.t., to send (servant, employee, etc.).
7. ®t¦À cha1chi2, (1) n., (a) (also wr. ®t¿ð) s.t. gone wrong, untoward accident;
8. ®t¦À cha1chi2, (1) n., (b) mistake in commitment: Y¦³¥bÂI®t¦À¡A§Ú¤âúG¤£¯à©ñ¹L§A shall not forgive you if there's the slightest mistake;
9. ®t¦À cha1chi2, (2) (*ci1chi2) adj., as in ®t¦À¨ä¦Ð (AC) its feathers are ruffled.
10. ®t¿ð cha1chi0, n., see cha1chi2¡ô,
11. ®tµ¥ *ci1deng3, n., (AC) gradations (in kinship, love).
12. ®tÂI¨à *cha4diaaer0, (1) adv., almost (fell down, etc.);
13. ®tÂI¨à *cha4diaaer0, (2) adj., not quite as good.
14. ®t¶^ *cuo1die2, n., mistake, slipup (¡×®t¶^).
15. ®tÃB cha1e2, n., difference in amount, quantity or number (of payment, enrolment, etc.);
16. ®tÃB cha1e2, n., É¤è®tÃB dibit balance;
17. ®tÃB cha1e2, n., ¶U¤è®tÃB credit balance.
18. ®t¸¹ cha1hao4, n., (math.) sign of diffenrence ¡§¡ã¡¨.
19. ®t«l *cha4jin4, adv. & n., falling below standard.
20. ®t¥i cha1ke3, adj., barely can do.
21. ®t¬£ *chai1pai4, v.t., to send (s.o.);
22. ®t¬£ *chai1pai4, v.t., assign (work).
23. ®t°t¨à *cha4peher0, v.i., be wrongly paired (as shoes, chopsticks).
24. ®t¤H *chai1ren2, (1) n., the bearer (of letter);
25. ®t¤H *chai1ren2, (2) v.t., to send s.o.
26. ®t¼Æ cha1shu4, n., the difference in number.
27. ®t¨Æ *chai1si0, n., (1) a government post;
28. ®t¨Æ *chai1si0, n., (2) temporarily assigned duty;
29. ®t¨Æ *chai1si0, n., (3) formerly, a prisoner to be executed.
30. ®t¨Ï *chai1shi3, v.t., to send (s.o.).
31. ®tÊÖ cha1te4, n., mistake in commitment.
32. ®t¿ù cha1cuo4, n., (1) mistake;
33. ®t¿ù cha1cuo4, n., (2) untoward accident.
34. ®t¶Y *cuo1tuo2, adj., (AC) drifting slowly (also wr. ÁÎ¶Y): ®t¶Y·³¤ë the years drift by.
35. ®t¤l *cha4zi0, n., s.t. gone wrong.
36. ®t©e *chai1wei3, v.t., to appoint (s.o. to do).
37. ®t»~ cha1wu4, n., mistake, error.
38. ®t§Ð *chai1yi0, n., servant(s).
39. ®t²§ cha1yi4, n., difference.

²Û Num. Index: 80.30 £££¸£² xiu1 .

N. (1) A shame: ²Û®¢¡A²Û°d xiu1chi3, xiu1ru4¡õ;
¶M²Û bring shame (to relatives, etc.);
§t²Û§Ô°d suffer humiliations.
(2) Flavory food: ¬Ã²Û exotic dishes.

V.i. & t. Feel ashamed, shy: ®`²Û ditto;

V.i. & t. ¤£²Û not ashamed;

V.i. & t. ²Û»P¬°¥î ashamed to be his colleague (friend);

V.i. & t. ²Ûµªµª¡A²Û²Ûµªµª¡A²Û¨ë¨ë¡A²Û©Ä©Ä very shy;

V.i. & t. ²Û¦º¤H¤]¡A²Û±þ¤H¤] shames one to death, makes one die of shame;

V.i. & t. ²Û±o±¬õ¦Õ¨ª blush all over;

V.i. & t. ´o²Û¦¨«ã turn angry from embarrassment.

Adj. Shamefu: ²Û¤fÃø¶} too embarrassed (or shy) to speak;
²Û¤â²Û¸} timid, dare not move;
²Û¤MÃø¤JÀT a drawn sword cannot be put back into scabbard--must go through with a thing, once it is started.

Words 1. ²Û©Ä xiu1qie4, adj., timid, timorous;
2. ²Û©Ä xiu1qie4, adj., shy.
3. ²Û®¢ xiu1chi3, n., sense of shame (or honor).
4. ²Û¼« xiu1fen4, adj., agitated for action from shame suffered.
5. ²Ûªá xiu1hua1, phr., (LL) ¡§to shame the flowers¡¨--of woman's resplendent beauty.
6. ²Û·\ xiu1kui4, adj. & v.i., feel ashamed: ²Û·\Ãø·í embarrassed beyond words.
7. ²Û©ú xiu1ming2, n., (med.) photophobia.
8. ²Û´o xiu1nao3, adj., humiliated and angry.
9. ²Û¤H xiu1ren2, phr., shames one: ²Û¤Hªº¨Æ s.t. which makes one shamed.
10. ²Û°d xiu1ru4, v.t. & n., to humiliate (person);
11. ²Û°d xiu1ru4, v.t. & n., a shame, insult.
12. ²ÛÀß xiu1se4, adj. (1) awkward and shy;
13. ²ÛÀß xiu1se4, adj. (2) as in ¨¿Ån²ÛÀß phr., (allu.) embarrassingly short of money (¨¿ is person's surname.)
14. ²Û´c xiu1wu4, n., as in ²Û´c¤§¤ß (AC & LL) a sense of shame.

°y Num. Index: 80.30 £w£¹£¾ fu3 .

N. (1) Pot, pan, cauldron: °y©³©âÁ~ withdraw fuel from boiling cauldron, i.e., a fundamental solution;
§@°y¤¤³½ like a fish in the pot, without hope of escape;
¯}°y¨I¦à break cooking pots and sink boats, army's grim determination of no retreat, (like Eng. ¡§burn one's boats¡¨).
(2) Anc. grain measure 6¤æ 4¤É.

¬Ö Num. Index: 80.30 £u£´£½ pen2 .

N. Basin, pot, tub, wooden or enamel or metal: ªá¬Ö flower pot;
¯D¬Ö bathtub;
Áy¬Ö washing basin;
¶É¬Ö (of rain) pouring;
Á{¬Ö about to deliver a child (of expecting mother);
¹ª¬Ö¦Óºq allu. to Chuangtse who sang beating on a basin when his wife died;
À¹¬Ö±æ¤Ñ folly of trying to see the sky with basin over one's head.

V.t. To train (cricket) for fighting in a large bowl.

Words 1. ¬Ö¦a pen2di4, n., valley surrounded by mountains, river basin.
2. ¬Ö°© pen2gu3, n., (biol.) pelvic bones.
3. ¬Ö´º pen2jing3, n., miniature landscape or flower arrangement in a basin or bowl;
4. ¬Ö´º pen2jing3, n., such bowl with artificial flowers of precious stones.
5. ¬Ö°ó pen2tang2, n., public bath provided with tubs, dist. from ¦À°ó.
6. ¬Ö®â pen2zai1, n., a pot plant;
7. ¬Ö®â pen2zai1, n., drawf-tree culture.

¯q Num. Index: 80.30 £¸£¿ yi4 (also £¸£½ yi2 ).

N. Benefit, profit, advantage: ¯q³B yi4chu4¡õ;
¦³¯q¡AµL¯q beneficial, profitless;
¤½¯q public welfare;
Åv¯q (law) right arising from ownership;
¶i¯q progress in studies, increase in trade, etc.;
¦¬¯q income, receipts.

V.i. & t. (1) To benefit (the public, etc.).
(2) (AC) to increase in money or population: ¨ä®a¥²¤é¯q his family will grow in numbers.

Adv. Increasingly (cold, hot, poor, hectic, etc.): ¯qµo yi4fa1¡õ;
¯q¥[ yi4jia1¡õ;
¯qÄ±§xÃø feel it increasingly difficult.

Words 1. ¯q³B yi4chu4, n., benefit, advantage.
2. ¯qÂÎ yi4chong2, n., insect useful to man.
3. ¯q¦h yi4duo1, adv., more and more.
4. ¯qµo yi4fa1, adv., all the more, increasingly (difficult, difiant, etc.).
5. ¯q¥[ yi4jia1, adv., ditto.
6. ¯q´¼ yi4zhi4, adj., an intelligence (game)--which stimulates intelligence.
7. ¯q¥À¯ó yi4murcao3, n., (bot.) a grass, leonurus sibiricus, said to help in maternity cases (also called Ðr½«).
8. ¯q³¾ yi4niao3, n., insectivorous birds (beneficial to man).
9. ¯q¨¬ yi4zu2, phr., all the more serve to (cause harm, etc.).
10. ¯q¤Í yi4you3, n., good, helpful friends.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.30 £|£¯£¿ gai4 . [Pop. of »\ 20.30]

¯R Num. Index: 80.32 £x£¸£® die1 .

N. (1) Daddy (cf. ª¨ pa1, pa1pa1): ¯R¯R daddy;
°®¯R adopted father;
¯R¶ý (coll.) father and mother.
(2) Part of coll. word for uncle: «¼¯R uncle on mother's side;
©h¯R uncle on father's side.

¨¦ Num. Index: 80.40 £|£¹£¾ gu3 .

N. (1) A valley, ravine: «Õ¨¦ a secluded valley;
¤s¨¦ a ravine;
¨¦¤f entrance to the valley;
¨¦· winds coming through the valley.
(2) A surname.

µ½ Num. Index: 80.40 £¦£³£¿ shan4 .

N. (1) A surname.
(2) The good: µ½´c good and evil;
¯uµ½¬ü the true, the good and the beautiful;
¬°µ½ (LL) do good;
µ½¦³µ½³ø good is always rewarded.

Adj. (1) Good, opp. ´c bad: µ½¤H good man;
µ½¦æ good conduct;
µ½Ãþ shan4lei4¡õ;
µ½®Ä¡Aµ½·³ good results, good year of crops;
µ½»ù a good price;
µ½«v good, good! ³o¤@¹y¥´¥i¤£µ½¤] he got a thorough beating.
(2) Charitable, kind, (Budd.) devout: ·Oµ½ kind (person);
·Oµ½¨Æ·~ philanthropic work;
¼Öµ½¦n¬I philanthropic-minded;
µ½¨Æ good deed;
µ½ûs shan4jU3¡õ;
µ½µÐÂÄ¡Aµ½¦ò·Ý¨à (complim.) good, kind sir;
µ½¨k¡]¤l¡^¡Aµ½¨k¡]«H¤k¡^shan4nan2¡õ.
(3) Law-abiding, gentle: µ½¨} shan4liang2¡õ;
µ½¬X gentle;
µ½®z¡Aµ½À¶ peaceloving, averse to fighting.
(4) µ½¥G¡Aµ½©ó good at, better than: ²öµ½¥G¡]©ó¡^¦¹ nothing better than this.
(5) Familiar: ±µ½ (face) looks familiar.

V.i. & t. (LL) To consider as good: «Òµ½¨ä¨¥ the emperor approved of what he said;
µ½¤§ regard it as good;
¿Ëµ½¡A¤Íµ½¡A¬Ûµ½ be good friends with.

Adv. Prone to, good at, well: µ½»R dance well;
µ½¾Ô fight well;
¦h°]µ½¸ë (shan4gu3) it's easy to trade with much capital;
µ½ú prone to weep;
¦h·Tµ½·P oversensitive, sentimental;
µ½¶º (AC) has good appetite;
µ½¬°§Ú»¡Ãã make a good excuse for me.

Words 1. µ½±Ñ shan4bai4, n., (AC) success and failure.
2. µ½³ø shan4bao4, n., reward for good deeds.
3. µ½¥» shan4ben3, n., a rare edition.
4. µ½ÂÎ¤l shan4chong2zi0, n., (sl.) a charity racketeer.
5. µ½®Ú shan4gen1, n., (Budd.) good endowment;
6. µ½®Ú shan4gen1, n., capacity for spiritual development.
7. µ½´Ò shan4gun4, n., charity racketeer;
8. µ½´Ò shan4gun4, n., see shan4chong2zi0¡ô.
9. µ½ªG shan4guo3, n., (Budd.) good rewards from good deeds.
10. µ½«á shan4hou4, (1) n., funeral arrangements: µ½«á¨Æ©y rehabilitation measures (to be) taken after natural disaster;
11. µ½«á shan4hou4, (2) v.t., ¦ó¥Hµ½¨ä«á what to do to take care of the consequences.
12. µ½·| shan4hui4, n., (Budd.) monks' dinner to thank donors.
13. µ½²× shan4zhong1, v.i., die a natural death: µ½©lµ½²× see a thing through from beginning to end.
14. µ½ûs shan4jU3, n., a philanthropic act, project.
15. µ½Ãþ shan4lei4, n., the good class of people, the nice type.
16. µ½¨} shan4liang2, n., law-abiding, decent, also docile (people).
17. µ½ªù shan4men2, n., family of kind, philanthropic people.
18. µ½¨k¡]«H¤k¡^ shan4nan2, phr., µ½¨k«H¤k (Budd.) the good believers, devout men and women;
19. µ½¨k¡]«H¤k¡^ shan4nan2, phr., also µ½¨k¤l¡Aµ½¤k¤l.
20. µ½µ½ shan4shan4, phr., µ½µ½´c´c to love the good and shun evil.
21. µ½¤h shan4shi4, n., (1) (AC) the good scholars;
22. µ½¤h shan4shi4, n., (2) philanthropists.
23. µ½§Ñ shan4wang4, adj., absentminded, prone to forget.
24. µ½·N shan4yi4, n., good intentions, motives: µ½·Nªº§åµû sincere criticism (not ´c·N malicious).
25. µ½½t shan4yUan2, n., (1) some special friendship, lucky meeting of good friends;
26. µ½½t shan4yUan2, n., (2) as in µ²µ½½t (Budd.) give donations to temple.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.40 £x£« da1 . [Abbr. of µª 92A.40]

º Num. Index: 80.41 £¦£²£¾ shou3 .

N. (1) Head: ÂIº give a nod;
¥nº¡A½]º knock one's head on the ground (oft. a formal salutation in letters);
±Ùº beheaded;
µ±º strangle person as punishment.
(2) Chief, leader: º»â¡A»âº ditto;
¤¸º chief of state;
ücÀsµLº group without a leader;
¦¥º the aggressor in war;
êº¡Aµsº¡A»íº head of gang of robbers;
©º tribal chief.
(3) A verse division: ð¸Ö¤T¦Êº 300 famous Tarng poems.

V.i. (1) To confess at court: ¦Ûº (of a criminal) surrender oneself to police;
¥Xº ditto, inform against s.o.
(2) To head a start: º¸ô;
º¶î shou3tu2¡õ.

Adj. First in importance, time or place: ©~º stand first;
first position in º®u¡Aº§¤ shou3xi2, shou3zuo4¡õ;
º¦W first on list;
º¥\ first in meritorious service;
º±q shou3zong4¡õ;
º©d the first wife;
º´c a cardinal sin, head culprit.

Adv. First, first to start: º³Ð¡Aº°Û shou3chuang4, shou3chang4¡õ;
º¥ý shou3xian1¡õ;
ºÃø shou3nahn¡õ;

Words 1. º°Û shou3chang4, v.t., be the first to lead (a movement, a revolution).
2. º¤C shou3chi1, n., the first seventh day in mourning.
3. º¥C shou3qiu1, phr., (allu.) to be buried in home town.
4. º³Ð shou3chuang4, v.i., to start (fashion, institution).
5. º³£ shou3du1, n., national capital.
6. ºªA shou3fu2, v.i., (LL) give oneself up to police.
7. º©² shourfu3, n., formerly, district where provincial capital is situated.
8. º§i shou3gao4, v.i., to start court action by lodging complaint.
9. ºªø shourzhang3, n., chief (of tribe, bureau, department, ministry, etc.).
10. º¯Å shou3ji2, n., the cut-off head (of criminal, bandit, etc.).
11. ºªÖ shourken3, v.i., to show approval by nodding.
12. º´} shou3kui2, n., (LL) premier.
13. º»â shourling3, n., leader, head.
14. º¿Ñ shou3mou2, n., head of conspirators, prime mover.
15. º¸£ shournao3, n., head, leading mind: º¸£¤Hª« leading personages.
16. ºÃø shou3nahn, v.i., first to start revolt.
17. º¤é«Ê shou3ri4feng1, n., first day cover (philately).
18. ºµ½ shou3shan4, n., as in ºµ½¤§°Ï the national capital (which should be a ¡§model¡¨ for others).
19. º¿¤ shou3xian4, n., formerly, county where district government is situated.
20. º¬Û shou3xiang4, n., prime minister.
21. º¥ý shou3xian1, adv., first (to do s.t.).
22. º®u shou3xi2, n., seat of honor;
23. º®u shou3xi2, n., chairman.
24. º¹« shourshu3, adv., see shoursi4¡õ.
25. º¬I shou3si4, adv., as in º¬I¨âºÝ be undecided in course of action.
26. º¨Æ shou3shi4¹, v.i., (LL) start war, revolt.
27. º¹¢ shou3shi4², n., personal ornaments, esp. on hair.
28. º¿ï shourxUan3, n., first choice;
29. º¿ï shourxUan3, n., first in list of winners.
30. º±À shou3tui1, v.t., consider (person) as first.
31. º¶î shou3tu2, v.i., to start journey.
32. º±q shou3zong4, n., chief culprit and associates in crime.
33. º®y shou3zuo4, n., (1) seat of honor;
34. º®y shou3zuo4, n., (2) abbot.
35. º§À shourwei3, n., the story (¡§beginning and end¡¨) of an affair;
36. º§À shourwei3, n., also (coll.) s.o.'s business: ¤£¬O¸ë¬Ãªºº§À has nothing to do with ¸ë¬Ã.
37. º¦ì shoou-weih, n., the first seat, first (delegate, etc.).
38. ºn shou3yao4, adj., of first importance.
39. º¸q shou3yi4, v.i., (LL) first to start revolt.

´¿ Num. Index: 80.41 £¨£¶ zeng1 (*£©£¶£½ ceng2 ).

N. A surname.

Adj. Great-grand, great-great-grand (used in comb. with nn.): ´¿¯ª zeng1zu3¡õ;
´¿¤÷¡A´¿¤j¤÷ paternal great-grandfather;
´¿¯ª¤÷ ditto;
´¿¯ª¥À zeng1tzurmuu, ´¿®] zeng1sun1, ´¿¥È zeng1xUan2¡õ.

Adv. (*ceng2) Used before vbb. to indicate have yet, have not yet: ´¿¸g ceng2jing1¡õ;
¥¼´¿ never yet;
¦ó´¿ rhet. negative having the force of an affirmative: ¦ó´¿¨Ó¹L¡A¦ó´¿¬Ý¨£ have never come, seen;
¤£´¿¨ì never came;
¤£´¿¬Ý¡]Å¥¡^¨£ never saw (heard);
¦Y¤F¶º¤£´¿ have you had lunch? ¥i´¿¬Ý¨£ have you seen? did you ever see it? ´¿¦³ there was (were) ¡Konce upon a time;
´¿´X¦ó®É not long since.

Words 1. ´¿¸g *ceng2jing1, adv., yet, ever, already: ´¿¸g¦³¤H¬Ý¨£ s.o. has seen it.
2. ´¿¥È zeng1xUan2, n., collective term for great-grandson and great-great-grandson.
3. ´¿®] zeng1sun1, n., (1) great-grandson;
4. ´¿®] zeng1sun1, n., (2) descendants of grandson in gen.
5. ´¿¯ª¥À zeng1zu2mu3, n., paternal great-grandmother.
6. ´¿¯ª zeng1zu3, n., paternal great grandfather.
7. ´¿¯q zeng1yi4, v.t., to increase, add to, enhance: ´¿¯q¨ä©Ò¤£¯à (modn. ¼W¯q) broaden his knowledge, develop his capabilities.

´¶ Num. Index: 80.41 £u£¹£¾ pu3 .

N. (1) A surname.
(2) Place name.

Adj. & adv. General, -ly, overall, reaching all: ´¶«× pu3du4¡õ;
¶§¥ú´¶·Ó the sunlight shines on the whole world;
´¶¬IÀÙ²³ generous charity;
´¶¤Ñ¤§¤U in all the world;
´¶¤Ñ¦P¼y (phr.) universal rejoicing;
see esp. ´¶¤Î pu3ji2¡õ.

Words 1. ´¶ûT pu3bian4, adj. & adv., all around, everywhere: ´¶¹M«Å¶Ç¡A±À¼s make publicity, push sales all around.
2. ´¶«× pu3du4, n. & v.t., (Budd.) festival similar to All Souls' Day in seventh lunar month, with prayers for those unburied and drowned at sea: ´¶«×¡]´ç¡^²³¥Í (of Buddha) save the masses of mankind.
3. ´¶¬|¯ù pu3er2cha2, n., special strong tea of Yunnan, taken as digestive.
4. ´¶¤Î pu3ji2, v.t. & adj., reaching all: ´¶¤Î±Ð¨| popular education.
5. ´¶³q pu3tong1, adj. & adv., common, generally;
6. ´¶³q pu3tong1, adj. & adv., ´¶³qªÑ common stock.

ûó Num. Index: 80.41 £¤£¹£¬£½ zhuo2 (*jaur , *£¤£± zhao1 , *£¤£ zhe1 ). [Pop. of µÛ; see µÛ 20A.41]

© Num. Index: 80.41 £¢£¸£²£½ qiu2 .

N. Tribal chief: ê© rebel chief.

Words 1. ©ªø qiu2zhang3, n., tribal chieftain.

¤À Num. Index: 80.50 £w£´ fen1 (*£w£´£¿ fen4 ).

N. (1) Term of measure, time, and value: 1/10 of an inch, hundredth of an ounce;
10% interest: ¨â¤À§Q 20% interest;
a cent, a minute of time;
10% of mou3 ¯a¡F
¤½¤À centimeter;
¤À°w minute hand (time piece);
¤ÀÄÁ minute.
(2) Gen. expression of degree: ¤Q¤Àº¡·N very, fully satisfied;
¸U¤À¡A¤Q¤G¸U¤À°ª¿³ extremely, enormously pleased;
¤C¤K¤ÀÀ´±o understand 70-80% (¡×¤C¤K¦¨);
¤À²@ very small amount: ¤À²@¤£²n not a tiny bit of difference;
¤À¤å a penny: ¤À¤å¤£¨ú will not take a penny.
(3) (*fen4) Duty, status: ¥»¤À duty;
¤À¤º part of duty;
«D¤À (¶V¤À) beyond what is proper (of request, etc.);
¦u¤v¦w¤À lawabiding, dutiful;
(¬Ý) ±¡¤À (¤W) (in view of) friendly status, relations;;
½t¤À special, honored relationship, lover's luck;
¨ ¤À personal status, see 91.00.

V.i. & t. (1) Separate: ¤ÀÂ÷¡A¤À´²¡A¤À¶} fen1li2, fen1san4, fen1kai1¡õ;
¤À³~¡A¤À¹D (´Åß) part on journey, go separate ways;
¤À®x§ÜÂ§ (LL) be received as an equal;
¤À®a¡A¤À²£ divide inheritance;
¤ÀÆy have separate kitchens, live separately among brothers;
¤À°L¡A¤ÀÃÌ part (sleeves) among friends;
¤À¤ß¡A¤À¨¡A¤À¯«¡A¤À¤â fen1xin1, fen1shen1, fen1shen2, fen1shou3¡õ;
¤ÀÀY¶i¦æ (persons) proceed separately on common objective;
¤Àªù§OÃþ sort out into categories;
¤À¬ì separate courses of study.
(2) Distinguish: ¤À§O¡A¤À¿ë fen1bie2, fen1bian4¹¡õ;
¤£¤À©¼¦¹ share together;
¤À¤£²M cannot distinguish;
¤£¥Ñ¤À»¡ give no chance to explain;
¤À¤çáî (bai1) ¨â count pennies, be stingy.
(3) Divide, share: ¤À¤£¨ì fail to get share;
¤À§Ú¤@ªMÃ¼ give me a share of the soup;
¤À§Q¡A¤À¼í get share of profit;
¤ÀªÎ share illegal gains;
¤ÀÅ¦ share spoils, booty;
¤À¥Ì¦@W fare and share alike;
¤À³Ò help, relieve one of work;
¤ÀÀu share and lessen worry;
¤ÀÁ½ share the blame;
¤À¤ß divide attention to other affairs;
¤À¤u¦X§@ division of labor;
¤À±ä formerly, divide official duties.
(4) Distribute: ¤Àµ¹ give separately to persons;
¤Àµofen1fa1¡õ;
¤À¼ú give prizes;
¤À¬õ fen1hong2¡õ;
¤À°t¡A¤À¬£ fen1pei4, fen1pai4¡õ.
(5) Judge: ¦Û¤À(*fen4) ¥²¦º believe I shall die.

Adj. Branch: ¤À§½¡A¤À¦æ¡A¤À©± branch office.

Adv. Separately: ¤À°e send separately to persons;
¤À¸Ë¡A¤À¹B load, ship separately;
¤À©~ live separately.

Words 1. ¤À¥] fen1bao1, n., two acts being played at the same time on the stage.
2. ¤À¿ë fen1bian4¹, v.t., compare and see the difference: ¤À¿ë¬O«D¶Â¥Õ distinguish right and wrong, black and white.
3. ¤ÀÅG fen1bian4², v.i., explain, give explanation in defense.
4. ¤À§O fen1bie2, (1) v.t., separate (two things);
5. ¤À§O fen1bie2, (2) adv., separately, respectively.
6. ¤À¥¬ fen1bu4, v.i. & t., distribute, be distributed, spread, (races) scatter.
7. ¤Àª[ fen1chi2, v.i., grow apart, diverge: ·N¨£¤Àª[ opinions divide.
8. ¤À«×¾¹ fen1du4chi4, n., protractor.
9. ¤Àµo fen1fa1, v.t., give out, distribute.
10. ¤À¥I fen1fu4, v.t., (1) pay, give out, separately;
11. ¤À¥I fen1fu4, v.t., (2) order: ¤À¥I¥L¦^¥h ask him to go home (usu. wr. §h©J).
12. ¤À³Î fen1ge2, v.t., cut up.
13. ¤À¸¹ fen1hao4, n., semicolon (;).
14. ¤À²@ fen1hao2, n., a tiny amount: ¤À²@¤£ªÖÅý¤H will not give the slightest concession.
15. ¤À¤Æ fen1hua4, v.i., disintegrate.
16. ¤À¬õ fen1hong2, n. & v.i., bonus, to give bonus.
17. ¤Àª§ fen1zheng1, v.i., have disputes, fight for (thing).
18. ¤À¸Ñ fen1jie3, v.i., (1) break up into separate elements;
19. ¤À¸Ñ fen1jie3, v.i., (2) (fen1jie0) explain: ¤À¸Ñ¤À¸Ñ¤@¤U please explain;
20. ¤À¸Ñ fen1jie3, v.i., ½ÐÅ¥¤U¦^¤À¸Ñ the story will be continued in next chapter.
21. ¤À¬É fen1jie4, n., demarkation of boundary.
22. ¤À¶} fen1kai1, v.t., set apart, separate: ¥LÌ¨â¤H¤À¤£¶} the two persons are inseparable.
23. ¤À¨à *fen4er0 (feher0), n., share: ¨S¦³§Úªº¤À¨à I do not expect to share it.
24. ¤À¶q *fen4liang4, n., weight: ¦³¤À¶qªº¤å¦r solid writing.
25. ¤ÀÃþ fen1lei4, v.t. & n., classify, -fication.
26. ¤Àµõ fen1lie4, v.i. & t., split up, crack up (party, opinions).
27. ¤À§Q fen1li4¹, to share in benefit;
28. ¤À§Q fen1li4¹, (Chin. med.) induce perspiration, bowel motion.
29. ¤À¤O fen1li4², n., (phys.) component of force.
30. ¤ÀÂ÷ fen1li2, v.i. & t. & n., part (from friends, family);
31. ¤ÀÂ÷ fen1li2, v.i. & t. & n., (chem.) dissociate, -tion.
32. ¤À°L fen1mei4, v.t., part (among friends, ¡§separate sleeves¡¨).
33. ¤À®Y fen1mian3, v.i., give birth to child.
34. ¤Àªc fen1mi4, v.t. & n., secrete, -tion (hormone, etc.).
35. ¤À©ú fen1ming2, adj. & adv., clear, clearly.
36. ¤À¥À fen1mu3, n., (math.) denominator of fraction.
37. ¤À¬£ fen1pai4, n. & v.i., branch, school (of thought);
38. ¤À¬£ fen1pai4, n. & v.i., assign (work, etc.).
39. ¤À°t fen1pei4, v.t. & n., assign, -ment.
40. ¤À´² fen1san4, v.i. & n., dispel, disperse, -sal.
41. ¤À¨ fen1shen1, v.i., to divide time or attention to another job.
42. ¤À¯« gen1shen2, v.i., (court. to thank one for) giving attention.
43. ¤ÀªR fen1xi1, v.t. & n., analyze, -lysis;
44. ¤ÀªR fen1xi1, v.t. & n., ¤ÀªR¤ß²z¾Ç analytical psychology;
45. ¤ÀªR fen1xi1, v.t. & n., ¾ú¥vªº¤ÀªR historical analysis.
46. ¤À¾å fen1xiao3, (1) v.t. & n., understand, -ing: ³o¨Æ¨S¤À¾å do not know what is at the bottom of this;
47. ¤À¾å fen1xiao3, (1) v.t. & n., understand, -ing: ³o¨Æ¨S¤À¾å do not know what is at the bottom of this;
48. ¤À¾å fen1xiao3, (2) adj., clear.
49. ¤À¾P fen1xiao1, v.t. & n., sales distribution.
50. ¤À¤ß fen1xin1, v.i., divide attention (to another matter).
51. ¤À¤â fenishou3, v.i., to part company.
52. ¤À®Ñ fen1shu1, n., (1) divorce certificate;
53. ¤À®Ñ fen1shu1, n., (2) ¤K ¤À®Ñ a style of script, see 80.80.
54. ¤À¤ôÀ fen1shui2ling3, n., (geog.) watershed;
55. ¤À¤ô½u fen1shui2xian4, line dividing river valley.
56. ¤À¼Æ fen1shu4, n., (1) marks at examinations;
57. ¤À¼Æ fen1shu4, n., (2) fraction.
58. ¤ÀÅu fen1tan1, v.t., to divide pro rata.
59. ¤À¤o fen1cun4, n., (1) very small amount;
60. ¤À¤o fen1cun4, n., (2) proper restraint: »¡¸Ü¦³Ó¤À¤o talk with careful choice of words, do not overstep limits.
61. ¤À¤l fen1zi3, n., (1) (math.) numerator of fraction;
62. ¤À¤l fen1zi3, n., (2) *fen4zi3, (phys.) molecule;
63. ¤À¤l fen1zi3, n., ¤À¤l¤O molecular force;
64. ¤À¤l fen1zi3, n., ¤À¤l¶q molecular weight;
65. ¤À¤l fen1zi3, n., ¤À¤l¦¡ molecular formula;
66. ¤À¤l fen1zi3, n., (3) (*fen4zi0) n., a part, member, element of society, group: °ê¥Á¤@¤À¤l (also. wr. ¥÷¤l) a member of the nation.
67. ¤À³¥ fen1ye3, n., dividing line.

¤¼ Num. Index: 80.50 £££¸ xi1 .

Fin. part. Particle at end of sentence, esp. in verse, expressing admiration: ¬ü¥Ø¬ß¤¼(AC) how beautiful her eyes! »®¤¼³Ù¤¼ (AC) how impressive and exciting! or celebrating a determination: Âk¥h¨Ó¤¼ Ah, let me go home! or marking a caesura or break in line of verse: ¤O©Þ¤sªe¤¼®ð»\¥@ strength to move mountains, spirit unexcelled.

¯Î Num. Index: 80.50 £¹£¶ weng1 .

N. (1) Respectful address or term for old man: ¦Ñ¯Î old man (of any station);
º®¯Î an old fisherman;
¾K¯Î an old man drinking;
¬Y¯Î a certain old man;
ªF¯Î the old landlord or host;
¦~¯Î an old friend of the same age.
(2) Father, father-in-law: ´L¯Î (court.) your old father;
¯Î©h father-in-law and mother-in-law;
¯Î´B father-in-law and son-in-law.
A surname.

Words 1. ¯Î¥ò weng1zhong4, n., (LL) stone figure on grave.

°Å Num. Index: 80.50 £¡£¸£³£¾ jian3 .

N. Scissors: °Å¤M ditto;
«ü¥Ò°Å (finger) nail-clippers;
Àë°Å candle snuffers.

V.i. & t. (1) V.i., to cut, divide, separate, lop off: °Åµu to trim;
°Å¾v haircut;
°Å¶} cut open, sever;
°Åºù jian3cai3, °Å¼v jian3ying3¡õ;
°Å±µ splice films.
(2) Annihilate, destroy completely: °Å°£ jian3chu2, °Å·À jian3mie4¡õ;
°Å¯ó°£®Ú (lit. & fig.) uproot, eradicate.
(3) V.i., tie hands together.

Words 1. °Å³ø jian3bao4, n., newspaper clippings.
2. °Å°£ jian3chu2, v.t., wipe out, exterminate.
3. °Å¤M jian3dao1, n., scissors.
4. °Å¥ï jian3fa2, v.t., (AC) (of trees) to prune or cut, lop off (branches).
5. °Å©Ø jian3fu2, v.t., (1) to purge off, cleanse, wash away;
6. °Å©Ø jian3fu2, v.t., (2) (MC underworld sl.) greet with a deep bow.
7. °Å°Å jiarnjian3, adj., (AC) (1) narrow-minded, bigoted, prejudiced;
8. °Å°Å jiarnjian3, adj., (2) (of wind) cutting, chilly, piercing.
9. °Å®| jian3jing4, v.i., (of robbers) hold up travellers.
10. °Åãq jiarnliu3, v.i., pick a person's pocket;
11. °Åãq jiarnliu3, v.i., n., a pickpocket.
12. °Å·À jian3mie4, v.t., annihilate, exterminate.
13. °Åºù jiarncai3, v.i. & n., ribboncutting ceremony.
14. °Åµô jian3cai2, v.i., (1) (tailoring) cut cloth to make dress or suit;
15. °Åµô jian3cai2, v.i., (2) (of litr. works) polish, refine, cut out superfluous words and phrases.
16. °Å¤l jian3zi0, n., scissors.
17. °Å¼v jiarnying3, n., (1) silhouette;
18. °Å¼v jiarnying3, n., (2) a cross-section, a sketch.

æù Num. Index: 80.50 £¡£¸£³£¾ jian3 . [Var. of °Å¡ô]

õ¬ Num. Index: 80.50 £©£½ ci2 .

N. See ù· õ¬21S.50.

¯Ì Num. Index: 80.63 £|£± gao1 .

N. A lamb, a kid: ¯Ì¤l young of the sheep or other animal;
¤ý¤K¯Ì¤l (abusive) son of a bitch;
¯Ì¦Ï gao1yang2¡õ.

Words 1. ¯Ì¥Ö gao1pi2, n., lambskin, leather or parchment made from it.
2. ¯Ì¦Ï gao1yang2, n., (1) a young goat: °g³~¯Ì¦Ï a stray lamb;
3. ¯Ì¦Ï gao1yang2, n., (2) an innocent and helpless person;
4. ¯Ì¦Ï gao1yang2, n., (3) a martyr or victim: ¥N¸o¯Ì¦Ï a scapegoat.

·Î Num. Index: 80.63 £¡£¸£³ jian1 .

V.t. (1) To fry in oil or boil in water: ªo·Î fried;
¤ô·Î boiled;
·ÎÃÄ make concoction of medicine;
·Î³½ to fry fish, fried fish.
(2) Make it hot for: ·Î¹G jian1bi1¡õ;
¬Û·Î¦ó¤Ó«æ(allu.) why press me so hard?

Words 1. ¬Û¼õ jian1ao2, v.i., endure long hardships and sufferings (heat, overwork, etc.).
2. ·Î¹G jian1bi1, v.t., press to the wall, make it hot for.
3. ·Î»æ jian1bing3, n., fried cakes.
4. ·Îª£ jian1chao3, v.t., to fry.
5. ·Î¤ß jian1xin1, adj., anxious, worried, in a stew.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.63 £¡£¸£³ jian1 . [Abbr. of Ý 80.22]

óÐ Num. Index: 80.63 £££¸£µ£¾ xiang3 .

N. Dried fish.

ª¨ Num. Index: 80.70 £t£«£¿ ba4 (£t£« ba1 ).

N. ª¨ª¨ ba4ba0, papa;
used sometimes of friends of elder generation (vulg. var. ¤K¤K¡A¤Ú¤Ú).

§I Num. Index: 80.70 £x£¹£°£¿ dui4 .

N. One of the eight trigrams of ba1gua4 (¤K¨ö 80.80).

V.i. & t. (1) To cash (check): §I²{ dui4xian4¡õ;
§I»È¤l weigh silver, i.e., pay out;
§I¥æ¡A§Iµ¹ pay to (person);
§I¤ä ask for payment of a money order, to receive money.
(2) To exchange, barter, make wholesale deal: µo§I sell wholesale;
§I´« dui4huan4¡õ.
(3) To add water: §I¶}¤ô add more boiling water to tea (also wr. ¹ï).

Words 1. §I´« dui4huan4, v.t., exchange (goods, money): §I´«»È¿ú change currency, as at money exchange shop.
2. §I²{ dui4xian4, v.t., to cash (checks);
3. §I²{ dui4xian4, v.t., (fig.) fulfill election pledge, etc.
4. §I±ø¡]¨à¡^ dui4tiao2(er0), n., voucher in money exchange.

ªÊ Num. Index: 80.70 £¢£¸£µ qiang1 . [Var. ¡¼¡A¡¼]

Initial part. (AC dial.) initial part with indeterminate meaning, found esp. in ·¡Ãã(3rd. cen. B.C.): ªÊµL¬G¹ê (¡×¤FµL¬G¹ê) without basis in fact.

N. (1) A surname.
(2) Name of a tribe in West Szechuan: ªÊ¤H¡AªÊJ ditto.

Words 1. ªÊ²Ã qiang1di2, n., name of a short wind instrument, a flute of Chiang tribe.
2. ªÊ¬¡ qiang1huo1, n., (bot.) angelica, angelica sylvestris.
3. ªÊøl qiang1jiu4, n., a kind of vulture, haliaetus pelagicus.
4. ªÊ®ç qiang1tao2, n., the walnut (also called ®Ö®ç¡AJ®ç).

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.70 £¹£µ wang1 . [Var. Ê¿]

Adj. (1) Weak, feeble.
(2) Bent begged.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.70 £©£½ ci2 . [Pop. of ²¡63.70]

¸q Num. Index: 80.71 £¸£¿ yi4 .

N. (1) Justice, righteousness, honor and right: ¥¿¸q the cause of right or honor;
¹D¸q righteous (friends, companions), a moral principle;
«H¸q faith and righteousness, see «H91A.40;
¥M¸q²¨°] give money to righteous cause;
®¦¸q love and duty;
±¡¸q affectionate relationship between friends, husband and wife, benefactor and recipient of help;
´N¸q die a martyr;
¤j¸q·À¿Ë punish own relations in the cause of justice.
(2) Chivalry, sense of honor: ¸q§Î©ó¦â one's face showed no compromise with evil;
¸q¤£®eÃã one's sense of honor makes it impossible to refuse.
(3) Meaning of words, exegesis: ¸q²¨ yi4shu4¡õ;
¸q²zyi4li3¡õ.
(4) A surname.
(5) Short for Italy ¸q¤j§Q¡A now generally wr. ·N¤j§Q.

Adj. (1) For charity, for public benefit: ¸q¾Ç yi4xUe2¡õ;
¸q¥Ð¡A¸q²ø yi4tian2, yi4zhuang1¡õ;
¸qûs yi4jU3¡õ.
(2) Righteous, pertaining to a righteous case: ¸q§L¡A¸q®v¡A¸qx army on our (and therefore right) side.
(3) Chivalrous, honorable: ¸q¤H¡A¸q¤hyi4ren2, yi4shi4¡õ;
¸q«L yi4xia2¡õ;
¸qM yi4bao1¡õ.
(4) Volunteer: ¸q«i yi4yong3¡õ.
(5) Adopted: ¸q¤÷¡A¸q¥À¡A¸q¤l¡Aetc., yi4fu4, yi4mu3, yi4zi3¡õ.
(6) Artificial: ¸q¤â¡A¸q¨¬¡A¸q¾¦ artificial arm, leg,teeth;
¸qÀg¡A¸q¥Ò yi4ji4, yi4jia3¡õ.

Words 1. ¸qM yi4bao1, n., fellow citizen (¦PM) who has fled opponent's territory.
2. ¸q§L yi4bing1, n., (1) formerly, militia for self-defense;
3. ¸q§L yi4bing1, n., (2) volunteer army or soldier.
4. ¸q®ð yi4chi0, (1) n., sense of chivalry or honor;
5. ¸q®ð yi4chi0, (2) adj., standing for the right, chivalrous.
6. ¸qºX yi4chi2, n., flag of the righteous cause.
7. ¸q¾¦ yi4chi3, n., artificial teeth.
8. ¸q¦a yi4di4¹, n., public emetery.
9. ¸q§Ì yi4di4², n., sworn younger brother.
10. ¸q«Ò yi4di4³, n., (history) an emperor set up in name.
11. ¸q¨à yi4er2, n., adopted son.
12. ¸q¤è yi4fang1, n., right kind of education.
13. ¸q¼« yi4fen4, n., righteous anger, indignation.
14. ¸q· yi4feng1, n., prevailing sense of honor.
15. ¸q¤÷ yi4fu4, n., adopted father.
16. ¸q¾Ô yi4zhan4, n., a war for moral principles.
17. ¸q¥Ò yi4jia3, n., finger cap for plucking stringed instrument.
18. ¸qÀg yi4ji4, n., (LL) wig.
19. ¸q²ø yi4zhuang1, n., land publicly owned by a clan or village to maintain sacrifices or education of its children, a village foundation.
20. ¸qà yi4zhong3, n., public cemetery.
21. ¸qªÏ yi4zhi1, n., artificial limb.
22. ¸qx yi4jUn1, n., volunteer army, army raised for a supposedly righteous cause.
23. ¸qûs yi4jU3, n., an undertaking for some public good, a welfare project.
24. ¸q¨Ò yi4li4, n., the rules which govern form and arrangement of a book.
25. ¸q²z yi4li3, n., (1) in Suhng philosophy, the study of reason;
26. ¸q²z yi4li3, n., (2) reason, truth, principle.
27. ¸q½æ yi4mai4, n., a sale for public charity.
28. ¸q¥À yi4mu3, n., adopted mother.
29. ¸q¤k yi4nU3, n., adopted daughter.
30. ¸q¤H yi4ren2, n., an honorable man, a just man.
31. ¸q«L yi4xia2, (1) n., chivalry, a chivalrous man: ¸q«L¤p»¡ picaresque novel;
32. ¸q«L yi4xia2, (2) adj., chivalrous.
33. ¸q¦æ yi4xing4, phr., notable conduct.
34. ¸q¤â yi4shou3, n., artificial hand.
35. ¸q²¨ yi4shu4, n., commentary, elucidating a text;
36. ¸q²¨ yi4shu4, n., commentary of commentary, see ²¨ 32S.70.
37. ¸q¹Ñ yi4shu2, n., formerly, private school charging no tuition.
38. ¸q®v yi4si4, n., the loyal army versus the rebels;
39. ¸q®v yi4si4, n., the rebels'army from rebels'own standpoint.
40. ¸q¤h yi4shi4, n., (1) a martyr, man who sacrifices life for justice;
41. ¸q¤h yi4shi4, n., (2) a man of chivalry.
42. ¸q¾Ç yi4xUe2, n., public school charging no tuition.
43. ¸q¥S yi4xiong1, n., sworn elder brother.
44. ¸q¥Ð yi4tian2, n., see yi4zhuang1¡ô.
45. ¸qÜ yi4cang1, n., public granary for stabilizing farm prices.
46. ¸q¨¬ yi4zu2, n., artificial leg.
47. ¸q¤l yi4zi3, n., adopted son.
48. ¸q°È yi4wu0, n., (1) (law) obligation;
49. ¸q°È yi4wu0, n., (2) volunteer duty: ºÉ¸q°È service without pay;
50. ¸q°È yi4wu0, n., ¸q°È§L volunteer soldiers;
51. ¸q°È yi4wu0, n., ¸q°È±Ð¨| free education.
52. ¸qºt yi4yan3, n., a performance for some public charity.
53. ¸q¶é yi4yUan2, n., see yi4di4¹¡ô.
54. ¸q«i yi4yong3, n., volunteer for public service, esp. army;
55. ¸q«i yi4yong3, ¸q«ix yi4yong3jUn1, n., volunteer army.

¿ª Num. Index: 80.71 £££¸ xi1 .

N. ¥ñ¿ª Furshi, one of the earliest legendary emperors, see under ¥ñ 91A.81;
¿ª¬Ó¤W¤H people in earliest period of history believed to be free of all cares.

©Á Num. Index: 80.72 £w£´£¿ fen4 . [Var. ¼«; cogn. ¾Ä]

N. Anger, exasperation: ¾l©Á¥¼¥ anger not yet appeased;
©Á®ð¡A©Á¤õ wrath, fury, huff.

Words 1. ©Á«ë fen4hen4, n., gall, bitterness.
2. ©Áìä fen4zhi4, n., (AC) anger, upset.
3. ©Á©Ñ fen4li4, adj., violent, irritable.
4. ©Á«ã fen4nu4, n., great anger.

®~ Num. Index: 80.72 £¸£µ£¿ yang4 .

N. Sickness¡F
µL®~ well (in good health);
·L®~ slightly unwell;
½â®~ (court.) my illness.

·O Num. Index: 80.72 £©£½ ci2 .

N. (1) Somewhat litr. reference to) mother (cf. ÄY 40.82 for father): ¥O·O your mother;
®a·O my mother;
·O©R mother's command;
·O°V¡A·O»£ maternal or parental instructions;
·OÃC kind face of parents.
(2) U.f. ºÏ¡GºÏ¥Ûci2shi2¡õ.

Adj. Kind, gentle, compassionate, benevolent: ·O·R¡A·O´d¡A·Oµ½¡A·O²» ci2ai4, ci2bei1, ci2shan4, ci2xiang2¡õ;
¤÷·O¤l§µ father is loving and son is filial.

Words 1. ·O·R ci2ai4, adj., kindly, gentle, compassionate.
2. ·O´d ci2bei1, (1) adj. & n., mercy, merciful;
3. ·O´d ci2bei1, (2) (ci2bei0) v.i., be kind to: ½Ð§A·O´d·O´d½} have pity (used in begging).
4. ·O©h ci2gu1, n., (bot.) sagittaria sagittifolia, a water plant with edible bulbs.
5. ·O¯è ci2hang2, n., (Budd.) the Merciful Ferry, way of salvation.
6. ·O©M ci2he2, adj., amiable.
7. ·O¥À ci2mu3, n., mother.
8. ·Oµ½ ci2shan4, adj. & n., chartable: ·Oµ½¨Æ·~ work of charity.
9. ·O²» ci2xiang2, adj., kindly, amiable.
10. ·O¥Û ci2shi2, n., var. of ºÏ¥Û magnet.
11. ·O´W ci2wei2, n., (LL polite address of) mother (also wr. Áò).
12. ·O¯Q ci2wu1, n., a young crow reputed to feed its mother.

¼¤ Num. Index: 80.72 £º£¿ yU4 .

N. Passion, desire: ¦â¼¤¡A©Ê¼¤ sexual passion;
¼¤¤õ flame of sexual desire, hot desire;
¨p¼¤ mortal passions;
¸`¼¤ regulate sex;
¸T¼¤¡A§Ù¼¤ repress sex;
µ´¼¤ suppress sex entirely;
§Q¼¤©ü¤ß desire for money blinds one's mind;
¼¤À¤Ãø¶ñ desire is ¡§bottomless¡¨--insatiable.

Words 1. ¼¤®ü yU4hai3, n., the sea of passions.
2. ¼¤¤õ yU4huo3, n., the fire of desire.
3. ¼¤©À yU4nian4, n., desire, craving.
4. ¼¤±æ yU4wang4, n., human desires.

áÂ Num. Index: 80.72 £ª£¹£¿ su4 . [AC var. of ¶D 60A.22]

¤K Num. Index: 80.80 £t£« ba1 . [Var. ®Ã used in checks for ¡§spelling out¡¨sum]

N. A surname (rare).

Adj. (1) (Number) eight: ¤K¦Ê¦~ ages (¥L¦¤K¦Ê¦~¨Ó¤F was here ages ago);
¤K¤E¤£Â÷¤Q almost (§A³oÓ¬¡¨à°µ¨ì¤K¤E¤£Â÷¤Q¤F your work is almost done already);
¤K¦¨¨à 80%, greater part, most probably;
¤K¦¨¨àn¤U«B most probably it will rain;
¤K¤K¤»¤Q¥| 8¡Ñ8 = 64, clearly, mechanically;
¤K¦r¤£¨£¤@ºJ half of the character ¤K is missing (of discussion too far away from the subject);
¸t½å¤w¬O¤K¦r¥´¶}¤F ¡§the character ¤K is quite open¡¨(sages have made it quite clear);
¤K¦rÅ½¡A¬Ü¡A¸} moustache, eyebrows, feet shaped or turned like the character ¤K;
¤K¶} ba1kai1¡õ;
¤K¸` the four equinoxes and solstices;
¤KÄ_ eight kinds of precious ingredients, see ¤KÄ_¶º ba1bao3fan4¡õ;
¤K¥P the Eight (Taoist) Immortals;
see ¤K¥P®à ba1xian1zhuo1¡õ.
(2) All around, all sides: ¤K±¬ÂÄn (of speech) cover all sides beautifully, (of character) manage to please everybody;
¤K±«Â· make magnificent appearance;
¤K±¶g¥þ satisfactory to every detail;
¤K¤UúG¥h all broken apart;
¤K¤è eight points of the compass;
¤Kªí¡A¤K¯î¡A¤KÓT all outlying areas (of China), on all sides.

Words 1. ¤K¤K¨à ba1ba1er0, n., mynah, see ba1ge1er0¡õ.
2. ¤KÄ_¶º ba1bao3fan4, n., rice pudding with raisin and various nuts and seeds;
3. ¤KÄ_¶º ba1bao3fan4, n., ¤KÄ_ name given to things made of excellent ingredients, such as ¤KÄ_¦L ªd 90S.22, seal ink.
4. ¤K«ô¡]¤§¡^¥æ ba1bai4(zhi1)jiao1, n., sworn brother, sister.
5. ¤K««µ ba1chong2zou4, n., octet.
6. ¤K¤j¤s¤H ba1da4shan1ren2, n., painter of 17th cen.
7. ¤K¤æ¡]¤~¡^ ba1dou3(cai2), n., (praise) very gifted writer.
8. ¤K«× ba1du4, n., octave.
9. ¤K¤À¡]®Ñ¡^ ba1fen1(shu1), n., style of script, balanced right and left, of Hahn Dyn.;
10. ¤K¤À¡]®Ñ¡^ ba1fen1(shu1), n., a form of Áõ®Ñ 10S.02.
11. ¤K¤Àµ²Å ba1fen1yin1fu2, n., (mus.) quaver.
12. ¤K¤À»ö ba1fen1yi2, n., (math.) octant.
13. ¤Kô¨à ba1ge1er0, n., the mynah.
14. ¤K¨ö ba1gua4, n., the eight diagrams, consisting of arrangement of continuous and broken lines in three lines each, symbolizing changing balance of forces and used in divination, as follows: °® (¡Ý)¡A§I (¡Ý)¡AÂ÷ (¡Ý)¡A¾_ (¡Ý)¡A´S (¡Ý)¡A§¢ (¡Ý)¡A¦á (¡Ý)¡A©[ (¡Ý);
15. ¤K¨ö ba1gua4, n., cf. ¤¦æ 31.30.
16. ¤KªÑ ba1gu3, n., prescribed form of essays in civil examinations, requiring strictly eight paragraphs, notorious for conformity;
17. ¤KªÑ ba1gu3, n., rigmarole writing surfeited with tiresome clichŽs (·s¤KªÑ¡AÄÒ¤KªÑ).
18. ¤K¦æ®Ñ ba1hang2shu1, n., letter of recommendation for post;
19. ¤K¦æ®Ñ ba1hang2shu1, n., formal, brief letter of eight lines.
20. ¤K¨¤ ba1jiao3, adj., octagonal;
21. ¤K¨¤ ba1jiao3, adj., ¤K¨¤ (¯õ») n., star-aniseed;
22. ¤K¨¤ ba1jiao3, adj., ¤K¨¤·¬ a kind of maple, marlea platanifolia;
23. ¤K¨¤ ba1jiao3, adj., ¤K¨¤§Î octagon, -al.
24. ¤K¶iªk ba1jin4fa3, n., (math.) octonary scale.
25. ¤K¤ö³½ ba1juaayU2, n., (pop.) octopus.
26. ¤K¶} ba1kai1, n., (printing) octavo.
27. ¤K±Åé ba1mian4ti3, n., (math.) octahedron.
28. ¤K¥Pªá ba1xian1hua1, n., (bot.) hydrangea hortensia.
29. ¤K¥P®à¡]¤l¡^ ba-shian-juo(-tz), n., a square dinner table seating eight.
30. ¤K¦r ba1zi4, n., the horoscope;
31. ¤K¦r ba1zi4, n., eight cyclical characters giving year, month, day and hour of birth: °Ý¤K¦r to consult horoscope;
32. ¤K¦r ba1zi4, n., ¤K¦r©«¨à card of horoscope presented by candidate for betrothal;
33. ¤K¦r ba1zi4, n., ¤K¦r¤£¦X horoscopes (of proposed couple) do not agree.
34. ¤K¨¥ ba1yan2, n., poem of eight character lines.
35. ¤K¨Û ba1yi4, n., (AC) a dance with eight formations of dancers.
36. ¤Kµ ba1yin1, n., eight categories of instrument in anc. orchestra (metal, stone, string, bamboo, gourd, clay, leather, wood).
37. ¤K¤ë ba1yUe4, n., August.

³h Num. Index: 80.80 £u£¸£´£½ pin2 .

N. Poverty, the life of the poor: ¦w³h¼Ö¹D live contentedly as a poor scholar;
³h¯f¥æ¶° sick and in straits.

Adj. (1) Poor (usu. in more litr. phrr.¡×coll. ½a 62A.50): ¨ª³h in stark poverty;
¤@³h¦p¬~ penniless;
³h¤£¾Ü©d the poor can't choose wives;
³h´H¡A³hW¡A³h§x pin2han2, pin2ku3, pin2kun4¡õ.
(2) needy, impoverished, of the poor class: ³h¥F pin2fa2¡õ;
³h®a¡A³h®a¤l¡A³h®a°ü¤k poor family, poor family's son, women;
³h¹A poor peasants;
³h´I¤£§¡ too much difference between rich and poor;
³h½â pin2jian4¡õ.
(3) Having qualities of those born to failure, bad luck, worthless, garrulous: ³h®ð¡A³h¬Û pin2chi4, pin2xiang4¡õ;
³h°©ÀY lazybones, garrulous person, miser;
³h¼L¡]¾j¦Þ¡A´c¦Þ¡^disgustingly talkative, addicted to senseless talks;
³h±C poor or gossipmongering woman.
(4) ³h¹¬¡A³h¹D (court., used by priests) I, your humble servant.

Words 1. ³h®ð pin2chi4, n., the physiognomy, manners of the poor;
2. ³h®ð pin2chi4, adj., shiftless, mean.
3. ³h½a prinqiong2, adj., poor, needy.
4. ³h¥F pin2fa2, adj., needy.
5. ³h´H pin2han2, adj., needy: ³h´H¤l§Ì children of poorer families (needing scholarships).
6. ³h¤á pin2hu4, n., a poor family;
7. ³h¤á pin2hu4, n., the poor.
8. ³h½â pin2jian4, adj., poor and humble: ³h½â¤§¥æ a friend in earlier poor days.
9. ³hê² pin2jU4, adj., (LL) poor and needy.
10. ³h§x pin2kun4, adj., poor, hard up.
11. ³hW pin2ku3, adj., living a poor, hard life.
12. ³h¥Á pin2min2, n., the poor people, the poorer classes;
13. ³h¥Á pin2min2, n., ³h¥Á¸] pin2min2ku1, slum.
14. ³h¬Û pin2xiang4, n., see pin2chi4¡ô.
15. ³h¦å pin2xUe4, adj., anemic, suffering from anemia;
16. ³h¦å pin2xUe4, adj., ³h¦å¯g anemia;
17. ³h¦å pin2xUe4, adj., ´c©Ê³h¦å pernicious anemia.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.81 £££¸£±£¿ xiao4 . [Abbr. of ¯º 92A.81]

¬ü Num. Index: 80.81 £v£°£¾ mei3 .

N. Beauty, perfection: ¬ü¤£³Ó¦¬ (landscape, etc.) rich in beauties, too beautiful to be absorbed all at once;
¬ü¤¤¤£¨¬ some slight imperfection (a regret);
¤º¦b¬ü beauty of character, spiritual beauty.

V.t. (1) To regard it as beautiful, to praise: ¬ü¤§ ditto;
Æg¬ü¡AÃÙ¬ü to praise, extol.
(2) To use euphemism: ¬ü¨ä¦W¤ê to call s.t. by euphemistic name (as ¤Ó¥ªù¡A¤Ó¥±è ¡§peace door,¡¨ ¡§peace staircase¡¨ for fire exit, fire escape).
(3) America, United States: ¬ü°ê ditto;
¤¤¬ü¡A«n¬ü¡A¥_¬ü Central America, South America, North America.

Adj. (1) Beautiful, pretty: ¬üÄR mei3li4¡õ;
¬ü¤H¡A¬ü¦â mei3ren2, mei3se4¡õ;
¬üÆ[ mei3guan1¡õ;
¯uµ½¬ü the true, the good and the beautiful.
(2) Pleasing, perfect, superior: §¹¬ü perfect;
¤Q¥þ¤Q¬ü perfect in every way;
Àu¬ü superior;
¬ü§® mei3miao4¡õ.

Words 1. ¬ü³Æ mei3bei4, adj., satisfactory, perfect (arrangement).
2. ¬ü¯Ê mei3qUe2, n., a desirable, well-paid job or post.
3. ¬ü¼w mei3de2, n., beautiful character.
4. ¬ü´c mei3e4, n., beauty and deficiencies, things to admire and to detest.
5. ¬ü·P mei2gan3, n., pleasant impression, esthetic sense.
6. ¬üÆ[ mei3guan1, n., beauty, esp. external beauty.
7. ¬ü¦n mei2hao3, adj., good and desireable.
8. ¬ü´º mei2jing3, n., a beautiful scene, sight.
9. ¬ü½è mei3zhi2, n., beauty of character or quality.
10. ¬üûs mei2jU3, n., an admirable enterprise.
11. ¬üÄR mei3li4, n. & adj., beauty, -tiful.
12. ¬üº¡ mei2man3, adj., happy (marriage, home).
13. ¬ü»ª mei3mao4, n., beautiful face, looks.
14. ¬ü§® mei3miao4, adj., wonderful (story), delicate.
15. ¬ü¦W mei3ming2, n., a good reputation.
16. ¬ü¤k mei3nU3, n., a beautiful girl.
17. ¬ü¬ß mei3pan4, n., a pretty glance.
18. ¬ü¤H¡]¨à¡^ mei3ren2(mei3rerer0), n., a beautiful woman: ¬ü¤Hp¡A¬ü¤H§½ a plot with a woman as seducer.
19. ¬ü¤H¿¼ mei3ren2jiao1, n., (bot.) musa coccinea.
20. ¬ü®e mei3rong2, n., the art of facial make-up: ¬ü®e°| beauty parlor, generally hairdresser;
21. ¬ü®e mei3rong2, n., ¬ü®e³N art of make-up;
22. ¬ü®e mei3rong2, n., plastic surgery;
23. ¬ü®e mei3rong2, n., ¬ü®e§Þ®v beautician.
24. ¬ü¦â mei3se4, n., attractive woman, woman's beauty.
25. ¬ü¨q mei3xiu4, adj.,beautifully delicate.
26. ¬ü³N mei3shu4, n., the fine arts;
27. ¬ü³N mei3shu4, n., ¬ü³N®a an artist;
28. ¬ü³N mei3shu4, n., ¬ü³N«~ artistic products, creations, art works;
29. ¬ü³N mei3shu4, n., ¬ü³NÀ] art gallery.
30. ¬ü½Í mei3tan2, n., an anecdote concerning some well-known personality.
31. ¬ü¨ý mei3wei4, n., things good to eat, a delicacy.
32. ¬üÆv mei3yan4, adj., gorgeous.
33. ¬ü·N mei3yi4, n., hospitality, desire to help.
34. ¬üÅA mei3yU4¹, a good reputation.
35. ¬ü¥É mei3yU4², n., a beautiful jade.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.81 £v£°£¾ mei3 . [Err. opp. var. of ¬ü80.81]

³þ Num. Index: 80.81 £x£¸£³£¿ dian4 .

N. & v.i. (1) Libation: ³þ²½ pouring of wine on ground in sacrifice;
«ô³þ perform libation.
(2) To lay foundation stone: ³þ°ò.

Words 1. ³þ°òÂ§ dian4ji1li3, n., ceremony of laying foundation stone.
2. ³þ·q dian4jing4, n., money gift for funeral.
3. ³þ»ö dian4yi2, n., ditto.
4. ³þèí dian4yan4, n., (AC) presentation of goose by bridegroom in wedding ceremony.

¸r Num. Index: 80.81 £££¸£³£¿ xian4 .

V.t. (1) To admire, praise: ªY¸r admire (person), envy (his luck);
ºÙ¸r praise.
(2) Cherish, covet, envy: ¸r¼} xian4mu4¡õ;
¶É¸r adore.

Adj. Full, surplus: ¸r°] surplus money.

Words 1. ¸r¼} xian4mu4, v.t. & n., adore, -ration, admire, -ration, cherish (person, his talent, reputation);
2. ¸r¼} xian4mu4, v.t. & n., long for, crave, envy (luck, honor, wealth).
3. ¸r¾l xian4yU2, n., surplus, net gain.

Ã¼ Num. Index: 80.81 £|£¶ geng1 .

N. Soup: Ã¼´ö broth;
¦×Ã¼ meat soup.

Words 1. Ã¼°Í geng1chi2, n., a spoon for soup, a ladle.

¤÷ Num. Index: 80.82 £w£¹£¿ fu4 . [Cogn. ª¨¡A¨j 10.42]

N. (1) Father: ®a¤÷ my father;
Ä~¤÷ stepfather;
¸q¤÷ adopted father;
¾i¤÷ foster father;
¤÷·O¤l§µ the father is kind, and the son obedient;
ÄY¤÷·O¥À severe father and kind mother (regular concept);
therefore ÄY¤÷ father;
¤÷¥OÃø¹H¡A¤£´±¤£±q one should not disobey father's orders;
¤÷¶Å¤lÁÙ it is the custom for a son to pay his (deceased) father's debts.
(2) Part of address of relative of elder generation: §B¤÷¡A¨û¤÷ uncles;
¸¤¤÷ mother's brother;
©h¤÷ father's sister's husband;
«¼¤÷ mother's sister's husband;
¯ª¤÷ grandfather.
(3) Elderly person, used like Eng. ¡§uncle¡¨: º®¤÷ fisherman;
¥Ð¤÷ farmer;
¯«¤÷ Catholic father.

Words 1. ¤÷½ú fu4bei4, n., elder generation.
2. ¤÷¿Ë fu4qin1, n., father, also used in direct address.
3. ¤÷ÄÒ fu4dang3, n., relatives on father's side, of same clan name.
4. ¤÷°õ fu4zhi2, n., friends of father's generation, see fu4bei4¡ô.
5. ¤÷¦Ñ fu4lao3, n., the elders (of a village).
6. ¤÷¥À fu4mu3, n., parents;
7. ¤÷¥À fu4mu3, n., ¤÷¥À©x local magistrate having direct jurisdiction over residents;
8. ¤÷¥À fu4mu3, n., ¤÷¥À¤ë¨à (¹B¨à) years when the parents are responsible for all expenses.
9. ¤÷¥S fu4xiong1, n., the elders of a family.
10. ¤÷¤ý fu4wang2, n., my royal father, in direct or indirect address.

°e Num. Index: 80.83 £ª£¹£¶£¿ song4 .

V.t. (1) To give (s.t.): °eµ¹¥L give him;
°eÂ§ª« send gifts;
°e¤H±¡ give gifts or do favor to cement relationship;
°e¬îªi (woman) to flirt, give a parting glance.
(2) To send off: °e¤H¡A°e«È to send person off;
°e§O song4bie2¡õ;
Åw°e give farewell party to (person);
°e©¹ªï¨Ó meet and send off (visitors, etc.), also send gifts back and forth;
°e¬G¡]ÂÂ¡^ªï·s send off old (year, official) and welcome new (year, official);
°e½a song4qiong2¡õ.
(3) To deliver (message, newspaper, etc.): °e¨ì send to (person, place);
°e³f deliver goods;
°e³ø deliver newspaper;
°e®ø®§¡A°e«H send message;
°e±¡³ø make secret report;
°e»¤õ¨àªº formerly, one who earned tips from wayfares by trying to light cigarettes at public resorts.
(4) To squander, waste (words, money, life): °e¸Ü¡A°e¿ú¡A°e©R song4hua4, song4qian2, song4ming4¡õ.

Words 1. °e§O song4bie2, v.i. & t., to send off (friend, etc.).
2. °eÂl song4bin4, v.i., attend funeral.
3. °e¿ú song4qian2, v.i., (1) to waste money;
4. °e¿ú song4qian2, v.i., (2) to send money.
5. °e¿Ë song4qin1, v.i., accompany bride to groom's family on wedding day;
6. °e¿Ë song4qin1, v.i., °e¿Ë¤Ó¤Ó woman selected by bride's family to accompany bride at wedding.
7. °e±¡ song4qing2, v.i., as in ¬Ü¥Ø°e±¡ send speechless messages of love.
8. °e½a song4qiong2, v.i., formerly, a ceremony of farewell to poverty at end of first lunar month.
9. °e´H¦ç song4han2yi1, v.i., formerly, burn paper clothing for the dead for coming winter, at end of 10th lunar month.
10. °e¸Ü song4hua4, v.i., give opponent grounds for attack by using ill-advised statement: ¦V¤H¼L©³¤U°e¸Ü say yourselves what your enemy wishes you to say.
11. °e¿ú song4jian4, v.i., give farewell party.
12. °e¡¼ song4zhuang1, v.i., send bride's trousseau on display to groom's family.
13. °e²× song4zhong1, v.i., to give proper burial ceremony to deceased parents.
14. °e®w song4ku4, v.i., signal end of Buddhist mass for the dead by burning paper towers or pavilions.
15. °e¦Ñ song4lao3, v.i., see song4zhong1¡ô.
16. °e¤O song4li4, n., tip given to messenger boy.
17. °eÂ§ song4li3, v.i. & n., a gift;
18. °eÂ§ song4li3, v.i. to give gift.
19. °e¸ô song4lu4, v.i., (1) to send s.o. off;
20. °e¸ô song4lu4, v.i., (2) see song4san1¡õ.
21. °e©R song4ming4, v.i., do s.t. foolish and pay with one's life.
22. °e¤T song4san1, v.i., to send away ghost of deceased relative after ¡§±µ¤T¡¨welcoming him on the third day of his death.
23. °e³à song4sang1, v.i., to attend funeral.
24. °e¸t song4sheng4, v.i., see song4ku4¡ô.
25. °e¯« song4shen2, v.i., to send spirits away after due sacrifice, and after ceremony of welcome (±µ¯«¡Aªï¯«).
26. °e«H song4xin4, v.i., to send letter or message: °e«H¨à send message through third party.
27. °e¦æ song4xing2, v.i., to send off (s.o.)
28. °e¦º song4si3, v.i., (1) to walk into a trap;
29. °e¦º song4si3, v.i., (2) (AC) attend or give funeral.
30. °e¸® song4zang4, v.i., to attend burial.
31. °e¡¼ song4zao4, v.i., to send off kitchen god for Nwe Year holiday,on the 23rd of 12th lunar month.

°f Num. Index: 80.83 £z£¸£¿ ni4 .

N. A rebel, traitor.

V.t. (1) To rebel: °f«q ni4pan4¡õ;
«q°f to betray.
(2) Disobey, oppose: ©Ø°f disobey the expressed will of a superior;
ÊÞ°f openly oppose one's parents;
¹H°f run counter to;
I°f ditto;
°fµÛ¥Lªº·N«ä go against his will;
°f¤Ñ ni4tian1¡õ.
(3) Be contrary to, go against: °f¦Õ ni4er3¡õ;
°f¬y ni4liu2¡õ;
°f¤ô¦æ¦à sail against the current;
°f¦V ni4xiang4¡õ;
°f· ni4feng1¡õ;
°f¨Ó¶¶¨ü meekly accept humiliations, take insults philosophically;
°f¨ú¶¶¦u (of fonders of dynasties) retain political power by fair means after capturing it by foul;
Ë¦æ°f¬I (of governments) carry out high handed policies against sound principles, monstrously wicked.
(4) Anticipate: °f®Æ ni4liao4¡õ;
°fü© ni4du3, °fp ni4ji4¡õ;
°fª¾ ni4zhi1¡õ.
(5) (AC) to welcome (¡×ªï).

Adj. (1) Traitorous: °f²£ property belonging to a traitor;
°f¸é ni4ze2¡õ;
°f®{ a treacherous gang;
°fÄÒ a rebel party or group;
°fê bandits;
°f¿Ñ a treasonable plot.
(2) Unfilial: °f¤l ni4zi3¡õ.

Words 1. °f®t ni4cha1, n., unfavorable balance.
2. °f²£ ni4chan3, n., (1) (med.) breech delivery;
3. °f²£ ni4chan3, n., (2) property belonging to a traitor.
4. °f©w²z ni4ding4li3, n., (math.) converse theorem.
5. °fü© ni4du3, v.t., know beforehand, forecast.
6. °f¦Õ ni4er3, adj., be unpleasant to hear: ©¾¨¥°f¦Õ good advice is unpleasant to hear.
7. °f· ni4feng1, v.i., go against the wind;
8. °f· ni4feng1, v.i., (fig.) be at a disadvantage.
9. °f§é ni4zhe2, v.i., turn back midway.
10. °fp ni4ji4, v.t., conjecture, predict.
11. °f¹Ò ni4jing4, n., adverse circumstances, adversity.
12. °fª¾ ni4zhi1, v.t., know beforehand, forecast.
13. °f®Æ ni4liao4, v.t., conjecture, predict, expect: ¤£¥i°f®Æ cannot be foreseen or predicted.
14. °f²z ni4li3, v.i. & adj., (be) contrary to reason.
15. °f¬y ni4liu2, v.i., as in°f¬y¦Ó¤W go upstream;
16. °f¬y ni4liu2, v.i., (fig.) run counter to the current of the times.
17. °fÅì ni4lin2, v.t., as in §å°fÅì rub one the wrong way, offend the powers that be.
18. °fÛ ni4lun2, adj., incestuous;
19. °fÛ ni4lun2, adj., unfilial towards one's parents.
20. °f®È ni4lU3, n., hotel, inn;
21. °f®È ni4lU3, n., travel: °f®È³~¤¤ in one's journey.
22. °f«q ni4pan4, v.t., to rebel.
23. °f¦V ni4xiang4, v.i., go in the opposite direction.
24. °f¦æ ni4xing2, n., (1) movement in an opposite direction;
25. °f¦æ ni4xing2, n., (2) conduct contrary to normal rules;
26. °f¦æ ni4xing2, n., (3) treacherous acts or acts contrary to reason.
27. °f¤Ñ ni4tian1, v.i., act against the laws of nature: °f¤Ñ¦æ¨Æ do godless things;
28. °f¤Ñ ni4tian1, v.i., ¶¶¤ÑªÌ¦s¡A°f¤ÑªÌ¤` he who obeys Heaven will survive and he who defies Heaven will perish.
29. °f¸é ni4ze2, n., traitor (lit. ¡§a traitorous rebel¡¨).
30. °f¤l ni4zi3, n., an unfilial son.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.83 £ª£¹£¿ su4 . [Cogn. ·¹ 63A.42]

°n Num. Index: 80.83 £t£¶£¿ beng4 .

V.i. (1) To burst, gush forth: °n¥X¨Ó burst out (of tears);
°n²\ tears gush forth;
°n¬y gush forth (of spirings).
(2) Dash: ¶Ã°n dash blindly (against s.t.).

Words 1. °nµõ ben4glieh, v.i., burst apart.
2. °n¯Ü beng4cui4, adj., crisp.

¹D Num. Index: 80.83 £x£±£¿ dao4 .

N. adjunct. A stripe, streak, course, issue: ¤@¹D¥ú¡A®ð a streak of light, a jet of gas;
¤@¹Dµó¡Aªe a street, a stream;
¤@¹D·Ï a stream or column of smoke;
¤@¹Dµæ¡AÂI¤ß a course of food, dessert;
¤@¹D©R¥O an order.

N. (1) Doctrine, body of moral teachings, truth: ¤Õ©s¤§¹D¡A¾§¹D tachings of Confucius and Mencius;
¨¸¹D¡A¥ª¹D heresy;
the Tao of Taoism, the Way of Nature which cannot be given a name;
±o¹D (of person) have attained wisdom (Budd. Taoist or Confucian);
¹D¤£¦æ the right teachings do not prevail;
¤Ñ¤U¦³¹D¡AµL¹D moral order or chaos;
¤Ñ¹D¡A¤H¹D the way of God (Heaven), the way of man, see ¤H¹D81.81;
¤ý¹D¡AÅQ¹D enlightened, despotic rule, or the way of a king;
ÅQ¹D the way of a tyrant;
¤Ò°ü¤§¹D the proper relations of husband and wife;
¬Û³B¤§¹D the way to get along with people.
(2) Path, route: §Ö¨®¹D speedway on city road;
µó¹D street;
y¹D orbit, railroad track;
ÅK¹D railroad;
ÀG¹D tunnel;
¨ª¹D Equator;
¹D¤£¬B¿ò lost articles are always returned to owners-symbolic of good customs;
¹DÅ¥¶î»¡ hearsay, market gossip;
¹D¸ô¡A¹D³~ dao4lu4, dao4tu2¡õ.
(3) A surname.

V.i. (1) To say: »¡¹D (s.o.) says, (followed by quotation);
¯º¹D say with a smile or laugh;
¦Û¥j¹D¡A±`¨¥¹D as the saying goes;
¹D¬OµL±¡«o¦³±¡ you might say (s.o.) is cold, but he isn't;
²ö¹D¡AÃø¹D you do not mean to say, can it be¡K? ¹D¤£¥XW°J cannot say clearly what is real trouble;
¦³¨Ç¹D¤£¤Îªº¦a¤è there are things left unsaid, things that are hard to excuse;
¤£¥i³Ó¹D too many to enumerate;
¤@»y¹D¯} hit the nail on the head;
¹DÁÂ¡A¹D³ß¡A¹Dºp dao4xie4, dao4xi3, dao4qian4¡õ.
(2) Guide (u.f. ¾É): ¹D¤§¥H¼w (AC) guide them with morals.

Adj. Taoist: ¹D±Ð¡A¹D¤h dao4jiao4, dao4shi4¡õ.

Words 1. ¹D¥Õ dao4bai2, n., spoken part of dialogue in Chin. opera.
2. ¹Dúè dao4chang2, n., mass (Budd. or Taoist);
3. ¹Dúè dao4chang2, n., place where it is held.
4. ¹Dºp dao4qian4, v.i., say sorry, apologize.
5. ¹D±¡ dao4qing2, n., ballad or play with a moral or religious theme.
6. ¹D¼w dao4de2, n., morals: ¨p¤H¡A¤½¦@¹D¼w private, public morals;
7. ¹D¼w dao4de2, n., a person's moral character;
8. ¹D¼w dao4de2, n., ¹D¼w«¾ã moral rearmament;
9. ¹D¼w dao4de2, n., ¤£¹D¼w adj., immoral;
10. ¹D¼w dao4de2, n., ¹D¼w¸g dao4de2jing1 of Laotse.
11. ¹D¦a dao4di4, adj., genuine: ¹D¦a¤H°Ñ¡A©x¸Ü genuine ginseng, Mandarin.
12. ¹D©h dao4gu1, n., Taoist nun.
13. ¹D«a¨à dao4gua1er0, n., hair-fastener of a Taoist monk.
14. ¹DÆ[ dao4guan1, n., Taoist temple.
15. ¹D¬G dao4gu4, v.i., reminisce on old days.
16. ¹D¸¹ dao4hao4, n., monastic name of person.
17. ¹D±Ð dao4jiao4, n., the religion of Taoism.
18. ¹D¸g dao4jing1, n., Taoist texts.
19. ¹D¨ã dao4jU4, n., prop for stage.
20. ¹D¨à dao4er0, n., path, course, method.
21. ¹D¤O dao4li4, n., strength of religious training.
22. ¹D²z dao4li3, n., the reason of things, phenomena: §A»¡±o«Ü¦³¹D²z you are right (corresponding to French avoir raison);
23. ¹D²z dao4li3, n., ¨S¬Æ»ò¹D²z there is nothing in it (e.g., a bad play);
24. ¹D²z dao4li3, n., »¡¤£¥X¹D²z cannot give the reason, cannot say way.
25. ¹DªL¯È dao4lin2zhi3, n., good printing paper.
26. ¹D¸ô dao4lu4, n., road: ¹D¸ô¤£³q road is blocked.
27. ¹D»ª dao4mao4, n., sanctimonious appearance.
28. ¹D´o dao4nao3, v.i., condole with.
29. ¹D³T dao4pao2, n., Taoist priest's robe.
30. ¹D¯} dao4po4, v.t., reveal, expose by word of mouth.
31. ¹D¤H dao4ren2, n., holy man, a Taoist priest.
32. ¹D¤W dao4shang4, adv., on the road.
33. ¹D¤s dao4shan1, n., place where the saints live: Âk¹D¤s (euphem.) die.
34. ¹DÁÂ dao4xie4, v.i., say thanks.
35. ¹D¦æ dao4xing4(coll. dao4xing0, dao4hang0), n., moral conduct, spiritual character.
36. ¹D³ß dao4xi3, v.i., congratulate.
37. ¹D¤h dao4shi4, n., a Taoist priest.
38. ¹D¾Ç dao4xUe2, n. & adj., puritan, puritanical: °²¹D¾Ç¡A¹D¾Ç¥ý¥Í a hypocrite, holier-than-thou people.
39. ¹D»O daugtai2, n., ¡§taotai¡¨, formerly, Intendant of Circuit.
40. ¹D³~ dao4tu2, n., road, see dao4lu4¡ô.
41. ¹D²Î dao4tong3, n., the body of transmitted orthodox teachings.
42. ¹D¸q dao4yi4, n., moral relationships: ¹D¸q¤§¥æ friendship based on mutual respect, such friends;
43. ¹D¸q dao4yi4, n., ¹D¸q¤W»¡¤£¹L¥h not justified or excusable on moral grounds.
44. ¹D¤Í dao4you3, n., friends of same church or belief, friends sharing same interest (oft. referred to drug addicts).
45. ¹D°| dao4yUan4, n., Taoist monastery.

¹E Num. Index: 80.83 sueih (also sui2 ).

V.t. (1) To complete (work), fulfill (wish), succeed: ±o¹E©ÒÅã have wish fulfilled;
¹Eªì°J succeed in what one has always wished--to retire;
¹E¤ß¡A¹EÄ@¡A¹E·N sui4xin1, sui4yUan4, sui4yi4¡õ;
¥¼¹E (p.p.) uncompleted, failed;
¹E¹L sui4guo4¡õ.
(2) (AC) to promote: Åã©¾¹E¨} promote the loyal and good people.
(3) (AC) to tolerate, refrain from inhibition.

Adj. Fulfilled, successful: ¥\¦¨¦W¹E have work done and recognized.

Adv. (1) Then, and then, consequently: ¹E¯}²£ consequently became bankrupt;
¹E¤£°_ then died of illness;
¹E©M¦n¦pªì then became reconciled;
proceeding to ¹E¦Ü¡A¹E¤Î sui4zhi4, sui4ji2²¡õ.
(2) Immediately: ¹E§Y¡A¹E«h sui4ji2¹, sui4ze2¡õ.

Words 1. ¹E¹L sui4guo4, v.i., (LL) to help consummate a mistake: ¹¢«D¹E¹L cover up mistakes and complete the undoing.
2. ¹E§Y sui4ji2¹ (sui2ji2), adv., immediatly (resign, etc.).
3. ¹E¤Î sui4ji2² (sui2ji2), phr., and then proceed to: ¹E¤Î©ó¶Ã ended in adultery.
4. ¹E¦Ü sueih-jyh (sui2zhi4), phr., end up in: ¹E¦Ü¤£¥i¦¬¬B ended up in a fiasco.
5. ¹E¤ß sueih-shin (sui2xin1), v.i., to fulfill one's desire.
6. ¹E¨Æ sui4shi4, n., (AC) by gones: ¹E¨Æ¤£¿Ï let bygones be bygones.
7. ¹EÄ@ sui4yUan4, v.i., have wish fulfilled, realized.

à} Num. Index: 80.83 £¢£¸£²£½ qiu2 .

Adj. (1) Forceful, see compp.¡õ.
(2) Near, close: ·³©¿©¿¦Óà}ºÉ the year is drawing so fast to its close.

Words 1. à}°· qiu2jian4, adj., (callig.) strong, powerful in strokes.
2. à}«l qiu2jing4, adj., (callig.) strong, rugged.
3. à}ºò qiu2jin3, adj., (litr. or artistic composition) tightly composed, compact.
4. à}¬ü qiu2mei3, adj., see qiu2jian4¡ô.
5. à}¶h qiu2yi4, adj., (callig.) forceful and free in movement.

¿í Num. Index: 80.83 £¨£¹£´ zun1 .

V.t. Follow, obey: ¿í©R zun1ming4¡õ;
¿í±Ð comply with orders;
¿í¦® obey imperial decree;
¿í¿ì do as instructed;
¿í®É¾i±â abide one's time during period of ill luck.

Words 1. ¿í©^ zun1feng4, v.t., faithfully obey (orders, instructions).
2. ¿í·Ó zun1zhao4, v.t., do (act) according to (orders, instructions, laws, regulations).
3. ¿í³° zun1lu4, v.i., go (travel) by land, take a land route.
4. ¿í©R zun1ming4, v.i., follow instructions, act according to orders received.
5. ¿í¦æ zun1xing2, v.t., faithfully carry out (policy, directives, guidelines): ¿í¦æ¤è¦V (road sign) ¡§follow this direction,¡¨ as indicated by an arrow.
6. ¿í¦u zun1shou3, v.t., obey (rules, laws, orders).
7. ¿í´` zun1xUn2, v.t., follow (route, orders).
8. ¿í±q zun1cong2, v.t., ditto.
9. ¿í¨Ì zun1yi1, v.t., zun1zhao4¡ô.

¤½ Num. Index: 80.93 £|£¹£¶ gong1 .

N. (1) Public affairs: ¿ì¤½ attend to official duties;
¤½°È gong1wu4, ¤½¨Ægong1shi4², ¤½®a gong1jia1¡õ.
(2) Office for the transaction of official business: ¤½ªùgong1men2¡õ.
(3) (AC) grand councillor or grand duke: ¤T¤½ the three offices of ¤Ó®v¡A¤Ó³Å¡A¤Ó«O or ¤j¥q°¨¡A¤j¥q®{¡A¤j¥qªÅ¡G¤@°ê¤T¤½ divided counsel, a house divided against itself;
¤½ë gong1qing1¡õ.
(4) (AC) a duke (-dom): ¤½«J dukes and marquises;
¤½Àï rank of duke.
(5) A male person of superior rank: ¤Ó¤½ great-grandfather, grandfather, father;
¤½¤½ gong1gong0¡õ;
¨û¤½ father's uncle;
¸¤¤½ grandmother's brother;
¥~¤½ maternal grandfather;
¤½±C husband's parents;
¦Ñ¤½¤½ (court.) granddad, Santa Claus or any old man;
¡]¬Y¡^¤½ one Mr. (So and so);
©ú¤½ (LL) you illustrious Sir;
¬Û¤½ (a) (MC) court. address to prime minister;
(b) (MC, coll.) a common young scholar;
(c) formerly, a pederast;
¬Û¤½°ó¤l house of pederasts.
(6) A surname.

V.t. To share with: ¤½¤Ñ¤U (of statesmanship) take one's position as a public trust (lit., ¡§share the country with the people¡¨);
¤½½Ñ¦P¦n let others with same taste share (artistic or creative work).

Adj. (1) Fair and just: ¤j¤½µL¨p fair-minded, unselfish;
¤½¥¿ gung-jehng, ¤½¥ gong1ping2¡õ;
¤£¤½ unfair, unjust;
¤½¹D gong1dao4¡õ;
¤½¤½¹D¹D fair and square.
(2) Belonging to the male sex: ¤½Âû a cock;
¤½¤û a bull;
¤½¥À (Ç) a male and a female, a couple;
¤½ªº the male.
(3) Belonging to the public, government-owned: ¤½¶é gong1yUan2¡õ;
¤½ª« public possessions;
¤½¦a public land;
¤½´Ú public funds;
¤½²£ public property;
¤½ªA official dress;
¤½¼w gong1de2¡õ;
¤½°² official leave of absence;
¤½¶Å gong1zhai4, ¤½½æ gong1mai4, ¤½¼«gong1fen4, ¤½·Ngong1yi4²¡õ.
(4) Of a universal system, esp. metrical system: ¤½¾ä gong1li4², ¤½¨½ gong1li3¹¡õ.

Adv. (1) Done or supported by the government: ¤½¦³ publicly owned;
¤½¥ß financed by the government, publicly established: ¤½¥ß¾Ç®Õ¡A¤½¥ßÂå°| public schools, hospitals.
(2) Done by general consensus: ¤½±À chosen by acclamation;
¤½ûs elected by popular vote;
¤½Åu (of expenses) shared equally by all.

Words 1. ¤½®× gong1an4, n., (1) office desks;
2. ¤½®× gong1an4, n., (2) official business;
3. ¤½®× gong1an4, n., (3) a much discussed issue, a standing problem, esp. in Zen Budd.
4. ¤½¦w gong1an1, n., public security;
5. ¤½¦w gong1an1, n., ¤½¦w§½ police department.
6. ¤½«O gong1bao3, n., government insurance for public servants.
7. ¤½³ø gong1bao4, n., government gazette.
8. ¤½¿¼Æ gong1bei4shu4, n., (math.) a common multiple.
9. ¤½«K gong1bian4, adv. & n., (used in official documents) ¡§for the benefit of all parties concerned¡¨: ¹ê¬°¤è«K.
10. ¤½¤ñ gong1bi3, n., (math.) the common ratio.
11. ¤½ªÃ gong1bing3, n., a kiloliter, see Appendix C.
12. ¤½¥¬ gong1bu4, adj., (also ¤½§G) (of laws or decrees) officially promulgated, publicly announced.
13. ¤½®t gong1chai1, n., (1) a government messenger boy;
14. ¤½®t gong1chai1, n., public service;
15. ¤½®t gong1chai1, n., (2) (gong1cha1) (math.) the common difference;
16. ¤½®t gong1chai1, n., (econ.) remedy, tolerance of the mint.
17. ¤½±@ gong1chang1, n., licensed prostitution: ¤½±@¨î«× ditto.
18. ¤½¿ú gong1qian2, n., a decagram, see Appendix C.
19. ¤½¾¹ gong1chi4, n., (1) government property;
20. ¤½¾¹ gong1chi4, n., (2) (LL) official titles and honors.
21. ¤½±Ò gong1chi3, n., (1) an open letter;
22. ¤½±Ò gong1chi3, n., (2) a joint statement signed by a number of persons.
23. ¤½³¼ gong1qing3¹, n., (surface measure) a hectare, see Appendix C.
24. ¤½½Ð gong1qing3², v.i. & n., (give) a joint invitation or dinner in honor of s.o.
25. ¤½ë gong1qing1, n., (AC) high ministers of rank.
26. ¤½¥X gong1chu1, n., official leave of absence.
27. ¤½Åv gong1qUan2, n., political or civic rights.
28. ¤½¤Ø gong1chi3, n., (linear measure) a meter, see Appendix C.
29. ¤½¥Û gong1dan4, n., a hectoliter, see Appendix C.
30. ¤½¹D gong1dao4, (1) n., justice, fairness;
31. ¤½¹D gong1dao4, (2) (gong1dao0) adj., fair, just, reasonable.
32. ¤½¼w gong1de2, n., public behavior or morals, regard for public welfare.
33. ¤½¼Ä gong1di2, n., public enemy.
34. ¤½¤æ gong1dou3, n., a decaliter, see Appendix C.
35. ¤½Â_ gong1duan4, n., arbitration, impartial judgement.
36. ¤½Ã| gong1du2, n., official correspondence.
37. ¤½ªk gong1fa3, n., (1) (jurisprudence) public laws: °ê»Ú¤½ªk international law;
38. ¤½ªk gong1fa3, n., (2) (math.) postulates (as the Euclidean postulates of geometry).
39. ¤½¥÷¨à gong1feher0, n., a joint gift (also ¤½¤À¨à).
40. ¤½¼« gong1fen4, n., public indignation.
41. ¤½¶O gong1fei4, n., (1) office expenses;
42. ¤½¶O gong1fei4, n., (2) funds provided by the government or any organization for a specific purpose, such as scholarships or charity;
43. ¤½¶O gong1fei4, n., (3) a lawyer's fee.
44. ¤½¤À gong1fen1, n., (1) (linear measure) a centimeter;
45. ¤½¤À gong1fen1, n., (2) (measure of weight) a gram, see Appendix C.
46. ¤½·F gong1gan4, n., official business.
47. ¤½§i gong1gan4, (1) n., public announcement;
48. ¤½§i gong1gan4, (2) v.i. & t., make such an announcement.
49. ¤½À] gong1guan3, n., (1) formerly, residence provided by the goverment for officials;
50. ¤½À] gong1guan3, n., (2) private residence of a government official;
51. ¤½À] gong1guan3, n., (3) (court.) a private home.
52. ¤½¦@ gong1gong0, adj., public, common, joint: ¤½¦@Ãö«Y public relations;
53. ¤½¦@ gong1gong0, adj., ¤½¦@¹°ó common mess hall.
54. ¤½¤½ gong1gong0, n., (1) grandfather;
55. ¤½¤½ gong1gong0, n., (2) the father of one's husband;
56. ¤½¤½ gong1gong0, n., (3) gen. term of respect for the aged;
57. ¤½¤½ gong1gong0, n., (4) a eunuch.
58. ¤½®ü gong1hai3, n., the high seas.
59. ¤½¨ç gong1han2, n., (1) an official document;
60. ¤½¨ç gong1han2, n., (2) a letter signed by a number of persons.
61. ¤½²@ gong1hao2, n., a centigram, see Appendix C.
62. ¤½¦X gong1he2, n., a deciliter, see Appendix C.
63. ¤½¿Å gong1heng2, n., ten kilograms, see Appendix C.
64. ¤½·| gong1hui4, n., a trade union, professional club.
65. ¤½¤V gong1zhang4, n., a decameter, see Appendix C.
66. ¤½¶Å gong1zhai4, n., bonds issued by the government or local selfgoverning bodies.
67. ¤½¥¿ gong1zheng4, adj., just, impartial, fair (person, judgment).
68. ¤½ÃÒ¤H gong1zheng4ren2, n., (1) a witness;
69. ¤½ÃÒ¤H gong1zheng4ren2, n., (2) notary public.
70. ¤½®a gong1jia1, n., the government;
71. ¤½®a gong1jia1, ¤½®aªº adj., public, not private.
72. ¤½»ù gong1jia4, n., official, controlled price.
73. ¤½¤ç gong1jin1, n., a kilogram, see Appendix C.
74. ¤½¿n gong1ji2, n., (business) reserve fund (also ¤½¿nª÷).
75. ¤½Âà gong1zhuan3, n., (astron.) a revolution.
76. ¤½²³ gong1zhong4, n., the general public;
77. ¤½²³ gong1zhong4, n., ¤½²³°²´Á public holiday.
78. ¤½¥D gong1zhu3, n., a princess.
79. ¤½¨M gong1jUe2, v.t. & n., (pass) resolutions by the majority.
80. ¤½¶} gong1kai1, adj. & adv., (1) open(ly);
81. ¤½¶} gong1kai1, adj. & adv., (2) open to the public: ¤½¶}®iÄý a public exhibition;
82. ¤½¶} gong1kai1, adj. & adv., ¤½¶}ºtÁ¿ a public lecture;
83. ¤½¶} gong1kai1, adj. & adv., ¤½¶}«H open letter.
84. ¤½´Ú gong1kuan3, n., public funds.
85. ¤½ªÅ gong1kong1, n., the outer space over which no country has jurisdiction.
86. ¤½¨â gong1liang3, n, a centigram, see Appendix C.
87. ¤½¨Ò gong1li4¹, n., a conventional practice;
88. ¤½¨Ò gong1li4¹, n., a law of physics.
89. ¤½¾ä gong1li4², n., reckoning by Christian era, A.D. or B.C. (also called ¦è¾ä):
90. ¤½¨½ gong1li3¹, n., a kilometer, see Appendix C.
91. ¤½²z gong1li3², n., (1) justice, universally accepted truths;
92. ¤½²z gong1li3², n., (2) (math.) axioms.
93. ¤½Âç gong1li2, n., (1) a decigram;
94. ¤½Âç gong1li2, n., (2) a millimeter;
95. ¤½Âç gong1li2, n., (3) a square meter, see Appendix C.
96. ¤½¸ô gong1lu4, n., highway.
97. ¤½½× gong1lun4, n., public opinion, general consensus.
98. ¤½½æ gong1mai4, n., government monopoly (of tobacco, wine, etc.).
99. ¤½ªù gong1men2, n., (1) a government office;
100. ¤½ªù gong1men2, n., (2) (AC) the palace gate.
101. ¤½¥Á gong1min2, n., citizen of a country.
102. ¤½¥ÁÅv gong1min2qUan2, n., civic rights.
103. ¤½¹Ó gong1mu4, n., a public cemetery.
104. ¤½¯a gong1mu3, n., an acre, equal to 100 sq. meters, see Appendix C.
105. ¤½¥ gong1ping2, adj, just, fair, impartial.
106. ¤½¹² gong1pu2, n., public servants.
107. ¤½µM gong1ran2, adv., openly.
108. ¤½»{ gong1ren4, adj., generally recognized or accepted.
109. ¤½¼f gong1shen3, n., public trial.
110. ¤½ªÀ gong1she4, n., a commune: ¤Ú¾¤¤½ªÀ the Paris Commune of 1871.
111. ¤½¤É gong1sheng1, n., a liter, see Appendix C.
112. ¤½¶µ gong1xiang4, n., (math.) a general term.
113. ¤½ér gong1xie4, n., government office or building.
114. ¤½¤c gong1shou4, n., a centiliter, see Appendix C.
115. ¤½¸p gong1shu3, n., government office.
116. ¤½¦¡ gong1shi4¹, n., a formula: ¼Æ¾Ç¤½¦¡ mathematical formulas;
117. ¤½¦¡ gong1shi4¹, n., ¤½¦¡¤Æ put in formulas, become a formula.
118. ¤½¨Æ gong1shi4², n., (1) public affairs;
119. ¤½¨Æ gong1shi4², n., (2) official business;
120. ¤½¨Æ gong1shi4², n., (3) official documents;
121. ¤½¨Æ gong1shi4², n., ¤½¨Æ¥] attach* case, brief case.
122. ¤½¨Ï gong1shi3, n., a minister accredited to a foreign country.
123. ¤½¶D gong1su4, n., (law) public indictment.
124. ¤½®] gong1su4, n., a surname.
125. ¤½®]¾ð gong1sun1shu4, n., the ginkgo tree (usu. »È§ö).
126. ¤½µ· gong1si1¹, n., a milligram, see Appendix C.
127. ¤½¥q gong1si1², n., a commercial company, a business firm;
128. ¤½¥q gong1si1², n., ¤½¥qªk corporation law;
129. ¤½¥q gong1si1², n., ¤½¥q¶Å corporation bonds.
130. ¤½°ó gong1tang2, n., formerly a law court.
131. ¤½®x gong1ting2, n., (1) a courtyard in front of the imperial ancestral shrine;
132. ¤½®x gong1ting2, n., (2) (=¤½°ó) a law court: ¹ïÃ¯¤½®x confront s.o. before a law court.
133. ¤½¼¼ gong1cuo1, n., a milliliter, see Appendix C.
134. ¤½¦P gong1tong2, adj. & adv., common(ly), joint(ly), in cooperation with one another.
135. ¤½¤o gong1zun4, n., a decimeter, see Appendix C.
136. ¤½¯ª gong1zu3, n., formerly, a term of respect for the local magistrate.
137. ¤½¤l gong1zi3, n., (1) (AC) the son of a feudal prince;
138. ¤½¤l gong1zi3, n., (2) the son of a higher class family: ¤½¤lô¨à rich man's sons, playboys.
139. ¤½¤å gong1wen2, n., official document.
140. ¤½°È gong1wu4, n., public business, duties;
141. ¤½°È gong1wu4, n., ¤½°Èû civil servant.
142. ¤½¯q gong1yi4¹, n., community benefit;
143. ¤½¯q gong1yi4¹, n., ¤½¯qª÷ community chest.
144. ¤½·N gong1yi4², n., opinion of majority.
145. ¤½Àç gong1ying2, adj., government-, state-, operated enterprise;
146. ¤½Àç gong1ying2, adj., ¤½¨p¦XÀç quasi-government enterprise.
147. ¤½¶é gong1yUan2, n., park.
148. ¤½´J gong1yU4, n., apartment house, apartment.
149. ¤½¥Î¨Æ·~ gong1yong4shi4ye4, n., public utilities.

«¸ Num. Index: 80.93 £¡£¸£µ jiang1 .

N. A surname.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80.93 £~£¹£°£¿ hui4 . [Abbr. of ·| 81.41]

¯÷ Num. Index: 80.93 £¨ zi1 .

N. (1) Year, time: ¤µ¯÷ this year, now, at present;
¨Ó¯÷ next year, in the future.
(2) This, n. & adj.,: ©À¯÷¦b¯÷ always remember this;
now this: ¯÷¨ÆÅé¤j now this matter is serious.

Adv. Now (usu. at beginning of sentence): ¯÷ªÌ at this time, now, at present;
¯÷±ÒªÌ this is to advise that¡K;
¯÷©w©ó¬Y¤ë¬Y¤éq±B this is to announce (our) engagement on a (certain) day of a (certain) month;
¯÷¦] now because of ¡K¡F
¯÷¦³(now) there is, here is¡K;
¯÷¬d (now) it has been found that¡K.

Adv. (U.f. ´þ) very, extremely: ½áÀÄ¯÷« (LL) taxes and levies are inordinately heavy.

«c Num. Index: 80S.00-2 £y£¸£¿ ti4 .

V.t. Shave: «cÄG¤l shave beard;
«c¦½¤ò shave hair on armpit, legs, etc.;
«c±o°®²b shave clean;
«c¾v×¦æ (¬°¥§) cut off hair and be monk (nun).

Words 1. «c¤M ti4dao1, n., razor.
2. «c«× ti4du4, v.i., cut off hair and join monastery.
3. «cÀY ti2tou2, v.i., have haircut: «c¥úÀY¡A«cÀY¦K barber;
4. «cÀY ti2tou2, v.i.,«cÀY©±¡AçE barbershop;
5. «cÀY ti2tou2, v.i.,«cÀY¤M razor.

Ë¬ Num. Index: 80S.22-3 £t£¸£´ bin1 . [Var.ÁÇ]

N. Place name.

Adj. (AC) used as var. of Ùy 60S.71, ±l 10B.91.

Óý Num. Index: 80S.22-3 £££¸£¿ xi4 . [Dist. «o]

N. An opening, a crack (interch. »Ø).
A surname (also wr. ¡¼).

¾G Num. Index: 80S.22-3 £¤£¶£¿ zheng4 .

N. (1) A surname.
(2) Name of anc. principality in classical times.

Words 1. ¾G« zheng4zhong4, adj. & adv., with great care, formally, solemnly: ¾G«Án©ú solemnly declare;
2. ¾G« zheng4zhong4, adj. & adv., ¾G«¨ä¨Æ act with due care and respect.

èT Num. Index: 80S.22-3 £¦£³£¿ shan4 .

N. Name of place.

«o Num. Index: 80S.22-5 £¢£º£®£¿ qUe4 . [Pop. úl]

V.i. & t. (1) V.t., to reject: ©Ú«o¡AÁÂ«o to reject (invitation, offer);
«o±¡ decline a favor;
«o¤§¤£®¥ ¡§it would be disrespectful to decline¡¨--formula for accepting;
±À«o to delay, shirk (responsibility);
«o¦º (AC) afraid of death (¡§shun death¡¨);
«o¦Ñ (AC) rejuvenation (¡§delay old age¡¨);
«o¯f©µ¦~ banish illness and increase long life.
(2) V.i., to step backward: «o¥ß¡A«o¨B qUe4li4, qUe4bu4¡õ.

Adv. (1) (Preceding vb.) yet: ¥L¥ý´£Ä³ªº¡A«o¨S¨Ó he was the first to propose it, yet does not come;
often has the force of ¡§but¡¨ ¡§yet¡¨combined, suggesting ¡§on the other hand¡¨: ¥L«o¤Ï«r§A¤@¤f on the other hand he makes a countercharge (¡§bites back¡¨);
§AÃÙ¦¨¡A§Ú«o¤Ï¹ï you approve, but I don't;
«o¤£¨£¦^µ but yet there is no reply;
«o¤S¨Ó not this again!
(2) Emphasizing an affirmative or negative declaration like German doch: ì¨Ó«o¬O¥L it is he after all;
¨Æ±¡«o¤£®e©ö the thing is really not so simple.
(3) Opening a paragraph in story-telling, like English ¡§now¡¨:«o»¡ now the story goes.
(4) As a vb. adjunct, meaning ¡§off¡¨: ±þ«o kill off;
°£«o drive off.
(5) Just: «o°÷ just enough.

Conj. However, but, on the other hand: «o¤£®Æ however, to one's surprise;
«o¤£ª¾ howevey, one does not know;
«o¤£´£¨¾ to one's surpruse;
«o¤£¹D to one's surprise, also is it not as the proverb says (you cannot put two saddles on one horse, etc.).

Words 1. «o¨B qUe4bu4, v.i., to step backwards.
2. «o«Ý qUe4dai4, v.i., is just waiting to (¡×¥¿n): ±µ¤F»È¤l¡A«o«Ý¤À¤â having received the money, they were just going to part, when¡K
3. «o¦n qUe4hao3, adv., fortunately, just at the right time.
4. «o¨Ó qUe4lai2, adv. phr., (1) yet (same as «o Adv. 1¡ô): ¥LÀ³¸Ó³Ìª¾¹D¡A«o¨Ó°Ý he should know best, yet comes to ask me about it;
5. «o¨Ó qUe4lai2, adv. phr., (2) in reality: «o¨Ó (¡×ì¨Ó)¥LÌÇ¨S¦³¤°»ò¤³«ë, in reality, they two had no ancient grudge.
6. «o¥ß qUe4li4, v.i., to stand back.
7. «o®° qUe4shan4, v.i., (allu.) become married.
8. «o¬O qUe4shi4, phr., emphatic form of ¬O¡G«o¬O¹êªº but it is true (see «o Adv. 2¡ô).
9. «oÅ× qUe4cai2, adv. (MC) just now (¡×modn. ¤è¤~).
10. «o¨« qUe4zou3, v.i., run backward, turn away.
11. «o¤S qUe4you4, phr., (1) but again (emphatic ¡§again¡¨): ¥á¶}¤£·F¡A«o¤S¤£¦¨ again it won't do to throw up the whole business;
12. «o¤S qUe4you4, phr., (2) (MC) then¡Klater: ¶q»´µo¸¨¡A«o¤S²z·| give him a light sentence, then take it up later.

Ã» Num. Index: 80S.30-6 £¦£³ shan1 . [Var. íè]

N. Rank odor of raw lamb, mutton.

®Ò Num. Index: 80S.42-4 £¦£¹£¬£¿ shou4 .

N. (1) The first day of the lunar month: ®Ò¤é ditto;
®Ò±æ the first and fifteenth day of lunar month;
¥¿®Ò New Year's day, beginning of year.
(2) The north: ®Ò¤è shou4fang1¡õ;
®Ò· north wind;
®Ò³¥¡A®Òºz northern prairies, desert;
®Ò®ð northern cold air.

Words 1. ®Ò¤è shou4fang1, n., the north.
2. ®Ò±æ¤ë shou4wang4yUe4, n., the exact lunar month, 29.53 days.

½~ Num. Index: 80S.50-4 £¡£¸£®£½ jie2 .

N. (1) A castrated ram.
(2) An anc. barbaric tribe.

÷ø Num. Index: 80S.50-4 £¡£º£³ jUan1 .

V.t. (1) (Interch. ®½) exempt, free from obligation: ÷ø§K jUan1mian3¡õ;
÷ø½á exempt from payment of the land tax.
(2) Select¡G÷ø¦N choose an auspicious day.
(3) Cleanse: ÷øº° to clean with water, purify.

Words 1. ÷ø°£ jUan1chu2, v.t., relieve of excessive burden or oppressive measures (¡×®½°£).
2. ÷ø´î jUan1jian3, v.t., reduce tax burden.
3. ÷ø§K jUan1mian3, v.t., exempt from tax payment.

ËÔ Num. Index: 80S.50-5 £¥£¹£µ£¿ chuang4 . [Anc. var. of ³Ð 81S.00]

µ¾ Num. Index: 80S.50-5 £££¸£µ£½ xiang2 .

V.i. (1) To circle around, to wheel about (as birds): ¸µ¾¡Aµ¾ªÅ¡A°ªµ¾ (of birds) wheel about, high in the air;
µ¾¶° (AC) fly around and then settle down together;
µ¾ªa (birds and fish) fly and swim;
µ¾»R (birds) fly and hop about.
(2) Prices leap up: µ¾¶Q;
µ¾ä\(LL, rare) spiral up.

Adj. & adv. (Var. of ¸Ô) careful, -ly: µ¾¹ê (¡×¸Ô¹ê) thoroughly;
©M®ðµ¾¬¢ (LL) a pervasive spirit of peace and harmony.

Words 1. µ¾¨B xiang1bu4, v.i., (AC) pace about (in the room).
2. µ¾¦Ï xiang2yang2, n., loiter, pace about (also wr. ¬Û¦Ï¡AÁ¸¦Ï).

ñÏ Num. Index: 80S.50-9 £y£¸£½ ti2 .

Words 1. ñÏõ| ti2hu2, n., pelican.
2. ñÏ¡¼ ti2jUe2, n., cuckoo (¡×¤l³W, also wr. õ¥¡¼).

ñÙ Num. Index: 80S.50-9 £º£¿ yU4 .

N. See ¡¼ ñÙ 41S.50.

¡¼ Num. Index: 80S.50-9 £©£½ ci2 . [Var. of ¡¼ 80.50]

ö´ Num. Index: 80S.50-9 £¡£¸£³ jian1 .

N. A mythical bird supposed to have only one eye and one wing: ö´ö´ a pair of such birds dependent on each other, inseparable, hence, husband and wife;
ö´õk birds and fish of this kind.

²Ü Num. Index: 80S.63-8 £{£¸£¶£½ ling2 .

N. ²Ü¦Ï a kind of antelope: ²Ü¦Ï±¾¨¤ (fig.) superlative poetic art, showing no traces of effort.

²~ Num. Index: 80S.70-3 £u£¸£¶£½ ping2 .

N. Jar, bottle, jug, vase (often ping2zi0, ping2er0): ªá²~ flower vase, also girl in office useful only as a decoration;
°s²~ wine bottle, jug;
ÃÄ²~ bottle for medicine;
²~ªá cut flowers for vase, the art of arranging them;
¦u¤f¦p²~ keep mouth tightly shut.

Words 1. ²~üÊ ping2bo1, n., alms-bowl and pot of monks.
2. ²~¶ë¨à ping2sa3er0, n., bottle stopper.
3. ²~²Æ ping2sheng1, n., a Suhng Dyn. whistling kettle.

íp Num. Index: 80S.70-3 £¨£¶£¿ zeng4 .

N. A cooking pot: íp¤¤¥Í¹Ð (LL) so poor that dust has collected in one's cooking pot;
íp¨à¿| steamed pastry;
¶ºíp a rice pot.

üb Num. Index: 80S.70-5 £t£« ba1 .

N. (AC) salted dried meat.

ÛA Num. Index: 80S.71-7 £§£¹£¶£½ rong2 .

N. (1) Wool of sheep.
(2) Woolen goods (also µ³).
(3) Down, felt (also ©³ÛA).

ïU Num. Index: 80S.71-7 £|£¹£¬£½ guo2 .

N. A prisoner of war with the left ear cut off, the left ear thus cut off: ÄmïU to present the prisoners.

Öô Num. Index: 80S.71-9 £x£¸ di1 .

N. Ram, he-goat: ¬»¦ÏÄ²Ã¿ a ram bucking a hedge--unable to move forward or backward.

¹{ Num. Index: 80S.80-3 £t£³ ban1 .

V.t. (1) To confer (prizes, medals, etc.): ¹{¼ú¡A¹{½à¡A¹{ÃØ.
(2) To distribute: ¹{µ¹Á~Ä distribute pay.
(3) To publish officially, see ¹{¥¬ ban1bu4¡õ.

Words 1. ¹{¥¬ ban1bu4, v.t., promulgate (new laws, mandates).
2. ¹{µo ban1fa1, v.t., officially give out (order, bonus, etc.).
3. ¹{¦æ ban1xing2, v.t., publish (order, statutes, etc.) for execution.
4. ¹{ÃØ ban1zeng4, v.t., to confer (honors, degrees).

¹| Num. Index: 80S.80-3 £ª£¹£¶£¿ song4 (*£§£¹£¶£½ rong2 ).

V.t. & n. (1) Praise, chant: ºÙ¹| to praise;
¹|´,¹|Æg song4yang2, song4zan4¡õ;
ºq¹| to chant praise (of God, emperor);
ºq¥\¹|¼w glorify a ruler's character and accomplishments;
¹|Án¸ü¹D win popular praise (¡§in the streets¡¨).
(2) (*rong2) To unfetter: ¹|Ã´¤§ (AC) to take off the fetters from him.

Words 1. ¹|¬ü song4mei3, v.t., (LL) to praise, speak well of (s.o.).
2. ¹|µü song4ci2, n., (1) a eulogy;
3. ¹|µü song4ci2, n., (2) an ambassador's speech delivered at the presentation of his credentials.
4. ¹|Æg song4zan4, v.t. & n., praise.
5. ¹|´ song4yang2, v.t., sing the praises of.

·ß Num. Index: 80S.81-1 £¸£²£½ you2 .

N. (LL) a grand plan: ¹Å·ß a good plan;
ÂE·ß a great plan.

V.t. (AC) to paint (images).

±ý Num. Index: 80S.81-9 £º£¿ yU4 .

N. Desire, human desire (also wr. ¼¤);
wish, want¡G¤j±ý great disire.

V.i. & t. To desire, want (LL for vern. n): ±q¤ß©Ò±ý follow what the heart desires;
«D§Ú©Ò±ý is not what I want;
¤£±ý do not want to;
¤v©Ò¤£±ý¡A¤Å¬I©ó¤H do not do unto others what you do not want done unto you;
±ý±æ¡A±ýÄ@ yU4wang4, yU4yUan4¡õ;
±ý¨D¡A±ý¹Ï try to, hope to, in order to;
±ý³t«h¤£¹F things done in a hurry cannot be done well.

Words 1. ±ý¤ß yU4xin1, n., wish, desire.
2. ±ý±æ yU4wang4, n., wish, desire.
3. ±ýn yU4yao4, v.i., want to.
4. ±ýÄ@ yU4yUan4, n., wish, desire.

ºp Num. Index: 80S.81-9 £¢£¸£³£¿ qian4 .

Adj. (1) Ill at ease, feel ¡§guilty¡¨: ºp¤· qian4ze4¡õ;
©êºp (court.) feel ¡§guilty¡¨(for delay in answering letter, etc.);
¹Dºp¡APºp to extend apology, to apologize;
²`¥H¬°ºp (LL) I feel deeply apologetic.
(2) Having bad crops: ·³ºp crop failure, a bad year in crops.

Words 1. ºpµM qian4ran2, adj., apologetic.
2. ºp¦¬ qian4shou1, v.t. & n., bad crops, poor harvest.
3. ºp¤· qian4ze4, adj., (court.) ashamed of oneself.
4. ºp·N qian4yi4, n., sense of being guilty or ill at ease.

Óa Num. Index: 80S.82-4 £|£¹£¾ gu3 .

N. (Zoo.) a black ram.

«\ Num. Index: 81.00 £º£½ yU2 (£º£¿ yU4 ). [Usu. printed ¡¼]

N. A surname.

V.i. (1) To consent, approve: «\¤¹ you approve;
your approval.
(2) U.f. ·U recover from illness.

®³ Num. Index: 81.00 £z£«£½ na2 . [Pop. var. of ÎÔ]

V.t. (1) Take (hold of), bring, keep, control, arrest: ®³¶}¡A®³¥h¡A®³¨« take (s.t.) away;
®³©w take firm hold of, grasp: ®³©w¥D·N¡A®³©w¤è°w make up one's mind;
®³¹L¨Ó bring (s.t.) over here;
®³Ã keep (s.t.) firmly in hand;
®³¤£Ã cannot be sure;
®³¦í¡]¤F¡^keep in hand, take hold of, have apprehended (s.o.);
®³±o°Ê¡A¤£°Ê can, cannot move (s.t.);
®³¤£°_¨Ó (lit.) cannot lift (s.t.)heavy;
(fig.) cannot control: ¥LÁö·í¤F¥DºÞ¡A¦ý¤@¤Á¨Æ³£®³¤£°_¨Ó though he is the boss, he cannot get anything done;
®³¤£¦í (lit.) cannot hold (s.t.) slippery;
(fig.) cannot seize or arrest: ³o»ò¦h¤H¡A®³¤£¦í¤@Ó¤p¸é so many men cannot seize even a petty thief;
cannot keep in possession: ¥L®³¤£¦í¿ú¡A¤@¨â¤Ñ´Nªá¥ú¤F he can never save money but will spend every cent of it in a day or two;
cannot control: ®³¤£¦í¤H¡A·í¤£¤FÀY¥Ø if you don't know how to keep men under control, you can never be boss;
®»®³,®³®· arrest or seize;
®³¿ì arrest and punish;
®³Àò apprehend;
®³°Ý arrest and interrogate;
®³¤H arrest people, coerce (s.o.) to yield to one's demands;
®³ªÅ¤l take advantage of an opening for attack;
®³¯Ê¯Ê¨à find fault with;
®³¤T·h¥| try to evade;
®³¤M°Ê§ú resort to force;
®³Åv¡A®³¨Æ get control of, have the power to do or dominate.
(2) Pretend:assume (airs): ®³¯Z°µ¶Õ¡A®³µÄ°µ¨Æ put up a front, pretend to be busy;
®³§â¡A®³³ì¡A®³¬[¤l¡A®³¿}¡A®³¤j¡A®³®º see na2ba3, na2qiao2, na2jiahtz, na2tang2, na2da4, na2nie0¡õ.

Prep. With: ®³¸Ü¿E¥L to inflame or egg him on with words;
(¡×§â) introducing object of vb. and placing object before vb.: ®³¥L®I«è¤F¤@¹y grumble against him;
®³¥L¶}ª±¯º make fun of him (¡×¶}¥L¹x¯º);
®³§Ú·í¤°»ò¤H regard me as what? ®³¥LºL¤F throw it down and break it.

Words 1. ®³§â na2ba3, v.t., put on airs, strike a pose in order to enhance one's own importance.
2. ®³©Õ na2ban4, v.i., purposely embarrass others.
3. ®³³ì na2qiao2, v.t., see na2ba3¡ô, na2jia4zi0¡õ.
4. ®³±¡ na2qing2, v.t., (MC) flirt with (¡×½Õ±¡).
5. ®³¤j na2da4, v.i., pretend to be superior;
6. ®³¤j na2da4, v.i., ®³¤j³» see na2diing¡õ.
7. ®³¡]¤j¡^³» na2(da4)ding3, v.i., stand on one's head.
8. ®³·Æ na2hua2, v.i., hold fast: ³o¥Ö¾c©³¤£®³·Æ the soles of the pair of shoes do not catch well, i.e., slip easily.
9. ®³¬[¤l na2jiahtz, v.i., put on airs.
10. ®³¤ò na2mao2, v.i., look for trouble in: ®³¤ò¥´¬[ be rowdy and engage in fisticuffs.
11. ®³®º na2nie0, v.i., (1) purposely put obstacles in the way of (s.o.);
12. ®³®º na2nie0, v.i., (2) pretend to conform to rules of propriety.
13. ®³¤â na2shou3(na2shou0), adj., be good at, excel in: ®³¤â¦nÀ¸ what one most excels in, one's specialty.
14. ®³¿} na2tang2, v.i., see na2jiahntz¡ô.
15. ®³Á`¡]¨à¡^ na2zong3(er0), v.t., exercise general control or supervision.

Êe Num. Index: 81.01 £¦£ she1 . [Dist. §E]

N. A surname.

§E Num. Index: 81.01 £º£½ yU2 .

N. A surname.

Pron. (AC, LL) I, my, me (=vern. §Ú).

Éø Num. Index: 81.02 £©£¹£³ cuan1 (tuun ).

V.i. To boil with water (as different from stew and in shorter time): Éø´ö cuan1tang1¡õ.

Words 1. Éø¨à tsuaer0, n., see cuan1zi0¡õ.
2. Éø´ö cuan1tang1, n., soup (vegetable or meat);
3. Éø´ö cuan1tang1, n., pop. also wr. ¤t.
4. Éø¤l cuan1zi0, n., (1) sauce made to go with noodles;
5. Éø¤l cuan1zi0, n., (2) a small metal pot which can be lowered into earthen oven, causing water in it to boil almost instantly.

¹ Num. Index: 81.02 £¦£½ shi2 (*syh).

N. (1) Food: °s¹¡A¶¼¹ food and drink;
¦ç¹ food and clothing;
¹¦â food and sex;
¿¯¹¡A¥ë¹ board, the meals;
¹¥Î shi2yong4¡õ;
¹°ó dining room;
¹¤Ö¶qÁc lot of work and scanty meals;
¹«e¤è¤V(AC) have food spread out ten feet square--live in luxury.
(2) (*syh) ¹¤£¹½ºë (AC) rice could never be white enough (of Confucius);
¦³°s¹¡A¥ý¥ÍõW when there's food and drink, it is served to the master.
(3) A radical, 81B.
(4) A surname.

V.t. (1) To eat: ¹¶q shi2liang4¡õ;
¹¨ä¦×¦Ó¹ì¨ä¥Ö want to eat his flesh and sleep on his hide--swear revenge;
¹¥Éª¤®Û (LL) food as expensive as jade and fuel as expensive as cassia--extremely high cost of living;
oft. fig., to digest: ¹¥j¤£¤Æ read ancient teachings without digesting them--be slave to the ancients;
¹¨¥¡A shi2yan2¹¡õ.
(2) To live on: ¦Û¹¨ä¤O live by one's own labor;
¹¯²¦çµ| (of officials) live on rents;
hold a feudal benefice: ¹¸S¡A¹¨¶¡A¹¤g¡A¹¦a shi2lu4, shi2yi4, shi2tu3, shi2di4¡õ.
(3) Sometimes equivalent to drink: ¹°s (AC) drink wine.
(4) (*syh, ¡×¹}) To feed (dog, person).

V.i. To eclipse: ¤é¹¡A¤ë¹ eclipse of the sun, moon (also wr. »k).

Words 1. ¹³¼ shi2qing3, phr., the time of a meal, a short moment.
2. ¹ÂÎÃþ shi2chong2lei4, n., Insectivora.
3. ¹³æ shi2dan1, n., menu.
4. ¹¹D shi2dao4, n., (1) oesophagus, alimentary canal;
5. ¹¹D shi2dao4, n., (2) proper method of eating.
6. ¹¦a shi2di4, n., fief town, see shi2yi4¡õ.
7. ¹Ä shi2feng4, n., formerly, salary.
8. ¹´_ shi2fu2, n., relapse of patient owing to wrong food.
9. ¹ºÞ shi2guan3, n., (physiol.) the oesophagus.
10. ¹²° shi2he2, n., (1) food casket, usu. lacquered;
11. ¹²° shi2he2, n., (2) bridal caskets of food and clothing, etc. paraded on streets.
12. ¹³f shi2huo4, n., food and commerce, economic goods.
13. ¹¤õü÷ shi2huo3ji1, n., (zoo.) the cassowary, casuaris, an ostrichlike bird.
14. ¹¿n shi2ji1, n., indigestion.
15. ¹§Ò shi2ji4, n., taboos in food.
16. ¹¯üµã shi2zhu1yU2, n., a tree whose fruit is edible, zanthoxylum ailanthoides.
17. ¹¨ã shi2jU4, n., table service (bowls, etc.).
18. ¹«ü shi2zhi3, n., (1) the index finger;
19. ¹«ü shi2zhi3, n., (2) ¹«ü¯EÁc many mouths to feed.
20. ¹«È shi2ke4, n., (Warring Kingdoms) scholars and swordsmen retained by rich, powerful family.
21. ¹¶q shi2liang4, n.,eating capacity.
22. ¹Â³ shi2liang2, n., foodstuffs, army rations.
23. ¹®Æ shi2liao4, n., feed for horses, etc.
24. ¹¸S shi2lu4, n., formerly, official's salary.
25. ¹«~ shi2pin3, n., eatables in gen.
26. ¹ÃÐ shi2pu3, n., menu, recipe.
27. ¹¦× shi2rou4, adj., carnivorous;
28. ¹¦× shi2rou4, adj., ¹¦×Ã~ carnivorous animal.
29. ¹¶Ú shi2(')sang3, n., (coll.) the alimentary canal.
30. ¹¤g shi2tu3, n., fief town.
31. ¹ª« shi2wu4, n., food in gen.
32. ¹¨¥ shi2yan2¹, v.i., to ¡§eat one's words¡¨--fail to live up to promise.
33. ¹ÆQ shi2yan2², n., table or kitchen salt.
34. ¹¨¶ shi2yi4, n, fief town.
35. ¹ÃÆÃ~ shi2yi3shou4, n., (zoo.) the anteater.
36. ¹¼¤ shi2yU4, n., appetite.
37. ¹¥Î shi2yong4, n., living expenses.

ÓÚ Num. Index: 81.02 £¢£¸£´ qin1 .

N. Bed quilt: ÓÚªE quilt and pillow;
³QÓÚ bed quilt;
ÓÚ§NªE´H phr., loneliness in bed;
ÓÚü£ in privacy of bedroom;
ÓÚ¼vµLºF phr., a clear conscience in the still hours of the night;
ÓÚº÷ silk bedclothes.

³Ê Num. Index: 81.10 £ª£³£¾ san3 .

N. Umbrella, parasol, sunshade: ¬v³Ê modern umbrella;
«B³Ê generally umbrella, orig. made of oiled paper and bamboo frame;
§ò³Ê¡A¶§³Ê parasol: °¸¨³Ê parachute;
³Ê§L¡A°³Ê§L parachutist.

¥þ Num. Index: 81.11 £¢£º£³£½ qUan2 .

N. A surname.

V.t. To maintain, keep whole or intact: «O¥þ to keep well, maintain;
¥þ¸` (LL) to keep one's integrity (even sacrificing life);
¥þ¥æ (LL) to keep friendship unchanged;
¥þ©Ê«O¯u (Taoist) to keep one's original nature;
¨â¥þ¨ä¬ü satisfy both parties, have it both ways;
keep the good points of both;
e¥þ©Ê©R manage to stay alive with sacrifice of principles;
¦w¥þ security.

Adj. (1) Complete, perfect: §¹¥þ complete, -ly;
¥þ³Ó a complete victory;
¤j¥þ ¡§a compendium, alpha and omega¡¨;
©¾§µ¨â¥þ both loyalty and filial piety are attained;
¤~»ªÂù¥þ having both looks and real talent;
¨D¥þ¤§¤ß the desire for perfection;
¥þ©l¥þ²× perfect (in friendships, etc.) from beginning to end;
¤Q¥þ¤Q¬ü perfect;
¥þ¨ü¥þÂk lived a perfect life (¡§return intact what one was born with¡¨).
(2) Whole: ¥þ®a¡A¥þ®Õ whole family, school;
¥þx the whole army (perished, etc.);
¥þ¥@¬É the whole world;
¥þ³¡¡A¥þ½L qUan2bu4, qUan2pan2¡õ¡F
¥þ§½ the whole situation, whole stakes in gambling;
¥þ¼Æ entire;
¥þ®M the complete set or full repertoire;
¥þ¦~¡A¥þ¤ë¡A¥þ¤é the whole year, month, day;
¥þ¥»¡]¨à¡^ the entire play, not a selection only;
¥þ¾a¤H¨à (coll.) a family intact with parents and children together;
¥þ¤O¡A¥þ¤ß qUan2li4, qUan2xin1¡õ.

Adv. Completely, all: ¥þµM qUan2ran2¡õ;
¥þ³£ all, completely: ¥þ³£§¹¤F all finished;
¥þ¨Ó¤F all have come;
¥þÂ¡ completely recovered;
¥þµL¤ß¨x completely without scruples;
¥þµL¬O³B absolutely without merit, totally wrong;
¥þµL·N«ä totally uninterested, -ing;
¥þ¤£ºÞ totally ignore, will not bother.

Words 1. ¥þ¯ë qUan2ban1, adv., all, the entire amount.
2. ¥þ°\ qUan2bao4, phr., ±o¿s¥þ°\ see the entire thing (¡§the whole leopard¡¨as contrasted with ±o¿s¤@´³ see only one spot of leopard skin).
3. ¥þ³¡ qUan2bu4, n., the complete works, the whole, all: ¥þ³¡¿N·´ all destroyed by fire.
4. ¥þ¾¹ qUan2chi4, n., see qUan2cai2¡õ.
5. ¥þÅv qUan2qUan2, adj., with full powers;
6. ¥þÅv qUan2qUan2, adj., ¥þÅv¤j¨Ï envoy plenipotentiary;
7. ¥þÅv qUan2qUan2, adj., ¥þÅv¥Nªí delegate with full powers.
8. ¥þµ¥ qUan2deng3, adj., (math.) identically equal or congruent.
9. ¥þ¼w qUan2de2, phr., perfect character.
10. ¥þ¤Ï®g qUan2fan3she4, n, (phys.) total reflection.
11. ¥þ¤À¡]¨à¡^ qUan2fen4(qUan2feher0), n, the whole, the entire part.
12. ¥þ°Æ qUan2fu4, n., the whole set.
13. ¥þ¬¡ qUan2huo2, phr., the complete works (as in barbershop, haircut, shave, shampoo, massage--all).
14. ¥þ¶° qUan2ji2, n., complete works of author.
15. ¥þ¤O qUan2li4, adj., with whole strength: ¥þ¤O¥Hu overcome (difficulty) with one's entire energy.
16. ¥þ¯à qUan2neng2, adj., (1) omnipotent, almighty;
17. ¥þ¯à qUan2neng2, adj., (2) (sports) all-round (contests): ¥þ¯à¹B°Ê decathlon, pentathlon.
18. ¥þ¤û qUan2niu2, phr., ¥ØµL¥þ¤û (allu.) a complete master (as a master butcher sees all the parts of a cow without cutting).
19. ¥þ½L qUan2pan2, n., the whole amount, the entire show;
20. ¥þ½L qUan2pan2, n., used as adv., completely: ¥þ½L¥¢±Ñ fail completely.
21. ¥þµM qUan2ran2, adv., completely (unaware, etc.).
22. ¥þ¤H qUan2ren2, n., a sage, a perfect person.
23. ¥þ²± qUan2sheng4, adj., at the peak of development: ¥þ²±®É¥N the golden age, period as when (Tarng poetry, etc.) was at its peak.
24. ¥þ¨ qUan2shen1, n., the whole body (covered with mud, etc.).
25. ¥þ¤ß qUan2xin1, adv., wholeheartedly.
26. ¥þ®u qUan2xi2, n., a complete full-scale banquet.
27. ¥þ»k qUan2shi2, n., (astron.) total eclipse.
28. ¥þÅé qUan2ti3, n., the whole body or group (of students, representatives);
29. ¥þÅé qUan2ti3, n., as adv., all: ¥þÅéÃÙ¦¨ all approved.
30. ¥þ¤~ qUan2cai2, n., a person versatile in all arts: ¤åªZ¥þ¤~ one versed in literary and military arts.
31. ¥þµ qUan2yin1, n., (music) diatonic scale, diatonic tone: ¥þµµ²Å diatonic scale.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81.21 £¹£µ£½ wang2 . [Anc. var. of ¤` 60.21]

¡¼ Num. Index: 81.22 £|££¿ ge4 . [Abbr. of ºç92A.41]

¤¶ Num. Index: 81.22 £¡£¸£®£¿ jie4 (*£|£«£¿ ga4 ).

N. (1) Armor, mail: ¤¶¤Ò jie4fu0, ¤¶«` jie4jour¡õ.
(2) (Zoo.) crustaceans: ¤¶æ¾ jie4ke2, ¤¶ÂÎ jie4chong2¡õ;
Åì¤¶Ãþ fish and crustaceans.
(3) (Interch. ªã) a thing of little or no value, a trifle: ¤@¤¶¤£¨ú will not take a cent.
(4) Stage direction for certain movements: ¶¼°s¤¶ drinking wine;
¬Û¨£¤¶ (of two persons) meeting;
±i¥Í¯º¤¶ Chang smiles or laughs.
(5) (U.f. É²) a manservant.
(6) A surname.

V.i. & t. (1) To lie between, intepose, serve as intermediary: ¤¶²Ð jie4shao4¡õ;
¤¶©ó¤GªÌ¤§¶¡ situated between the two;
¤¶²Ð introduce one person to another;
´C¤¶ a medium or go-between;
¤¶µü jie4ci2¡õ.
(2) Pray for blessing:¥H¤¶¬Ü¹Ø to pray for blessing of long life;
¤¶¹Ø jie4shou4¡õ.
(3) Keep in mind, take seriously: ¤¶·N jie4yi4, ¤¶Ãh jie4huai2, ¤¶¤¶ jie4jie4¡õ.

Adj. (1) Simple, plain: ¤@¤¶®Ñ¥Í a mere scholar;
¤@¤¶ªZ¤Ò a plain soldier.
(2) Huge, big: ¤¶ºÖ jie4fu2¡õ.
(3) (ga4) Such a : ¹³·Ù¦³¤¶¨Æ (Shanghai dial.) make such a fuss about it, put on such airs.
(4) Upright, straightforward, conscientious: ¯Õ¤¶ scrupulous, acting on principles;
¤¶µM jie4ran2¡õ.

Adj. & adv. Alone:¤¶¥ß jie4li4, ¤¶¯S jie4te4¡õ.

Words 1. ¤¶ÂÎ jie4chong2, n., (zoo.) crustaceans.
2. ¤¶§Ì jie4di4, n., (court.) your brother.
3. ¤¶¤Ò jie4fu0, n., (AC) an armed soldier.
4. ¤¶ºÖ jie4fu2, n., great happiness, untold blessings;
5. ¤¶ºÖ jie4fu2, also v.i., pray for blessings.
6. ¤¶Ãh jie4huai2, v.i., bear a grievance, take offense.
7. ¤¶¤¶ jie4jie4, adj., uneasy, troubled, full of misgivings.
8. ¤¶«` jie4jour, n., ancient military dress (¡§armor and helmet¡¨).
9. ¤¶Ýb jie4ke2, n., shells of crabs, oysters, lobsters or snails.
10. ¤¶¥ß jie4li4, v.i., stand alone.
11. ¤¶µM jie4ran2, adj. & adv., steadfast(ly), uncompromising(ly).
12. ¤¶²Ð jie4shao4, v.t., (1) introduce (one person) to another (also ²Ð¤¶);
13. ¤¶²Ð jie4shao4, v.t., (2) serve as an intermediary.
14. ¤¶¹Ø jie4shou4, n., offer of birthday congratulations.
15. ¤¶¯S jie4te4, n., (AC) one without family or friend: ¾i¦Ñ¯e¡A¦¬¤¶¯S (AC) take care of the aged and the sick and give shelter to the homeless.
16. ¤¶µü jie4ci2, n., (gram.) a preposition.
17. ¤¶¤l jie4zi3, n., (phys.) a mesotron.
18. ¤¶·N jie4yi4, v.i., feel hurt: ½Ð¤£n¤¶·N please do not take it to heart, see jie4huai2¡ô.

©R Num. Index: 81.22 £v£¸£¶£¿ ming4 .

N. (1) Order, command: ¨Ï©R mission abroad;
©^©R receive order;
¹H©R disobey order;
°f©R¡A§Ü©R defy order;
¿í©R obey order.
(2) Life: ¥Í©R life;
ªø©R¡Aµu©R long, short, life;
¹Ø©R life span;
±Ï©R cry ¡§help¡¨;
³à©R to die;
©é©R risk life, work hard regardless;
©R¦b¥¹¤i life hangs in the balance;
¦º©ó«D©R die of violence or accident or unnatural death;
¤`©R live in exile.
(3) Luck, fate: ©R¹B luck, life course as predetermined (of person, nation);
©R¦n¡A©R¤j destined to good life;
©R¨Ä¡A©RÁ¡¡A©Rî¿ unlucky in life;
©R¤¤ predetermined, destined: ©R¤¤µL¤l destined not to have sons;
©R¤]¡A©R¨o¥G (LL) it's just hard luck, it is the will of God;
©R¤]¦ó¦p what can I do against such luck?

V.t. (1) To order, command: ©R¥O§A¥h°µ I order you to do it;
©R¾r ¡§order your carriage,¡¨ do me the honor of your visit;
©Rµ§ª½®Ñ to write down as inspiration or feeling dictates.
(2) To assign: ©R¦W assign name to (person, occasion, etc.);
©RÃD assign subject of essay.

Words 1. ©R®× ming4an1, n., a case of murder.
2. ©Rç` ming4di4, n., (1) (Chin. med.) placenta cord of newborn babe;
3. ©Rç` ming4di4, n., (2) see ming4men2¡õ.
4. ©R°ü ming4fu4, n., formerly, lady of rank, see ming4guan1¡õ.
5. ©RªA ming4fu2, n., (AC) official costume.
6. ©R®Ú ming4gen1, n., the root of one's life, dearest (child, etc.).
7. ©R©x ming4guan1, n., ranking official.
8. ©R®c ming4gong1, n., (1) constellation in which one is born;
9. ©R®c ming4gong1, n., (2) (in fortunetelling) point where the eyebrows meet.
10. ©R¥O ming4ling4, n. & v.t., order, command.
11. ©Rªù ming4men2, n., (fortunetelling) side temple;
12. ©Rªù ming4men2, n., the region of the kidneys (¡§gate of life¡¨).
13. ©R¯ß ming4mo4, n., the ¡§life vein,¡¨ ¡§life pulse,¡¨ (fig.) where life (of nation) depends.
14. ©R¼Æ ming4shu4, n., one's luck.
15. ©R¥@¡]¤§¤~¡^ mihng-shyh(zhi1cai2), phr., dominant spirit (of generation);
16. ©R¥@¡]¤§¤~¡^ mihng-shyh(zhi1cai2), phr., one destined to govern.
17. ©R³~ ming4tu2, n., course of events in one's life.
18. ©R¹B ming4yUn4, n., one's luck;
19. ©R¹B ming4yUn4, n., course of development.

¥O Num. Index: 81.22 £{£¸£¶£¿ ling4 (*£{£¸£¶£½ ling2 ). [See ¥O 81.63]

Éi Num. Index: 81.30 £y£¹£¶£½ tong2 . [Var. of ¦P]

N. A surname.

Adj. Same, same as (var. of ¦P): Éi¤W¡]¡×¦P¤W¡^same as above, ditto.

¥ø Num. Index: 81.30 £¢£¸£¿ chi4 .

V.i. (1) To stand on tiptoe: see ¥ø¥ß¡A¥ø¿æ chi4li4, chi4zhong3¡õ.
(2) As adv. preceding vb. meaning ¡§on tiptoe¡¨: ¥ø±æ to wait, await (as on tiptoe): ¥ø±æ¦^µ awaiting your reply;
¥øÃ« (court. in letters) I pray, see compp.¡õ

Words 1. ¥øÃZ chi4e2, n., the penguin.
2. ¥ø¤Î chi4ji2, v.t., as in ¤£¥i¥ø¤Î cannot compare anywhere (with s.o.).
3. ¥ø¿æ chi4zhong3, v.i., to stand on tiptoe.
4. ¥ø¥ß chi4li4, v.i., stand on tiptoe.
5. ¥ø¼} chi4mu4, v.t., to admire greatly;
6. ¥ø¼} chi4mu4, v.t., see chi4yang3¡õ.
7. ¥ø¬ß chi4pan4, v.i., see chi4wang4¡õ.
8. ¥ø¹Ï chi4tu2, v.i., attempt to (rescue, murder, etc.).
9. ¥ø±æ chi4wang4, v.i., to hope, look forward to.
10. ¥ø¥õ chi4yang3, v.t., see chi4mu4¡ô.
11. ¥ø·~ chi4ye4, n., industry, enterprise: ¥ø·~¤½¥q a commercial company for various enterprises (real estate, etc.).

ª÷ Num. Index: 81.30 £¡£¸£´ jin1 .

N. (1) Gold: ¶Àª÷¡A¨ªª÷ gold;
¥Õª÷ platinum;
ª÷¤l jin1zi0¡õ;
ª÷¹ô gold coins;
ª÷üÏ jin1kuang4¡õ;
ª÷»È gold and silver money, riches, wealth¡F
¥]ª÷ overlay with gold;
Ááª÷ gilt;
¨¬ª÷ pure gold;
¹¢ª÷ gold, generally alloyed for making ornaments.
(2) Metals: ¤ª÷ gold, silver, copper, iron, and tin;
ª÷ÄÝ jin1shu3¡õ;
¦Xª÷ a metal alloy or compound.
(3) Money, wealth, funds: ª÷¿Ä jin1rong2¡õ;
ª÷¶r jin1chao1¡õ;
ª÷¨é gold certificate;
¬üª÷ greenbacks;
ª÷ÃB jin1e2¡õ.
(4) First of the five basic movements (ª÷¡A¤ì¡A¤ô¡A¤õ¡A¤g), see ¤ ¦æ 31.30.
(5) One of the eight kinds of musical instruments, see ba1yin1 ¤K µ 80.80.
(6) Weapons: ª÷½H jin1chuang1²¡õ;
ª÷² jin1ge2¡õ.
(7) A surname.

Adj. (1) Firm, strong, secure, durable: ª÷´ö jin1tang1, ª÷«° jin1cheng2, ª÷¿^ jin1ou¡õ;
ª÷¦r©ÛµPA1, first-rate, first-class, (of person) most reliable, trustworthy;
(of company) gilded sign, well established.
(2) Grand, imposing, beautiful: ª÷ºÑ½÷·× (of buildings) magnificent, splendid;
ª÷°g¯È¾K living an extravagent life, given to sensual pleasures;
ª÷·µ royal palace;
ª÷¬Û¡]¥É½è¡^ jin1xiang4, ª÷ªK¡]¥É¸¡^jin1zhi1²¡õ.
(3) Deserving of respect: ª÷¤f jin1kou3, ª÷¨¥ jin1yan2¡õ.

Words 1. ª÷¦w jin1an1, phr., conventional expression used in complimentary close of letters to elders.
2. ª÷º] jin1bang3, n., formerly, list of successful candidates in government examinations: ª÷º]ÃD¦W succeed in such an examination.
3. ª÷Âé jin1bang4, n., the pound sterling.
4. ª÷¥»¦ì jin1ben3wei4, n., the gold standard.
5. ª÷ºä jin1bo2, n., gold foil, gold leaf.
6. ª÷¤£´« jin1bu2huan4, n., (1) Chinese ink;
7. ª÷¤£´« jin1bu2huan4, n., (2) a rarity, anything highly valued for its scarcity (¡§not to be exchanged for gold¡¨);
8. ª÷¤£´« jin1bu2huan4, n., (3) (herb medicine) gynura pinnatifida (also called ¤T¤C).
9. ª÷ÂÍ jin1chan2, n., an ancient headgear: ª÷ÂÍ²ææ¾ escape unnoticed.
10. ª÷¶r jin1chao1, n., short for ¶Àª÷¬ü¶r gold and greenbacks.
11. ª÷«° jin1cheng2, n., an impregnable city.
12. ª÷¿ú jin1qian2, n., money, cash, wealth, riches.
13. ª÷³Ð jin1chuang1¹, n., wounds inflicted by sharp weapons.
14. ª÷½H jin1chuang1², n., ditto.
15. ª÷Âö jin1qUe4, n., the imperial quarters.
16. ª÷³¶ªá jin1qUe4hua1, n., (bot.) the common broom, cytisus scoparius.
17. ª÷¤¦ jin1dan, n., (Taoist alchemy) the elixir of life, pill of immortality.
18. ª÷©± jin1dian4¹, n., a jeweler's.
19. ª÷¹f jin1dian4², n., woman's golden hairpin.
20. ª÷¤æ jin1dou3, n., (1) an iron for pressing clothes;
21. ª÷¤æ jin1dou3, n., (2) (¡×µ¬¤æ) somersault.
22. ª÷ÃB jin1e2, n., a sum of money.
23. ª÷¯» jin1fen3, n., (1) women's face powder, hence beautiful women: ¤»´Âª÷¯» the beauties of the Six Dynasties (420-589 A.D.);
24. ª÷¯» jin1fen3, n., (2) yellow powder on male flower;
25. ª÷¯» jin1fen3, n., (3) gold dust.
26. ª÷· jin1feng1, n., autumn wind.
27. ª÷è jin1gang1, n., (1) a substance of immense hardness;
28. ª÷è jin1gang1, n., (2) one of the four guardians (¥|¤jª÷è) of Buddhist temples;
29. ª÷è jin1gang1, n., (3) ª÷è¬â grains of garnet;
30. ª÷è jin1gang1, n., ª÷è¥Û diamond;
31. ª÷è jin1gang1, n., ª÷èÆp n., ditto.
32. ª÷¤à¡]ÅK°¨¡^ jin1ge1, n., wars, fighting.
33. ª÷² jin1ge2, n., weapons of war, arms.
34. ª÷Àt´B jin1gui1xU4, n., a son-in-law from a wealthy or politically influential family;
35. ª÷Àt´B jin1gui1xU4, n., ª÷Àt¤l (zoo.) a ¡§golden beetle,¡¨ mimela lucidula (also ª÷ÂÎ).
36. ª÷¹¼ jin1gui4, n., (AC) metal trunk, a depository of state papers or other important documents.
37. ª÷¶À jin1huang1, adj., golden yellow.
38. ª÷±B jin1hun1, n., a couple's golden wedding.
39. ª÷Üò jin1hu2, n., (1) an ancient clepsydra;
40. ª÷Üò jin1hu2, n., (2) a wine jug.
41. ª÷¬õ jin1hong2, adj., golden-red.
42. ª÷°wµæ jin1zhen1cai4, n., (bot.) the day lily, hemerocallis flava (also ª÷îÓµæ).
43. ª÷Âû jin1ji1, n., (1) (history) a cock put on top of a long pole on day of general amnesty;
44. ª÷Âû jin1ji1, n., (2) a cock with golden feathers: ª÷Âû¿W¥ß (Chinese boxing) standing on one foot as the cock does;
45. ª÷Âû jin1ji1, n., (3) ª÷Âû¯ÇÁ÷ quinine.
46. ª÷¥Ò jin1jia3, n., armor.
47. ª÷¼ß jin1jiang1, n., (1) wine of the best quality;
48. ª÷¼ß jin1jiang1, n., (2) an elixir of life.
49. ª÷¸Ë jin1zhuang1, adj., overlaid with gold.
50. ª÷ÄÁ¸n jin1zhong1zhao4, n., & v.i., (1) n., (boxing) ability to remain unscathed in fighting an opponent;
51. ª÷ÄÁ¸n jin1zhong1zhao4, n., & v.i., (2) v.i., to scare off people by bragging or bluffing.
52. ª÷¥Ä jin1zhi1¹, n., (1) molten gold;
53. ª÷¥Ä jin1zhi1¹, n., (2) human excrement used as fertilizer.
54. ª÷ªK¡]¥É¸¡^ jin1zhi1², n., descendants of royal families, the nobility, the aristocracy.
55. ª÷¾ï jin1jU2, n., (bot.) the cumquat, citrus nobilis var. microcarpa.
56. ª÷¬ì jin1ke1, n., as in ª÷¬ì¥É«ß (1) laws and regulations;
57. ª÷¬ì jin1ke1, n., (2) maxims, precepts.
58. ª÷¤f jin1kou3, n., highly esteemed words: ª÷¤f¥É¨¥ oracular words.
59. ª÷üÏ jin1kuang4, n., a gold mine.
60. ª÷®w jin1ku4, n., (1) government treasury;
61. ª÷®w jin1ku4, n., (2) a bank: ¦X§@ª÷®w cooperative bank.
62. ª÷Äõ¡]¤§¥æ¡^ jin1lan2, n., bosom friends, intimate friendship.
63. ª÷½¬¡]¨à¡^ jin1lian2(liarer0), n., formerly, women's bound feet.
64. ª÷¹a¤l jin1ling2zi3, n., (bot.) chinaberry (also ·¯¹ê).
65. ª÷Æq·µ jin1luan2dian4, n., the main hall of the imperial palace.
66. ª÷½ü jin1lun2, n., a poetic term for the moon (¡§the golden wheel¡¨).
67. ª÷°¨ jin1ma3, n., (1) a horse cast in bronze;
68. ª÷°¨ jin1ma3, n., (2) the offshore islands of Kinmen (Quemoy) and Matsu.
69. ª÷Åð¯À ji4nmeirsu4, n., aureomycin.
70. ª÷¿Õ jin1nuo4, n., a promise that can be relied upon.
71. ª÷¿^ jin1ou, n., national territory as compared to a golden goblet: ª÷¿^µL¯Ê unimpaired territorial integrity.
72. ª÷µP jin1pai2, n., (1) a gold medal, the highest prize awarded to the winner in a contest;
73. ª÷µP jin1pai2, n., (2) an imperial decree sent by special delivery.
74. ª÷²~±ö jin1ping2mei, n., name of a Chinese satirical novel on sex.
75. ª÷¿Ä jin1rong2, n., finance, currency, money and credit: ª÷¿Ä¬É financial circles;
76. ª÷¿Ä jin1rong2, n., ª÷¿ÄÉ]³õ the money market.
77. ª÷¨ jin1shen1, n., the Buddha's image gilt with gold.
78. ª÷½u³½ jin1xian4yU2, n., (zoo.) euthyopteroma virgatum.
79. ª÷¬Û jin1xiang4, n., as in ª÷¬Û¥É½è the sterling qualities, noted for nobility of character.
80. ª÷¥P jin1xian1, n., (1) a fairy;
81. ª÷¥P jin1xian1, n., (2) th Buddha.
82. ª÷¬P jin1xing1, n., planet Venus.
83. ª÷ÄÝ jin1shu3, n., metals in gen.: ª÷ÄÝ«~ metal products.
84. ª÷¥Û jin1shi2, n., (1) ancient bronzes and stone tablets;
85. ª÷¥Û jin1shi2, n., (2) metals and precious stones: ¤ß¦pª÷¥Û°í my heart is as constant as metals and stones are durable;
86. ª÷¥Û jin1shi2, n., ª÷¥Û¥æ unbreakable friendship;
87. ª÷¥Û jin1shi2, n., (ÂY¦a¡^¦³ª÷¥ÛÁn (fig. of writings) forceful and effective, pleasing to the ear;
88. ª÷¥Û jin1shi2, n., (3) bells and musical stones;
89. ª÷¥Û jin1shi2, n., (4) arms, weapons.
90. ª÷µ·³¶ jin1si1qUe4, n., (zoo.) the canary bird;
91. ª÷µ·³¶ jin1si1qUe4, n., ª÷µ·®ç (bot.) the Chinese St.-John's-wort, hypericum chinense;
92. ª÷µ·³¶ jin1si1qUe4, n., ª÷µ·¿P (zoo.) collocalia esculenta.
93. ª÷´ö jin1tang1, phr., short for ª÷«°´ö¦À a strongly fortified city.
94. ª÷±ø jin1tiao2, n., a gold bar.
95. ª÷»L jin1tui3, n., the best ham, a product of Chinhua (ª÷µØ), Chekiang.
96. ª÷µ£ jin1tong2, n., esp. in ª÷µ£¥É¤k (Taoism) boy and girl attendants of fairies.
97. ª÷¤l jin1zi0, n., gold.
98. ª÷´Ç jin1zao3, n., a kind of date (fruit).
99. ª÷¦r¶ð jin1zi4ta3, n., a pyramid.
100. ª÷µµ jin1zi3, n., insignia of high office.
101. ª÷¤å jin1wen2, n., inscriptions on ancient bronze vessels.
102. ª÷«Î jin1wu1¹, n., well-appointed living quarters for women: ª÷«ÎÂÃ¼bsettle one's young wife or lover in a luxurious apartment.
103. ª÷¯Q jin1wu1², n., a poetic term for the moon: ª÷¯Q¦è¼Y the moon is sinking in the west;
104. ª÷¯Q jin1wu1², n., ª÷¯Q¨ß¥É two different terms for the moon.
105. ª÷§^ jin1wu2, n., (AC) a rod carried by an official as a symbol of imperial authority: °õª÷§^ be such an official.
106. ª÷¨¥ jin1yan2, n., valuable advice, precious words.
107. ª÷ºÅ jinyang2, n., see jinychuang1¡ô.
108. ª÷Â`¤é jin1yao4ri4, n., (LL) Friday.
109. ª÷¸¡]¤l¡^ jin1yieh(zi0), n., gold foil.
110. ª÷»Èºä jin1yin2bo2, n., gold and silver foils, gold and silver leaves;
111. ª÷»Èºä jin1yin2bo2, n., ª÷»Èªá (bot.) the honey suckle (also §Ô¥V).
112. ª÷¥É jin1yU4, (1) n., gold and jade;
113. ª÷¥É jin1yU4, (2) adj., precious like gems: ª÷¥É¨ä¥~ all that glitters is not gold.
114. ª÷³½ jin1yU2, n., (1) the goldfish;
115. ª÷³½ jin1yU2, n., (2) (MC) an ornament worn by high officials;
116. ª÷³½ jin1yU2, n., (3) another name for keys;
117. ª÷³½ jin1yU2, n., ª÷³½¯ó (bot.) the common snapdragon.

øÊ Num. Index: 81.30 £££¸£´ xin1 (£££¸£¶ xing1 ).

V.i. To prosper, thrive in business (cf. ¿³ shing 90.80).

²° Num. Index: 81.30 £~££½ he2 .

N. (he2zi0) A box, tin (of cigarettes, matches), casket (of jewels, etc.).

Words 1. ²°¤l he2zi0, n., (1) a box;
2. ²°¤l he2zi0, n., (2) a box-like display of fireworks;
3. ²°¤l he2zi0, n., (3) (Peking dial.) a round box of roast meat, etc. (also called ²°¤lµæ);
4. ²°¤l he2zi0, n., ²°¤l¯¥ a Mauser pistol;
5. ²°¤l he2zi0, n., ²°¤l¿ú gratuities to servants who bring gifts;
6. ²°¤l he2zi0, n., (4) ¬ä²°¤l (sl.) to cheat at gambling.

êu Num. Index: 81.30 £³ an1 .

N. (1) A hut, a small Buddhist temple (var. of ÞÊ 61.70).
(2) (AC) cover of vessel for food.

¤µ Num. Index: 81.32 £¡£¸£´ jin1 .

N. The present time, here and now (opp. ¥j ancient times): ³Õ¥j³q¤µ know all about ancient and modern times, erudite, learned;
¤µ«D©õ¤ñ times have changed;
¦p¤µ¡A·í¤µ¡A¤è¤µ now (-a-days), at present;
¦Ü¤µ until now, up to the present;
¨´¤µ ditto;
¦Û¤µ¥H«á from now on;
Ä±¤µ¬O¦Ó¬Q«D now I have come to realize how wrong I have been all those years.

Adj. Present, this (opp. ¬Q past, last): ¤µ©] jin1ye4, ¤µ¤Ñ jin1tian1, ¤µ¨àÓ jin1er0ge0, ¤µ±ß jin1wan3, ¤µ¦~ jin1nian2¡õ;
¤µ¤i¦ó¤i pray, what night is tonight?
¤µ¤H contemporaries;
¤µÅé jin1ti3¡õ.

Words 1. ¤µµf jin1fan1, adv., this time, now.
2. ¤µ«á jin1hou4, adv., from now on, in the future, hereafter.
3. ¤µ´Â jin1zhao1, adv., today,,this morning.
4. ¤µ¨à¡]Ó¡^ jin1er0('ge), n. & adv., today, (on) this day.
5. ¤µ¦~ jin1nian2, n. & adv., this year, (in) the current year.
6. ¤µ¤é jin1ri4, n., & adv., today, this (very) day.
7. ¤µ¤W jin1shang4, n., His Majesty the (present) King.
8. ¤µ¥Í jin1sheng1, n., this life (opp. ¨Ó¥Í the life to come).
9. ¤µ©õ jin1xi2, n., present and past, ancient and modern times: ¤µ«D©õ¤ñ no longer what it was before.
10. ¤µ¥@ jin1shi4, n., this world, this age, this generation.
11. ¤µ¤Ñ jin1tian1, n., & adv., today, this (very) day.
12. ¤µÅé jin1ti3, n., the modern style (of poetry, prose, script) (opp. ¥jÅé old style).
13. ¤µ¯÷ jin1zi0, adv., now (-a-days), at the present time.
14. ¤µ±ß jin1wan3, n., this evening.
15. ¤µ©] jin1ye4, n., tonight.
16. ¤µ«B jin1yU3, n., new friends (opp. ÂÂ«B old friends, from allu. ÂÂ«B¨Ó¡A¤µ«B¤£¨Ó (§ù¨j) old friends come even in rain, new friends do not).

¦X Num. Index: 81.40 £~££½ he2 (*£|££¾ ge3 ).

N. (1) A surname.
(2) One round in fighting or tournament:¾Ô¼Æ¦X (¦^¦X) several close-in combats.
(3) A matrimonial match: ¤Ñ§@¤§¦X a match made in heavven.
(4) (*ge3) One tenth of sheng1 (¤É), a rice measure.

V.i. & t. (1) To close, shut: ¤@©]¤£´¿¦X²´ never closed one's eyes all night;
¦X¤f (of wound) to heal, close up.
(2) Combine, join, meet, unite: ¨â±ø¦X¬°¤@±ø combine the two items;
»E¦X¡A·|¦X¡A¶°¦X to assemble, meet together;
¦X°_¨Ó¡A¦X¦b¤@°_ put (several items) together;
¤À¦X divide and combine;
Áp¦X unite, combine;
»ª¦X¯«Â÷ friends or allies apparently only.
(3) To agree, suit (purpose), match: ¦X±o¨Ó (the two) can get along together;
¸¨¸¨¹è¦X have few friends;
¦X¥L·N«ä please him, suit his idea;
¦X¥LµÊG suit his taste;
¦X²z¡A¦X·N he2li3, he2yi4¹;
e¦X (a) to work together against principles;
(b) to commit adultery.
(4) Sexual intercourse: ¥æ¦X ditto;
³¥¦X illegal intercourse.

Adj. & adv. (1) Fitting and proper, suitable: ¦X·í¡A¦X¸Ó he2dang1, he2gai1¡õ;
¤£¦X should not (have done), also not proper;
©ó²z¤£¦X improper, unreasonable;
¦Xªk¡A¦X¦¡ he2fa3, he2shi4¹¡õ;
¦X«h¯d¡A¤£¦X«h¥h free to quit if conditions are not suitable;
¦X©ç in step.
(2) Together, jointly: ¦X¦í¡A¦X¦Y live, eat together;
¦X½Ð¡A¦X°e jointly give a dinner, a present;
¦X°Û sing together, sing in chorus;
¨k¤k¦X°Û a mixed chorus.
(3) The whole: ¦X¸® bury (couple, parents) in common grave;
¦X®a¡A¦X©² the whole family;
¦X±Ú the whole clan.

Words 1. ¦X¿ì he2ban4, v.i. & t., jointly manage or own (business);
2. ¦X¿ì he2ban4, v.i. & t., p.p., jointly managed.
3. ¦X©ê he2bao4, phr., (of tree trunk) nearly a fathom in circumference (an ¡§embrace¡¨ with outstretched arms).
4. ¦XÂz he2bi4, n., (LL) a bilingual book in parallel paragraphs: ¤¤^¦XÂz s.t. which is a combination of several pieces.
5. ¦X¦} he2bing4, v.t., combine into one (also wr. ¦X¨Ö);
6. ¦X¦} he2bing4, v.t., annex or absorb a country;
7. ¦X¦} he2bing4, v.t., ¦X¨Ö¯g (med.) complication.
8. ¦X°Û he2chang4, v.i., (sing) in chorus;
9. ¦X°Û he2chang4, n., a chorus.
10. ¦X¦¨ he2cheng2, v.t., (1) combine into (s.t.);
11. ¦X¦¨ he2cheng2, v.t.,(2) (chem.) to form (by combining elements).
12. ¦X®ð he2chi4, v.i., (dial.) to quarrel: »P±C±C¦X®ð quarrel with mother-in-law;
13. ¦X®ð he2chi4, v.i., (cf. ©M®ð 90A.40 with same sound but opp. meaning).
14. ¦Xüc he2qUn2, (1) v.i., live together as a group;
15. ¦Xüc he2qUn2, (2) adj., gregarious.
16. ¦X·í he2dang1, vb. aux., should: ¦X·í¦p¦¹ should be so (¡×¸Ó·í).
17. ¦X«× he2du4, adj., proper, of proper length or size.
18. ¦Xªk he2fa3, adj., legal, conforming to law: ¤£¦Xªk illegal.
19. ¦X²Å¦r¨à he2fu2ze4er0, n., (coll.) contract (¡×¦X¦P).
20. ¦X¸Ó he2gai1, vb. aux., conformably to (law, God's will): ¦X¸ÓÄÀ©ñ should legally be freed;
21. ¦X¸Ó he2gai1, vb. ¦X¸Ó¤£¦º it's God's will he did not die.
22. ¦X®æ he2ge2, adj., qualified (for examination, contest): ¤£¦X®æ disqualified.
23. ¦XªÑ¡]¨à¡^¡]¤l¡^ he2guu'(er0)(zi0), adj. & v.i., ¦XªÑ to form partnership ¦XªÑ¤½¥q joint-stock company.
24. ¦X¥G he2hu1, adj., in accordance with: ¦X¥G¹D²z according to reason.
25. ¦XÅw he2huan1, (1) v.i., to meet and enjoy;
26. ¦XÅw he2huan1, (2) n., the mimosa, albizzia julibrissin;
27. ¦XÅw he2huan1, ¦X®aÅw family reunion.
28. ¦X·| he2hui4, n., a kind of temporary mutual loan club, in which each member subscribes to a monthly sum of money, the sum going to the bidder of highest interest for that month, until all members have had their turns: ¦X·|Àx»W¤½¥q mutual loan and savings company.
29. ¦X©ü he2hun1¹, n., (1) seehuan1²¡ô;
30. ¦X©ü he2hun1¹, n., (2) (MC) toward dusk or twilight.
31. ¦X±B he2hun1², v.i., formerly, a custom of exchanging horoscopes of boy and girl before formal betrothal (cf. µ²±B wedding, q±B betrothal).
32. ¦X¹Ù he2huo3, n. & v.i., partnership;
33. ¦X¹Ù he2huo3, n. & v.i., go into partnership (cf. he2gu3¡ô).
34. ¦X´x he2zhang3, v.i., (Budd.) to close palms together in greeting or worship.
35. ¦XÂá¨à he2zhe2er0, v.i., (1) get into routine, take in its stride: è¯f¦n¡AÁÙ¨S¦XÂá¨àþ just got well and has not yet got into the routine;
36. ¦XÂá¨à he2zhe2er0, v.i., (2) (mus.) play in time and rhythm.
37. ¦X¦y he2jian1, v.i., put in the final touch, as completing the top of pagoda (¶ð¦y).
38. ¦XÃè he2jing4, phr., ¦XÃè«¶ê (of husband and wife) reunite after separation.
39. ¦XÎ¯ he2jin3, v.i., to drink the nuptial cup.
40. ¦Xª÷ he2jin1, n., (chem.) alloy.
41. ¦X²³ he2zhong4, adj., united;
42. ¦X²³ he2zhong4, adj., ¬ü§Q°í¦X²³°ê the United States of America;
43. ¦X²³ he2zhong4, adj., ¦X²³ªÀ United Press International (UPI).
44. ¦X¤f he2kou3, adj., (1) agreeable in taste;
45. ¦X¤f he2kou3, adj., (2) v.i., (MC) to quarrel;
46. ¦X¤f he2kou3, adj., (of wounds) to heal.
47. ¦X¤O he2li4, (1) v.i., work together: ¦X¤O¦P¤ß work together in harmony;
48. ¦X¤O he2li4, (2) n., (phys.) resultant force.
49. ¦X²z he2li3, adj., reasonable: ³o¨Æ±¡¤£¦X²z this thing is unreasonable;
50. ¦X²z he2li3, adj., ¦X²z¤Æ to rationalize, -ation.
51. ¦XÀs he2long2, phr., to complete work on river dam.
52. ¦X¤U he2xia4, adv., (MC) at that time (¡×modn. ·í¤U).
53. ¦X¦¡ he2shi4¹, adj., suitable, of standard quality or style: ¤£¦X¦¡ wrong in style or quality.
54. ¦X¾A he2shi4², adj., suitable.
55. ¦X¤Q he2shi2¹, v.i., (Budd.) to put palms together.
56. ¦X®É he2shi2², adj., fashionable, in vogue.
57. ¦X°T he2xUn4, v.i., to hold joint court trial.
58. ¦Xºâ he2suan4, adj., reasonable in price: ¤£¦Xºâ not worth the cost.
59. ¦X¦P he2tong0, n., a contract.
60. ¦X«µ he2zou4¹, v.i., (music) to play together (as orchestra).
61. ¦X§@ he2zuo4², v.i., to cooperate at a common project: ¥Í²£¡]®ø¶O¡^¦X§@ªÀ producers' (consumers') cooperative.
62. ¦X³ò he2wei2, (1) v.i., surround (enemy, hunted animal);
63. ¦X³ò he2wei2, (2) adj., (of tree trunk) large in circumference for one to embrace with outstretched arms.
64. ¦X¤@ he2yi1, v.i., to unite, become one.
65. ¦X·N he2yi4¹, (1) adj., (of a proposal, draft, etc.) pleasing, acceptable;
66. ¦X·N he2yi4¹, (2) ¦P¤ß¦X·N with one heart and mind.
67. ¦XÄ³ he2yi4², n. & v.i., panel discussion;
68. ¦XÄ³ he2yi4², n. & v.i., ¦XÄ³®x full court (law).
69. ¦X©y he2yi2, (1) adj., suitable, proper;
70. ¦X©y he2yi2, (2) vb. aux., should.

§t Num. Index: 81.40 £~£³£½ han2 (*£~£³£¿ han4 ).

V.t. (1) To keep in the mouth (sp. pr. hern): §t¨F®g¼v ¡§to spit sand on a shadow¡¨--to make innuendos, spread groundless rumors;
§t¦å¼Q¤H make scurrilous attacks (¡§spit blood¡¨);
§t¹~§Ë®] to play with grandchildren with candy in mouth;
§t^©CµØ (of writing) containing the cream of the literary tradition;
§t²@ wet the brush with tip of tongue.
(2) To contain (a smile, anger), to hold back, to suffer without showing directly: §t«ã¡A§tÜÒ feel anger without showing;
§t«ë¡A§t«è to nurse regret, hatred;
§tÞ han4yUan1¡õ;
§t²Û ashamed or shy;
§t²\ restraining one's tears;
§tc¥¼©ñ (of flowers) just budding, not yet opened, (of girls) yet a virgin;
§t¨ý containing or sampling flavor.
(3) To cover and protect: ¥]§t to cover and forgive.
(4) (*han4) Bury: §t¥É¡A§t¯] bury with jade, pearls in mouth;
§tÀÔ bury thus.
(5) To bear (blemish): §t°d¡A§t«¯§Ô°d bear shame, humiliation.

Words 1. §tê§ han2chen0, adj., unseemly, ugly-looking (also wr. ´Hê§).
2. §tJ han2hu0, adj. & adv., unclear, not explicit, careless, ambiguous (reply): §tJ¤F¨Æ to settle case carelessly;
3. §tJ han2hu0, adj. & adv., ¤@ÂI¤£§tJ make clear, definite commitment (also wr. §t½k).
4. §t²V han2huun, adj. & adv., see han2hu0¡ô.
5. §t¯º han2xiao4, adj., (1) wearing a smile;
6. §t¯º han2xiao4, adj., (2) name of a flower in South China.
7. §t²Û han2xiu1, adj., feeling ashamed, timid;
8. §t²Û han2xiu1, adj., §t²Û¯ó (bot.) mimosa pudica, whose leaves are sensitive to touch.
9. §t»W han2xU4, adj., restrained but suggestive in speech or writing, not saying all on one's mind.
10. §t®ç han2tao2, n., (bot.) term for cherry apple.
11. §tÅm han2yi4, v.i., to talk during sleep.
12. §tÞ han2yUan1, v.i., suffer an injustice, nurse grievances.

ªÙ Num. Index: 81.40 £¦££¿ she4 .

N. (1) A dwelling house, a simple home: ©ÐªÙ¡A«ÎªÙ house;
®ÕªÙ schoolhouse;
®ÈªÙ an inn;
´HªÙ¡AªÙ¤U¡AªÙ¶¡ my simple home;
TªÙ a thatched cottage;
ºëªÙ small, elegant villa.
(2) (AC) distance for one stopover for the night for army, said to be 30 li1 or about 10 miles.

V.i. & t. (1) To stop over, to stop for rest.
(2) To abandon (interch. ±Ë): ªÙ¨¡×±Ë¨, see ±Ë 10A.40 and its compp.

Adj. (Court.) my: ªÙ©f¡AªÙ§Ì¡AªÙ©d¡AªÙ«¿ my sister, brother, wife, niece, etc.

Words 1. ªÙ¶¡ she4jian1¹, n., my humble home.
2. ªÙºÊ she4jian1², n., proctor of school dormitory, house matron in school.
3. ªÙ§Q she4li4, n., a Buddhist relic;
4. ªÙ§Q she4li4, n., ªÙ§Q¤l a luminous stone reputed to come out of the ashes of Buddha's cremated body;
5. ªÙ§Q she4li4, n., ªÙ§QÆQ (min.) magnesium sulphate.
6. ªÙ¤H she4ren2, n., (1) royal attendant, a rank such as ¤¤®ÑªÙ¤H¡A°_©~ªÙ¤H¡F
7. ªÙ¤H she4ren2, n., (2) gen. personal attendant or close relative;
8. ªÙ¤H she4ren2, n., (3) (in Suhng and Yuarn Dyns.) son of nobility.
9. ªÙ¤U she4xia4, n., my home.
10. ªÙ¦¸ she4ci4, n., night stopping place of army.
11. ªÙÀç she4ying2, n., barracks.

Ü Num. Index: 81.40 £©£µ cang1 .

N. (1) Granary: ½\Ü ditto;
¦ÌÜ granary for rice, see compp.¡õ.
(2) U.f. ¿µ 91S.40, berth.
(3) U.f. ·É 63A.40, sea.
(4) U.f. »a 20A.40, blue sky.

Words 1. Ü³õ cang1chang3, n., granary yard, farmyard.
2. Ü©Ð cang1fang2, n., granary;
3. Ü©Ð cang1fang2, n., storehouse.
4. Ü©° cang1geng1, n., the oriole.
5. Ü¬Ó cang1huang2, adj. & adv., hurried, -ly: Ü¬Ó¥¢±¹ startled and do not know what to do.
6. Ü®w cang1ku4, n., warehouse, godown;
7. Ü®w cang1ku4, n., granary;
8. Ü®w cang1ku4, n., treasury vault.
9. Üéo cang1lin3, n., (LL) granary;
10. Üéo cang1lin3, n., supply of grains (full, empty).
11. Ü¨ò¡]Ö`¡^ cang1tsuh, adv., abruptly, in flurried manner, all of a sudden.

Ú® Num. Index: 81.41 £º£½ yU2 .

N. A cultivated field.

·| Num. Index: 81.41 £~£¹£°£¿ hui4 (*£~£¹£°£¾ hui3 , *£}£¹£¯£¿ kuai4 ).

N. (1) Association, society, club, organization (including church, guild): ¤u·| labor union;
À°·| secret society;
·|À] guild;
¹A·| farmers' association;
¾Ç·| learned society, academic association;
±Ð·| church;
«C¦~·| Y.M.C.A., C¿q·| Society of Jesus (Cath.);
Ä³·| congress;
ªÀ·| society in gen.
(2) Committee, conference meeting: ©eû·| committee;
¸³¨Æ·|¡A²z¨Æ·| board of trustees, directors;
¶}·|¡A³¬·| open, close meeting;
·|Ä³ hui4yi4²¡õ ¡F
¯ù·| tea party, a reception;
°s·| cocktail;
±ß·| dinner party;
®b·| dinner (esp. for some occasion);
³ÕÄý·|¡A®iÄý·| exposition;
¼q·| temple fair.
(3) Capital: ³£·| metropolis;
¬Ù·| provincial capital.
(4) Mutual loan and savings company: ¦X·| (¦X·|Àx»W¤½¥q) a temporary group to raise money by monthly subscriptions, the money going to the highest bidder of interest for the month: °µ·|¡A¥´·| form such association, hold association meeting;
¼Ð·| bid for the loan money;
§ì·| draw lots for loan money;
§ë·| determine by dice;
also instalment plan among merchants, in which one subscribes to amount of purchase wholesale, but pays by monthly installment plan: ¤W·|¡A¶ñ·| pay the monthly installment.
(5) A short moment: ³o·|¨à at present;
¤@·|¤l¤u¤Ò¡A¤£¦h¤@·|¨à¡A¨S¦h¤j·| (¨à) in a short moment;
¤@·|¨à (*hueeer0) in a short while.

Vb. (1) aux. Can, will: ·|°µ¡A·|¦Y can work, can eat;
¤£·| cannot;
·|¤£·| can it be? can (it, you, he)? see ·|ªº hui4de0¡õ;
¤Ñ¤£·|´¸ the sky will not clear up;
·|¤U¨â it's going to rain;
·|º¦»ù the prices will go up.
(2) Could (subjunctive): ¥L·|¤£·|¨«¿ù¸ô could he have gone off in the wrong direction? ·|¤£·|¬O¥L°½ªº could it be he who stole it?

V.i. & t. (1) Have the ability to, good at: ·|¼u·|°Û can play the guitar and sing;
·|¤ô good at swimming;
·|»¡·|¹D good at talking;
¼Ë¼Ë³£·|¡AµL¤@¤£·| can do everything;
·|¤Ñ¤å¬Pºâ know astronomy and astrology.
(2) Understand: »â·| appreciate, understand;
·|®©¡A·|³q¡A·|·N¡A·|¤ß hui4wu4², hui4tong1, hui4yi4, hui4xin1¡õ;
²z ·| 31A.11.
(3) To meet together: »E·|¡A¬Û·| (friends, etc.) meet together;
«ô·| pay formal call;
·|«È see visitors;
·|¿Ë visit relatives, meeting of prospective families before betrothal of marriage;
·|¦P¡A·|¦X hui4tong2, hui4he2¡õ;
·|»ô¡A·|¶°¡A·|¨£ hui4chi2, hui4ji2, hui4jian4¡õ;
·|°Ó put our heads together, discuss together.
(4) To pay: ·|½ã¡A·|¶r pay for accounts;
¶º¿ú¤w¸g·|¹L¤F pay for friend's meal at chance meeting in restaurant.
(5) To communicate officially: ·Ó·| communicate to official of equal rank.
(6) To come upon: ·|¤é¥X just as the day breaks;
·|¤j·°_ just as a wind storm comes up.

Adv. Jointly (forming words with hui4¡Ïvb.): ·|À\ dine together;
·|¶¼ come together for a drink;
·|Ã± sign jointly;
·|§e jointly sign petition;
·|¼f conduct trial jointly or formerly try by Mixed Court in foreign concessions;
·|»Î official communication signed jointly.

Words 1. ·|¿ì hui4ban4, n., co-director.
2. ·|³õ hui4chang3, n., place of meeting, assembly hall, auditorium.
3. ·|»ô hui4chi2, v.i., to assemble to do s.t.
4. ·|±o hui4de0, v.i., (1) can;
5. ·|±o hui4de0, v.i., (2) understand.
6. ·|¨å hui4dian3, n., book on institutions and laws of a dynasty.
7. ·|¸³ hui4dong3, n., board of trustees (short for ¸³¨Æ).
8. ·|¶O hui4fei4, n., membership dues.
9. ·|À] hui4guan3, n., guild (of a clan, profession or native district).
10. ·|¦X hui4he2, v.i., to assemble;
11. ·|¦X hui4he2, v.i., (of army units) join forces;
12. ·|¦X hui4he2, v.i., ·|¦XÂI (math.) point of concurrence.
13. ·|¸Ü hui4hua4, n., conversation;
14. ·|¸Ü hui4hua4, n., manual of conversation;
15. ·|¸Ü hui4hua4, n., dialogue.
16. ·|ªø hui4zhang3, n., president of club or association.
17. ·|¾Ô hui4zhan4, v.i., (of two armies) meet for great battle.
18. ·|³¹ hui4zhang1, n., rules and regulations of association.
19. ·|¨£ hui4jian4, v.t., meet, see visitor.
20. ·|p *kuai1ji4, n., accountancy;
21. ·|p *kuai1ji4, n., treasurer;
22. ·|p *kuai1ji4, n., ·|p®v accountant;
23. ·|p *kuai1ji4, n., ·|p¦~«× Fiscal Year .
24. ·|¶° hui4ji2, v.i., to assemble.
25. ·|§} hui4zhi3, n., address of association.
26. ·|¦Ò hui4kao3, n., formerly, national examination for the third degree (¶i¤h) at the capital;
27. ·|¦Ò hui4kao3, n., nationally unified examination.
28. ·|·ù hui4meng2, n., (AC) conference of heads of states for signing treaties.
29. ·|± hui4mian4, v.i., meet face to face.
30. ·|ªÀ hui4she4, n., commercial firm, esp. in Japanese;
31. ·|ªÀ hui4she4, n., association or society.
32. ·|¤ß hui4xin1, prh., silent appreciation: ·|¤ßªº·L¯º a smile of understanding.
33. ·|®v hui4si4, v.i., (of army units) join forces for battle.
34. ·|¨Æ hui4shi4¹, adj., conversant, expeciened. (¡×À´¨Æ);
35. ·|¨Æ hui4shi4¹, adj., ·|¨Æ¤H a man who knows how to handle a situation.
36. ·|¸Õ hui4shi4², n. & v.i., see hui4kao3¡ô.
37. ·|©Ò hui4suo3, club building
38. ·|µÑ hui4cui4, v.i., congregate (usu. of talents, scholars).
39. ·|³q hui4tong1, v.t., to master, understand thoroughly, show unified comprehension.
40. ·|¦P hui4tong2, adv., jointly (manage, etc.).
41. ·|±à hui4wu4¹, v.t., to meet or see personally (a friend).
42. ·|®© hui4wu4², v.t., realize (a truth).
43. ·|°È hui4wu4³, n., club or committee affairs.
44. ·|n hui4yao4, n., a compendium of government and social institutions of a period or country.
45. ·|·N hui4yi4¹, v.i., (1) silently appreciate, understand (ing);
46. ·|·N hui4yi4¹, v.i., (2) a principle of Chinese character formation by two elements (as «H honesty, belief, composed of ¡¼¡§man¡¨ and ¨¥ ¡§words¡¨).
47. ·|Ä³ hui4yi4², n., conference: ©M¥·|Ä³ peace conference.
48. ·|³± hui4yin1, n., the perineum.
49. ·|¤Í hui4you3, (1) n., member of association, see hui4yUan2²¡õ;
50. ·|¤Í hui4you3, (2) phr., ¥H¤å·|¤Í form a literary circle.
51. ·|¤¸ hui4yUan2¹, n., the first on list of candidates for the third degree ¶i¤h (cf. ª¬ ¤¸ 21S.81).
52. ·|û hui4yUan2², n., member of association;
53. ·|û hui4yUan2², n., ·|û¤j·| general assembly.

¤º Num. Index: 81.42 £z£°£¿ nei4 .

N. (1) The imperial court: ¤j¤º the inner palace;
¤º§Ê the grand hall where the emperor holds audience;
¤º®w the imperial treasury;
¤ºb the palace grounds.
(2) (Court.) one's own wife or her relatives: ¤º¤H nei4ren2¡õ;
½â¤º my (humble) wife;
¤º¤l nei4zi3¡õ;
¤º§U my better half (lit., ¡§my internal assistant¡¨);
Äß¤º henpecked;
¤º¥S wife's elder brother;
¤º·A wife's elder brother's wife;
¤º¿Ë relatives of the family of one's wife;
¤ºéX a concubine, a court favorite;
¤ºÃd ditto.
(3) The female sex: ¤º»« female guests;
¤º²² the female members of a family;
¤º´xÂdªº a shop-owner's wife.
(4) The heart: ¤ºª¹ prickings of conscience;
¤ºµø Buddhist contemplation, introspection;
¤ºÆ[ ditto;
¤º¬Ù self-examination;
¤º¨q innate intelligence, wisdom or talent;
¤º¼z ditto;
¤º¤ß nei4xin1¡õ;
¤¤º the viscera, the internal organs of the body as seats of feeling.

Adj. & adv. Internal(ly), interior(ly), inside, indoor(s), secret(ly): ¤º³¡ internal or interior parts, on the inside;
¤ºúG internal(ly);
¤º¤¤ ditto, the imperial court;
¤À¤º (of rights or duties) what is one's due;
¦b¤º inside;
¤º¹õ nei4mu4¡õ;
¤º±¡ circumstances not known to the outsider, inside story;
¤ºªþ (of foreign countries) come to pay homage;
¤ºÄÝ ditto;
¤ºÅU look backwards;
¤ºÅU¤§¼~ family troubles (financial or otherwise);
¤ºûs appoint one's close relations to office;
¤º¤~ capabilities, potentials, talent, knowledge (opp. ¥~¤~ outside appearance);
¤º®e nei4rong2¡õ;
¤º¤ß nei4xin1¡õ;
¤º§t nei4han2¡õ;
¤º¥Ç foreign invasion, of the country;
¤º¾Ô civil war;
¤ºª§ internal dissension;
¤º¶Ã internal rebellion;
¤ºÃø internal disturbances, civil commotion;
¤º°R internal disputes;
¤ºÀi ditto;
¤º±w internal troubles;
¤º¼~¥~±w internal revolt and foreign invasion;
¤ºªA drugs for oral administration;
¤º¦a nei4di4¡õ;
¤º¶} (term formerly used in official documents) as stated in your memorandum, which says: ¡§¡Ketc.¡¨;
¤º¦l enemy's agent operating in any organization;
¤º¸é an enemy within, thief on inside job;
¤ºÁd wirepuller;
¤º½u nei4xian4¡õ;
¤ºÀ³ internal uprising in support of the enemy without;
¤º¶Ô person working inside an office (opp. ¥~¶Ô one working outside an office);
¤º½Õ transfer of an official from field service to capital, recall of official from a foreign post to an assignment at home;
¤º°È nei4wu4¡õ;
¤º¬F internal or domestic affairs of a country, see ¤º¬F³¡ nei4zheng4bu4¡ô;
¤ºªv ditto, formerly, family affairs to be looked after by women;
¤º¦v women's quarters in a home;
¤º¶Å government bonds.

Words 1. ¤º°é nei4qUan1, n., inner circle.
2. ¤º¦a nei4di4, n., the inland.
3. ¤º´ä nei4gang3, n., an inner harbor.
4. ¤º»Õ nei4ge2, n., the Cabinet of a government.
5. ¤º¥\ nei4gong1, n., (Chin. boxing) the art of building up one's strength through breathing and other exercises of the internal organs.
6. ¤º®ü nei4hai3, n., (geog.) an inland sea.
7. ¤º§t nei4han2, n., contents, constituent elements.
8. ¤º¦æ nei4hang2, adj., n., expert, an expert.
9. ¤ºªe nei4he2, n., a river with no outlet to the sea, inland river.
10. ¤º¬F³¡ nei4zheng4bu4, n., Ministry of the Interior, the Home Office.
11. ¤º¨¤ nei4jiao3, n., (math.) an interior angle.
12. ¤ººÊ nei4jian4, n., a eunuch.
13. ¤º´º nei4jing3, n., an internal view, (motion pictures) scenes shot indoors.
14. ¤º«æ nei4ji2, adj., impatient to go to the toilet.
15. ¤º²© nei4zhi4, n., (med.) internal hemorrhoids.
16. ¤º¬ì nei4ke1, n., (med.) internal medicine.
17. ¤º¹õ nei4mu4, n., inside story: ¤º¹õ®ø®§ inside information.
18. ¤º½g nei4pian1, n., (1) (AC) that partof a book in which basic principles are enunciated (opp. ¥~½g in which matters other than basic principles are treated);
19. ¤º½g nei4pian1, n., (2) (AC) works of a Taoist writer.
20. ¤º¤H nei4ren2, n., (court.) one's own wife, see nei4zi3¡õ.
21. ¤º®e nei4rong2, n., contents (of a book, etc.)
22. ¤º¶Ë nei4shang1, n., (med.) internal injury.
23. ¤º½u nei4xian4, n., (1) the inside track of a racecourse (opp. ¥~½u the outside track);
24. ¤º½u nei4xian4, n., (2) an inside wirepuller: ¨«¤º½u to influence an official through his wife;
25. ¤º½u nei4xian4, n., (3) an informer: °µ¤º½u serve as (s.o.'s) informer.
26. ¤º¤ß nei4xin1, n. & adv., at heart.
27. ¤º¨Í nei4shi4, (1) n., a eunuch;
28. ¤º¨Í nei4shi4, (2) v.i., serve as a eunuch at the court.
29. ¤ºÅ¦ nei4zang4, n., (physiol.) internal organs of the body.
30. ¤º¦b nei4zai4, adj., inside, internal: ¤º¦b¬ü internal beauty, beauty of spirit;
31. ¤º¦b nei4zai4, adj., ¤º¦b¦]¯À internal factors.
32. ¤º¤l nei4zi3, n., (court.) one's own wife (¡×¤º¤H¡ô).
33. ¤º°È nei4wu4, n., (1) the domestic affairs of a country;
34. ¤º°È nei4wu4, n., (2) maintenance of cleanliness and orderliness in school dormitories or barracks;
35. ¤º°È nei4wu4, n., (3) family affairs.

¦× Num. Index: 81.42 £§£²£¿ rou4 (re. pr. *£§£¹£¿ ru4 ).

N. (1) Meat, flesh: ¦×¨à rou4er0¡õ¡F
µ¬¦× flesh;
¦Ù¦× muscles;
¦×¥Ö¨à the human skin;
¦×Åé rou4ti3¡õ;
ÆF¦× body and soul;
¦×¼¤ rou4yU4¡õ;
¦×³Â rou4ma2¡õ;
¦×·P rou4gan3¡õ;
¦×µh rou4tong4¡õ;
¦×Äo°Q¥´ (of childern) so naughty as to invite parental discipline;
¤ßÅå¦×¸õ trembling with fear;
¿Ë°©¦× one's own flesh and blood;
¦×ªdÄêÂæ (of the human body) mutilated and bloody;
¦×¹Ê¹Êªº fleshy, fat;
¦×²y so fat as to look like a ball of flesh;
¦×°Ç©BÍü fat and clumsy, stout, corpulent, portly;
½Þ¦× pork;
¦Ï¦× mutton;
¤û¦× beef;
ÂûÀn³½¦× delicacies, meat and fish;
ªÎ¦×¡A½G¦× fat, lean meat;
¦×®Ö¨à the choicest portion of meat, fillet;
¦×¥Ö pork skin;
¥Ö¦×¥Í²P the life of a prostitute;
¸H¦× meat cut into small pieces;
¦×ÀY¨à odd pieces of meat;
¦×¬P¨à a tiny bit of meat;
¦×°v¨à meat cut into small cubes;
¦×¤ù¨à meat cut into thin slices;
¦×µ·¨à meat cut into small threads;
¦×Âæ minced meat;
¦×¥Ä meat broth;
¦×°® dried sliced meat;
¦×²ã¨à rou4pu3¡õ;
Ã¾¦× dried, salted meat;
¯N¦× roast, barbecue;
¦×ÃP rou4song1, ¦×»æ rou4bing3¡õ;
¦×ÄCÀY steamed bread with meat stuffing;
¦×¥]¤l¡]¨à¡^ditto;
¦×¤Y (¤l)¡A¦×¶ê (¤l) rou4wan2(zi0), rou4yU1an2(zi0)¡õ;
¦×ºb meat stall;
¦×®×¤l a counter where meat is sold;
¦×©± a butcher shop.
(2) The flesh of fruits or vegetables: ük¦× fruit pulp.

Pron. My own (darling): ¦×¨à darling child;
§Úªº¦×¨à my dear son, also used in love-making.

Adj. (1) Spongy: ³o¦è¥ÊÅ{¨à¤Ó¦× (coll.) the pulp of this water-melon is too flabby.
(2) Slow moving: ¦×±o·W (coll.) so slow as to make you despair.

Words 1. ¦×³ø¤l rou4bao4zi0, n., (sl.) one fond of passing gossip.
2. ¦×µ§ *ru4bi3, n., (LL) a handdrawn picture or hand-written book as distinct from a printed one.
3. ¦×»æ rou4bing3, n., meat ball.
4. ¦×¥Õ°© *ru4bo2gu3, phr., (AC, rhet.) resuscitate, give life to the people once more.
5. ¦×¤B rou4ding1, n., (1) a boil, an ulcer (also ¦×Ëo);
6. ¦×¤B rou4ding1, n., (2) cubed pork or chicken.
7. ¦×¨§çM rou4dou4kou4, n., (bot.) the common nutmeg.
8. ¦×¯» rou4fen3, n., fertilizer made of dried meat ground into powder.
9. ¦×·P rou4gan3, n., sensuality, sensual attraction, sex appeal.
10. ¦×«a rou4guan1, n., the comb, the red fleshy crest of fowl.
11. ¦×®Û roughgui4 (*ru4gui4), n., cinnamon.
12. ¦×¦n rou4hao4 (*ru4hao4), n., (sl.) a hole in the flesh, said of hole of anything in a circle.
13. ¦×¬õ rou4hong2 (*ru4hong2) n., (1) pinkish color like that of the human flesh;
14. ¦×¬õ rou4hong2 (*ru4hong2) n., (2) (Chin. med.) the bark of the Chinese redbud.
15. ¦×¬W rou4zhu4, n., (physiol.) the adductor muscle.
16. ¦×ªÛ rou4zhi1, n., a kind of mushroom-like plant.
17. ¦×¨à rou4er0, n., (1) meat, flesh;
18. ¦×¨à rou4er0, n., (2) darling: §Úªº¦×¨à ¡§my own flesh¡¨.
19. ¦×³Â rou4ma2, adj., (1) numb (feeling);
20. ¦×³Â rou4ma2, adj., (2) vulgar and coarse, giving one the creeps: §â¦×³Â·í¦³½ì mistake coarseness for being funny.
21. ¦×²¼¡]¨à¡^ rou4piao4(er0), n., a person held for ransom.
22. ¦×·i rou4po2 (*ru4po2), n., hand-to-hand combat.
23. ¦×²ã rou4pu3, n., dried meat in threads;
24. ¦×²ã rou4pu3, n., ¦×²ã¨à said of portly, obese person.
25. ¦×¦â rou4shai3, n. & adj., flesh color, flesh-colored.
26. ¦×¨ rou4shen1, n., (Budd.) the physical mortal body;
27. ¦×¨ rou4shen1, n., the flesh.
28. ¦×Án rou4sheng1, n., vocal singing.
29. ¦×¦D *ru4xing2, n., ancient punishment including physical mutilation.
30. ¦×¹ *ru4shi2, adj., flesh-eating, carnivorous: ¦×¹Ã~ carnivorous animalsl;
31. ¦×¹ *ru4shi2, adj., ¦×¹ªÌ (AC) the well-fed officials.
32. ¦×¿¸ rou4xUn4, n., white mushrooms.
33. ¦×ÁJªá rou4sui1hua1, n., (bot.) a spadix.
34. ¦×ÃP rou4song1, n., dried fluffy meat.
35. ¦×³R *ru4tan3, v.i., (allu.) bare one's back to be threshed to show contrition.
36. ¦×L rou4tai1, n., (Budd.) mummy of a dead monk's body.
37. ¦×Åé rou4ti3, n., the human body.
38. ¦×ÀY rou4tou0, adj., soft, fleshy.
39. ¦×çv»T rou4cong1rong2, n., (bot.) boschniakia glabra.
40. ¦×µh rou4tong4 (*ru4tong4), n., (1) physical pains, anxiety, apprehension;
41. ¦×µh rou4tong4 (*ru4tong4), n., (2) (Shanghai dial.) unwillingness to part with s.t. one loves.
42. ¦×´Ç rouhtzaau, n., (bot.) dog wood (also called ¤s¯üµã);
43. ¦×´Ç rouhtzaau, n., ¦×´Ç¨à (a) hardened formation in animals;
44. ¦×´Ç rouhtzaau, n., (b) (coll.) a person who moves awkwardly and clumsily.
45. ¦×¤Y¡]¤l¡^ rou4wan2(zi0), n., meat balls.
46. ¦×·õ rou4wei3, n., (Chin. med., AC) muscular insensitivity.
47. ¦×²´ rou4yan3, n., (1) the naked eye: ¦×²´¥i¨£ can see s.t. (e.g., a distant star) without the aid of instruments;
48. ¦×²´ rou4yan3, n., ¦×²´ªw¨à eyes with fleshy eyelids;
49. ¦×²´ rou4yan3, n., (2) common or vulgar views: ¦×²´¤ZL a shortsighted and good-for-nothing person;
50. ¦×²´ rou4yan3, n., ¦×²´µL¯] dull, stupid (¡§having eyes, see not¡¨).
51. ¦×ªÞ rou4ya2, n., (bot.) fleshy buds.
52. ¦×ÃÇ rou4ying2, n., (zoo.) a large blowfly, sarcophago carinaria.
53. ¦×¶ê¡]¤l¡^ rouyUan2(zi0), n., meat balls.
54. ¦×¤ë¨à rou4yUe4er0, n., the radical ¤ë, representing ¦× meat, usu. not distinguishable from rad. ¤ë.
55. ¦×¼¤ rou4yU4, n., carnal desires.

Í« Num. Index: 81.42 £©£±£¿ cao4 .

V.t. (Obscene) to copulate with (woman).

¸V Num. Index: 81.42 £¢£¸£´£½ qin2 .

N. (1) Gen. term for birds, contrasted with Ã~ beasts: ¸VÃ~ qin2shou4¡õ;
¸¸V¨«Ã~ birds (that fly) and beasts (that run);
®a¸V domestic fowl;
ÆF¸V auspicious birds.
(2) A surname.

Words 1. ¸V¯î qin2huang1, n., (AC) over-indulgence in hunting.
2. ¸V³¾ qin2niao3, n., bird.
3. ¸VÃ~ qin2shou4, n., (1) animal world;
4. ¸VÃ~ qin2shou4, n., (2) subhuman world of beasts: ¸VÃ~¤§¦æ beastly conduct, esp. incest and sodomy;
5. ¸VÃ~ qin2shou4, n., ¦æ¦P¸VÃ~ act like beasts;
6. ¸VÃ~ qin2shou4, n., ¦ç«a¸VÃ~ beasts in human dress.

ï¶ Num. Index: 81.42 £º£®£¿ yUe4 .

N. An ancient short flute (also wr. ÅÔ).

µ¿ Num. Index: 81.50 £££¸£¿ xi4 .

V.i. (1) (LL) to close up: µ¿±i close and open;
µ¿Ál (LL) to contract wings.
(2) (AC) to draw up (tongue).

Adj. & adv. Harmonious, -ly: µ¿µM¡Aµ¿¦p xi4ran2, xi4ru2¡õ.

Words 1. µ¿»® xi4he4, adj., (AC) grand and harmonious.
2. µ¿¦X xi2he2, v.i., join together.
3. µ¿©¿ xi4hu1, adv., abruptly (also ±ø©¿).
4. µ¿µM xi4ran2, adj., united, harmonious.
5. µ¿¦p xi4ru2, adj., (mus.) harmonious, sounding together.

¥O Num. Index: 81.63 £{£¸£¶£¿ ling4 (*£{£¸£¶£½ ling2 ). [Var. ¡¼; all compp. with ¥O, ¡¼ are treated as ¥O .63]

N. (1) Military or official order: ©R¥O order;
°V¥O official instructions;
x¥O a military command, military discipline;
¸T¥O official ban;
(oft. used in official documents) it is ordered, you are hereby ordered, instructed to: ¥Ó¥O give order;
¤T¥O¤¥Ó we have repeatedly explained and ordered;
ÄY¥O it is strictly ordered;
¥OºX formerly, flag of command;
¥O½b formerly, mil. order given with an arrow;
¥O¦® emperor's wish.
(2) The law: ªk¥O¡A«ß¥O statutes;
¥O¨å legal code.
(3) Season: ®É¥O¡A¤ë¥O season of the year;
¬K¥O¡A®L¥O spring, summer season: ®L¥O¤j·| summer conference.
(4) Formerly, magistrate: ¥O¤¨ district magistrate;
¿¤¥O county magistrate;
©|®Ñ¥O prime minister in Tarng Dynasty;
cf. ©|®Ñ 22.42.
(5) A surname.
(6) A ream (500 sheets) of paper (translit.).

V.t. (Causative vb.) to make, (s.o.) to: (sometimes pr. *ling2): ¥O§Y¥X¨Ê order (s.o.) to leave capital at once;
¥O¤Hº¡·N make people satisfied-satisfactory;
¥O¤HÃhºÃ cause suspicion;
¥O¤H³ßÅw be liked by people (¡§cause to like¡¨).

Adj. (1) (Court.) your (forming compp. as follows): ¥O´L your father;
¥O°ó¡A¥O·O your mother;
¥O¥¿ your wife;
¥O¥S¡A¥O§Ì¡A¥O©n¡A¥O©f your brother, sister (elder, younger);
¥O·R¡A¥O´D your daughter;
¥O¦¡A¥O¶à your son;
¥O©¨ your father-in-law;
¥O¿Ë your parents;
¥O°ª¨¬ your bright student.
(2) Good, esteemed: ¥O¦W¡A¥O»D¡A¥OÅA good reputation;
¥O¼w good character;
¥O¸` fine festival or season;
¥O²× die a natural death, pass off peacefully;
¥©¨¥¥O¦â pleasing words and smoothness of manner;
suavity.

÷Î Num. Index: 81.70 £}£³ kan1 .

N. A niche for idols.

ÏØ Num. Index: 81.70 £¹£¶£¿ weng4 . [Abbr. of ¡¼60.70]

©À Num. Index: 81.72 £z£¸£³£¿ nian4 .

N. & adj. (1) Capital form of ¤Ü: ©À·³ twenty years old;
©À¤¤é the twenty-fifth day.
(2) A thought, an idea: esp. ©ÀÀY nian4tou0¡õ;
³g©À greedy thought;
¨¸©À¡A´c©À evil thought;
¤@©À¤§®t (of mistakes) all arise from a wrong thought in the mind;
µ½©À¡A·O©À kind thoughts;
¸U©ÀÑ¦Ç (Ñ®ø) all thoughts, ambitions are blasted (vanish).
(3) Care, remembrance, see V.i. & t. 2¡õ.

V.i. & t. (1) Study, read:©À®Ñ nian4shu1¡õ;
©À¸g nian4jing1¡õ;
§A²{¦b©À´X¦~¯Å which class are you in? ©À¤p¾Ç study in a primary school;
©À¬Æ»ò¨t which department are you studying in?
(2) Remmember, care, think of (all serve equally as nn.): «ä©À¡A·Q©À¡A±}©À¡A±¾©À¡AÄa©À (of friends or relatives) be always thinking of one another;
°l©À¡A±¥©À grieve over (s.o.'s) death;
¬ö©À comemorate;
¦s©À think of, remember;
¯d©À keep as a momento;
¦^©À recall (the past);
Ãh©À keep ever in mind;
¤£´_¸m©À forget all about it;
©ÀÂÂ remember old friends or the good old days;
©À¯÷¦b¯÷ be ever mindful of s.t. one is resolved to do;
¤£©ÀÂÂ´c forget and forgive old grudges;
©À¥æ±¡ do s.t. for the sake of friendship;
©À©À¤£§Ñ never forget (s.t. or s.o.) for a moment;
¤é¤¤©À©À¦³Ãã be mumbling some words.

Words 1. ©À¥Õ nian4bai2, n., (of Chin. opera) dialogue or monologue as distinct from singing.
2. ©À¥o nian4dao0, v.t., (1) remember (s.o.) in speaking to another: ¦o±`±`©À¥oµÛ§A she often remembers you in our talks;
3. ©À¥o nian4dao0, v.t., (2) grumble: ¥L¦Ñ¬O¦b¨º¸Ì©À©À¥o¥o he is always grumbling.
4. ©Àªk nian4fa3, n., (1) pronunciation:³oÓ¦r«ç»ò©Àªk how is this word pronounced?
5. ©Àªk nian4fa3, n., (2) method of studying.
6. ©À¦ò nian4fo2, v.t., chant Buddhist scriptures or say prayers to Buddha.
7. ©À¸g nian4jing1, v.t., chant Buddhist scriptures (also wr. °á).
8. ©À©G nian4zhou4, v.t., utter charms to exorcise demons (also wr. °á).
9. ©À¯] nian4zhu1, n. & v.t., (tell) beads.
10. ©À¤ß¨à nian4xie0er0, n., souvenir, also called ©À«H¡A©À·Q.
11. ©À®Ñ nian4shu1, v.i. & t., (1) study or read;
12. ©À®Ñ nian4shu1, v.i. & t., (2) study in school;
13. ©À®Ñ nian4shu1, v.i. & t., (3) (in a gen. sense) receive an education: ©À®Ñ¦³¤°»ò¥Î what's the use of an education?
14. ©À»w nian4song4, v.t., (1) remember (s.o.) in speaking to another: ¦Ñ¤Ó¤Ó¥¿©À»wµÛ§A§o the old lady is always mentioning you in our talks;
15. ©À»w nian4song4, v.t., (2) read (s.t.) aloud, also wr. °á.
16. ©ÀÀY nian4tou0, n., idea, thought, what one is thinking of at any given moment, often evil thought: ¤£ª¾¥L¦³¤°»ò©ÀÀY I don't know what are his intentions: Âà©ÀÀY try to win the favors of s.o. (esp. of a woman).
17. ©À¯± nian4yang1, n., (coll. north China) a fraud or deception.
18. ©À¥¡¨à nian4yang1er0, v.i., beat about the bush.

·U Num. Index: 81.72 £º£¿ yU4 . [Usu. printed ·U]

V.i. Recover from illness: ¯f·U (also written Â¡).

Adj. Better: ·U©ó better than.

Adv. The more, more and more, increasingly (=vern. ¶V): ·U¨Ó·U¦h more and more are coming;
·U¤£³ô getting worse and worse;
·U¥[ increasingly (difficult, etc.);
·U¬Æ more intensely;
·U¯q all the more (complex, etc.);
·UÅª·U·R the more you read it, the more you love it.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81.72 £©£¹£¶ cong1 . [Var. of ¡¼ 90.72]

³g Num. Index: 81.80 £y£³ tan1 .

V.t. To covet, be greedy for: ³g°] money-mad;
wish improperly or beyond bounds: ³gÀï¦ì covet or hang on to government position;
³g¦Y¡A³g¼L love food excessively;
³g¶¼¡A³g°s love wine;
³g¤k¦â crazy about women;
³g¹Ï´I¶Q desire wealth and honor greatly;
³g±oµL¹½ have insatiable greed;
³g¤Ñ¤§¥\ have inordinate ambitions;
³g¥Í©È¦º be a coward, prefer life to dishonor;
³g¤p¥¢¤j go for the small things and miss things that are worthwhile;
³gºÎ love to sleep;
³g¼Ö love pleasures;
³g¦hÄZ¤£Äê bite more than one can chew--greedy.

Adj. Greedy, avaricious: ³g©x¦Ã¦O corrupt officials;
§A³oÓ¤H¯u³g you are indeed greedy, you want too much;
³g©À covetous thoughts: °_¤F³g©À have immoral thoughts (about women or money).

Words 1. ³g°ý tan1lan2, adj., greedy for wealth or women.
2. ³gÅÊ tan1lian4, v.t., love, cling to (women, government position, life of comfort).
3. ³g§[ tan1lin4, adj., miserly, avaricious;
4. ³g§[ tan1lin4, n., avarice.
5. ³g¤ß tan1xin1, n. & adj., greed, -y.
6. ³gÅ¹ tan1tao1, n., gluttony.
7. ³gÀY tan1tou2, n., bait, inducement.
8. ³g¹Ï¡]¨à¡^ tan1tu0(er0), (1) v.t., desire excessively;
9. ³g¹Ï¡]¨à¡^ tan1tu0(er0), (2) n., see tan1tou2¡ô.
10. ³g¼L tan1zui3, adj., greedy for food.
11. ³g¦Ã tan1wu1, adj., corrupt (official).

¤H Num. Index: 81.81 £§£´£½ ren2 .

N. (1) Human beings: ¤HÃþ ren2lei4, ¤Hüc ren2qUn2¡õ;
¤H½a§Óµu poverty and ambition make strange bedfellows;
¤H±Ã~¤ß a brute under a human mask;
¤H¼Òª¯¼Ë pretending to be what one is not, also said of a pederast;
¤HÀY¯b»ï an animal in human form;
¤H¤¤ñ¯Æk (compliment) a very clever child;
¤H¤£ª¾¡A°¤£Ä± done in complete secrecy;
¤H¤j¤ß¤j (usu. of a girl) become gradually more assertive as one grows older;
¤H¤p°¤j a child daring to do great mischief, (facet.) a boy with a high ambition;
¤H·q¤£°ª to be respected encourages one to be worthy of such respect;
¤H¸q¤ô²¢ perfect harmony between friends;
¤H¦³Áy¡A¾ð¦³¥Ö ¡§face¡¨ is as important to man as the bark is to tree;
¤H©RÃö¤Ñ a case involving life and death;
¤H©R®× a case of manslaughter;
¤H¦×É]³õ a brothel;
¤H¯B©ó¹ too many workers with little to do;
¤H¯B©ó¨Æ ditto, more applicants than available jobs;
¤H©w³Ó¤Ñ man is the master of his own fate;
¤H¦h¼LÂø a babel of voices, divided counsel, ¡§too many cooks spoil the soup¡¨;
¤HÀY¥÷¨à to share a thing equally among all (¡§to each a share¡¨);
¤H³Ç¦aÆF a place propitious for giving birth to great men;
¤H¶'aº» a veritable hell on earth;
¤H¶¡¤Ñ°ó heaven on earth;
¤H¤s¤H®ü huge crowds (¡§a sea of human beings¡¨);
¤H¥Í©ó¥@ living in a time like this;
to live this life;
¤H¥Í´ÂÅS the evanescence of life (¡§human life is like the morning dew¡¨);
¤H·L¨¥»´ (self-derogatory) lowly placed as I am, my words can carry little or no weight;
¤H¨¥¥i¬È advice to behave correctly for fear of incurring gossip;
¤H¤£¥i»ª¬Û don't judge anyone by appearances;
°µ¤H behave oneself properly;
¬°¤H to conduct oneself in a certain way;
¤j¤H a superior man (opp. ¤p¤H a mean fellow, a scoundrel), (lit.) a grown-up (opp. ¤p¤H a child);
°¶¤H a great man.
(2) Everybody: ¤H¬ÒÆg¬ü praised by one and all;
¤H¤H all without exception;
people in general;
¤H©Ò¦@ª¾ as everybody knows.
(3) A grownup: ¥Lªº¨à¤l·~¤w¦¨¤H¤F his son has come of age.
(4) A person of a certain character: ªk¤H a legal (juridical) person;
¦ÛµM¤H a natural person;
¤½ÃÒ¤H a notary public;
ÅGÅ@¤H (law) the defense counsel (attorney);
«OÅ@¤H protector;
¥Ó½Ð¤H an applicant;
ºÊÅ@¤H (law) the guardian of a minor.

Pron. Other: ¤H±ó§Ú¨ú I will take whatever others don't want;
¤H¨ú§Ú»P I will part with whatever others may want;
¤H¤@¤v¦Ê if others succeed by making one ounce of effort, I will make a hundred times as much effort;
¤v©Ò¤£±ý¡A¤Å¬I©ó¤H don't do to others what you would not have others do to you;
±À¤v¤Î¤H do as you would be done by others, judge others as you would like to be judged by others.

Words 1. ¤H«O ren2bao3, n., a personal guarantee (opp. çE«O guarantee offered by a business firm).
2. ¤Hªí ren2biao3, n., a person of exemplary conduct, a paragon of virtue.
3. ¤HºÙ ren2cheng1, (1) n., (gram.) the first, second or third person;
4. ¤HºÙ ren2cheng1, (2) a nickname by which a person is known.
5. ¤H¦Ú ren2chen2, n., a minister of State.
6. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., (1) what comes naturally to man, what is inherent in human nature;
7. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., (2) a favor done to s.o.;
8. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., (3) a present (gift);
9. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., (4) a wedding or birthday party, a funeral service,
10. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., (5) attendance at such a party or service;
11. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., (6) affection, love, personal attachment;
12. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., (7) a gesture of kindness or generosity: ¤H±¡³f a person holding a job on the strength of a recommendation by an influential individual;
13. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., ¤H±¡¨à a favor done to another;
14. ¤H±¡ ren2qing2, n., ¤H±¡¨ý¡]¨à¡^genuine human warmth.
15. ¤HÅv ren2qUan2, n., the rights of man, human rights: ¤HÅv«Å¨¥ (Fr. history) Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen;
16. ¤HÅv ren2qUan2, n., ¤HÅvªk®× (British history) the Bill of Rights of 1689.
17. ¤Hüc ren2qUn2, n., (1) a crowd of people;
18. ¤Hüc ren2qUn2, n., (2) mankind: ¤Hüc¨à (ren2qUe2er0) a crowd.
19. ¤H¹D ren2dao4, n., (1) kindness, humanity, mercy: ¤H¹D¥D¸q humanitarianism;
20. ¤H¹D ren2dao4, n., (2) sexual intercourse: ¤£¯à¤H¹D impotency,-t;
21. ¤H¹D ren2dao4, n., (3) (Budd.) the stage of human existence.
22. ¤H¿O ren2deng1, n., a person thin and frail (¡§like a lamppost¡¨).
23. ¤H¦a ren2di4, n., the environment in which a person finds himself: ¤H¦a¥Í²¨ (be placed) in an unfamiliar environment;
24. ¤H¦a ren2di4, n., ¤H¦a¤£©y finding oneself in an unsuitable environment.
25. ¤H¤B ren2ding1, n., (1) persons who have come of age;
26. ¤H¤B ren2ding1, n., (2) people in general.
27. ¤H°ï¨à ren2dueer0, n., a crowd of people.
28. ¤H¥Ç ren2fan4, n., a criminal (suspect).
29. ¤H³c¤l ren2fan4zi0, n., one who traffics in human beings.
30. ¤H¤Ò ren2fu1, n., coolies.
31. ¤H®Ú ren2gen1, n., (Budd.) the human reproductive organ.
32. ¤H®æ ren2ge2, n., (1) personal character, personality: ¤H®æ¤Æ personify, -ication;
33. ¤H®æ ren2ge2, n., (2) a legal entity.
34. ¤H¤u ren2gong1, (1) n., a manday;
35. ¤H¤u ren2gong1, (2) n., human effort;
36. ¤H¤u ren2gong1, (3) adj., artificial, man-made (opp. ¦ÛµM natural);
37. ¤H¤u ren2gong1, ¤H¤u©I§l artificial respiration;
38. ¤H¤u ren2gong1, ¤H¤u©I§l¾¹ respirator;
39. ¤H¤u ren2gong1, ¤H¤u±Âºë artificial insemination;
40. ¤H¤u ren2gong1, ¤H¤uµÇÅ¦ artificial kidney.
41. ¤HªÑ¡]¨à¡^ ren2gu3(er0), n., formerly, annual bonus given to the manager of a business partnership.
42. ¤H®ü ren2hai3, n., huge crowds: ¤H®ü¯B¨H to experience all the vicissitudes of life;
43. ¤H®ü ren2hai3, n., ¤H®ü¾Ô³N human wave tactics of warfare.
44. ¤H»¨ ren2hao2, n., the ablest and bravest of men, a man among men.
45. ¤H©M ren2he2, n., group morale.
46. ¤H¸Ü ren2hua4, n., seemly words, utterances becoming a decent man.
47. ¤H¾È ren2huan2, n., the world of men.
48. ¤H¤á ren2hu4, n., the people.
49. ¤HÃÒ ren2zheng4, n., testimony given by a witness in a law court.
50. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., (1) a dwelling house;
51. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., (2) s.o. else's home;
52. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., (3) a high-class family: ²M¥Õ¤H®a a decent family;
53. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., ´I¶Q¤H®a a rich and politically influential family;
54. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., (4) a family engaged in a certain occupation: °È¹A¤H®a a farm family;
55. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., §@¤uªº¤H®a an artisan's (workingman's) family;
56. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., (5) a wife: °ùÓ¤H®a get married;
57. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., (6) (*ren2jia0) some one, one, used to denote (a) somebody else: ¤H®aªº¨Æ§A¤£¥ÎºÞ don't meddle with somebody else's business;
58. ¤H®a ren2jia0, n., (b) used to denote others¡G¤H®a¥i¤£¯à¹³§A¨º»òJ»¡ others, another, will not talk such nonsense as you do;
59. ¤H®a ren2jia0, n., (c) or to denote the speaker himself: §A¦¨¤Ñ®³¤H®a¶}ª±¯º you are making fun of me all the time;
60. ¤H®a ren2jia0, n., (d) to denote persons of a particular class: ¨k¤H®a the menfolk, ¤k¤H®a womenfolk;
61. ¤H®a ren2jia0, n., °ü¹D¤H®a ditto;
62. ¤H®a ren2jia0, n., ¤k«Ä¤H®a girls;
63. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., (7) the husband's family before marriage: µ¹¦o§äÓ¤H®a choose a prospective husband for her;
64. ¤H®a ren2jia1, n., ¤w¸g¦³¤H®a¨à¤F she is already engaged.
65. ¤HÅ² ren2jian4, n., a loyal minister who can correct the prince's failings (¡§a human mirror in which one's true self is reflected¡¨), (also ¤HÃè).
66. ¤H¶¡ ren2jian1, n., (1) this human world, this human life (with all that it may imply): ¥Í©ó¦¹¤H¶¡ born into this world of ours;
67. ¤H¶¡ ren2jian1, n., (2) social intercourse: §^µL«Æ±¡Ý©å©ó¤H¶¡ (LL) I don't care to be an official, nor am I a good mixer;
68. ¤H¶¡ ren2jian1, n., ¤H¶¡¨ý the flavor of human life;
69. ¤H¶¡ ren2jian1, n., ¤H¶¡W bitter human life.
70. ¤H³Ç ren2jie2, n., a hero among men.
71. ¤H¹Ò ren2jing4¹, n., human habitations, a place where men make their homes.
72. ¤HÃè ren2jing4², n., (¡×¤HÅ² ren2jian4¡ô).
73. ¤Hºë ren2jing1, n., a child with the ways of grownups;
74. ¤Hºë ren2jing1, n., uncanny person.
75. ¤Hµ° ren2zhou1, n., (fig.) a crowded mass of human beings.
76. ¤H²³ ren2zhong4, n., the masses, the people at large.
77. ¤H¤¤ ren2zhong1, n., (physiol.) the middle line of upper lip;
78. ¤H¤¤ ren2zhong1, n., ¤H¤¤¥Õ (herb med.) urine sediments used as a drug;
79. ¤H¤¤ ren2zhong1, n., ¤H¤¤¶À (herb med.) a drug to cure fever, made of powdered licorice root put in a bamboo tube and soaked in a cesspool for several months.
80. ¤H¥D ren2zhu3, n., the reigning monarch, ruler.
81. ¤HºØ ren2zhong3, n., the human species, a person's race.
82. ¤Hªv ren2zhi4, n., (Confu.) government by men, the rule of men (opp. ªkªv government by law, the rule of law).
83. ¤HÀï ren2jUe2, n., official titles (opp. ¤ÑÀï moral greatness).
84. ¤H§g ren2jUn1, n., the monarch.
85. ¤H«È ren2ke4, n., guests (¡×«È¤H, opp. ¥D¤H the host).
86. ¤H¤f ren2kou3, n., (1) population: ¤H¤f²Îp census taking;
87. ¤H¤f ren2kou3, n., (2) all the members of a family;
88. ¤H¤f ren2kou3, n., (3) the mouth as an organ of speech: Ázª¥¤H¤f (of literary works) be spoken of with relish.
89. ¤H¨à rerer0, n., (1) a person;
90. ¤H¨à rerer0, n., (2) a concubine;
91. ¤H¨à rerer0, n., (3) a human figure or picture;
92. ¤H¨à rerer0, n., (4) a person's looks and conduct.
93. ¤HÅ£ ren2lai4, n., sounds of the human voice (opp. ¤ÑÅ£ the sounds of nature).
94. ¤H¨ÓºÆ ren2lai2feng1, n., childish pranks in the presence of guests.
95. ¤HÃþ ren2lei, n., mankind, human beings, humanity at large, the human species.
96. ¤H¤O ren2li4, n., manpower, manual labor, human force;
97. ¤H¤O ren2li4, n., ¤H¤O¨® a rickshaw;
98. ¤H¤O ren2li4, n., ¤H¤OªÑ¡]¨à¡^¡×¤HªÑ ren2gu3¡ô.
99. ¤HÛ ren2lun2, n., (1) ethical relations;
100. ¤HÛ ren2lun2, n., (2) personal character.
101. ¤H°¨ ren2ma3, n., (1) coolies and beasts of burden;
102. ¤H°¨ ren2ma3, n., (2) people on the move as a group;
103. ¤H°¨ ren2ma3, n., (3) soldiers and horses.
104. ¤HÌ ren2men, n., people in gen., the indefinite ¡§they¡¨.
105. ¤H± ren2mian4, n., the human face: ¤H±Ã~¤ß the brute of a man (¡§an animal under a human mask¡¨).
106. ¤H©R ren2ming4, n., human life: ¤H©R©x¥q a case of murder or manslaughter;
107. ¤H©R ren2ming4, n., ¤H©R§ñÃö a matter of life and death.
108. ¤H¥Á ren2min2, n., the people: ¤H¥Á°}½u popular front;
109. ¤H¥Á ren2min2, n., ¤H¥Á¤½ªÀ Commune;
110. ¤H¥Á ren2min2, n., ¤H¥Á²¼ (¹ô) currency of Communist China.
111. ¤H¿Ñ ren2mou2, n., plans (schemes) made by men, opp. god's will.
112. ¤H«~ ren2pin3, n., (1) personal character;
113. ¤H«~ ren2pin3, n., (2) personal looks.
114. ¤H¤H ren2ren2, n., everybody: ¤H¤H¬°§Ú¡A§Ú¬°¤H¤H all for one and one for all.
115. ¤H·ç ren2rui4, n., a great benefactor of men, oft. a venerable highly respected character.
116. ¤H¤é ren2ri4, n., the 7th day of the first lunar month.
117. ¤H³Ó ren2sheng4, n., formerly, ornamental flowers (ªá³Ó) or figures cut from colored material and used as presents on the 7th day of the first lunar month.
118. ¤H°Ñ ren2shen1¹, n., the ginseng.
119. ¤H¨ ren2shen1², n., (1) the human body: ¤H¨«OÅ@ª¬ a writ of habeas corpus;
120. ¤H¨ ren2shen1², n., (2) man's physical frame: §ë¥Í¤H¨ (Budd.) be reincarnated in human form;
121. ¤H¨ ren2shen1², n., (3) personal character: ¤H¨Åv (law) personal rights.
122. ¤H¥Í ren2sheng1, n., the life of man, human life: ¤H¥Í¦p¹Ú life is but a dream: ¤H¥ÍÆ[ one's outlook on life, philosophy of life.
123. ¤H¬Û ren2xiang1¹, n., physiognomy.
124. ¤H¹³ ren2xiang4³, n., a portrait.
125. ¤H©Ê ren2xing4, n., (1) human nature (opp. Ã~©Ê animal nature; n., ¯«©Ê divine nature);
126. ¤H©Ê ren2xing4, n., (2) human feelings, emotions, and impulses;
127. ¤H©Ê ren2xing4, n., (3) (ren2xing0) a person's temperament and character: ¥Lªº¤H©Ê¤£¦n he is ill-tempered;
128. ¤H©Ê ren2xing4, n., (4) (ren2xing0) man's emotional and rational faculties: ³oÓ¤H¤£³q¤H©Ê this man know nothing of human feelings, remains unmoved and unsympathetic.
129. ¤H¤ß ren2xin1, n., (1) a person's disposition;
130. ¤H¤ß ren2xin1, n., (2) one's inclination: ¤H¤ß¤£»ô people are of different minds;
131. ¤H¤ß ren2xin1, n., (3) human consience, one's better self: ¥Ln¦³¤H¤ß¡A¤~©Ç©O it would be strange, indeed, if he had a conscience!
132. ¤H¤ß ren2xin1, n., (4) gratitude: ¥²¦³¤@¥÷¤H¤ß I must express my human gratitude;
133. ¤H¤ß ren2xin1, ¤H¤ß¨à ren2xie1er0, n., the middle of a crowd: ¦b¤H¤ß¨àúG¯¸µÛ stand in the midst of a crowed.
134. ¤H¦æ ren2xing2, n., human decency: ¥LÂ²ª½¤£¬O¤H¦æ he doesn't behave like a man at all;
135. ¤H¦æ ren2xing2, n., ¤H¦æ¹D a sidewalk.
136. ¤H§Î¨à ren2xing2er0, n., a human shape (form).
137. ¤H¤â ren2shou3, n., personnel engaged in a specific task, employees.
138. ¤H¹Ø ren2hou4, n., one's span of life;
139. ¤H¹Ø ren2hou4, n., ¤H¹Ø«OÀI life insurance.
140. ¤H®v ren2si4, n., a person of exemplay conduct.
141. ¤H¤h ren2shi4¹, n., men or scholars in get.
142. ¤H¤ó ren2shi4², n., persons born of a particular locality: ´N¬O¥»¦a¤H¤ó is a native son here.
143. ¤HÉ] ren2shi4³, n., a densely populated place.
144. ¤H¥@ ren2shi4⁴, n., this human world or life.
145. ¤H¨Æ ren2shi4⁵, n., (1) the conscious world: ©ü°g¹L¥h¡A¤H¨Æ¤£ª¾ fainted and lost all conciousness;
146. ¤H¨Æ ren2shi4⁵, n., (2) ways of the world: ¤£À´¤H¨Æ ignorant of the ways of the world;
147. ¤H¨Æ ren2shi4⁵, n., (3) human efforts: ºÉ¤H¨Æ¡AÅ¥¤Ñ©R do one's human best and leave all else to God;
148. ¤H¨Æ ren2shi4⁵, n., (4) a present: °e¶Àª÷¤@¦Ê¨â¡AÅv·í¤H¨Æ sent one hundred ounces of gold as a present;
149. ¤H¨Æ ren2shi4⁵, n., (5) sexual knowledge: ¦o¤wº¥¬Ù¤H¨Æ she is growing to be sex-conscious;
150. ¤H¨Æ ren2shi4⁵, n., (6) personnel affairs: ¤H¨Æ³B (¬ì) personnel department (section).
151. ¤Hºµ ren2xiong2, n., (zoo.) the brown bear.
152. ¤HÅé ren2ti3, n., the human body: ¤HÅé¬ü beauty of the human figure, as exemplified in nudes.
153. ¤HÀY¨à ren2tou2er0, n., one's character, looks or ability.
154. ¤HÀYµ| ren2tou2shui4, n., the poll tax.
155. ¤H¤~ ren2cai2 (ren2cai0), n., (1) a talented person;
156. ¤H¤~ ren2cai2 (ren2cai0), n., (2) good looks: ¦³´X¤À¤H¤~ pretty good-looking (also wr. ¤H§÷).
157. ¤H³y ren2zao4, adj., artificial, man-made: ¤H³yµ· artificial silk;
158. ¤H³y ren2zao4, adj., ¤H³y¥¤ªo (¤ûªo) margarine.
159. ¤H¾Ü ren2ze2, n., artificial selection.
160. ¤H±æ ren2wang4, n., social prestige, good repute.
161. ¤H¨ý¨à ren2weher0, n., the joy of living, joie de vivre: ¬¡µÛ¨S¤H¨ý¨à there is no joy in continuing to live.
162. ¤H¦ì ren2wei4, n., (1) personnel: Ä_¸¹¤H¦ì¤@¦@¦h¤Ö how many employees are there in your shop?
163. ¤H¦ì ren2wei4, n., (2) one's ability and the job he holds: ¤H¦ì¬Û©y is the right man for the right job.
164. ¤H¬° ren2wei2, adj., artificial man-made: ¤H¬°²^¨O artificial selection (opp. ¤ÑµM²^¨O natural selection).
165. ¤H¤å ren2wen2, n., human culture: ¤H¤å¥D¸q humanism;
166. ¤H¤å ren2wen2, n., ¤H¤å¦a²z human (social, anthropo-) geography;
167. ¤H¤å ren2wen2, n., ¤H¤å¬ì¾Ç the humanities.
168. ¤Hª« ren2wu4, n., (1) an outstanding personage;
169. ¤Hª« ren2wu4, n., (2) men and things.
170. ¤HûÇ ren2yan1 (ren2yan0), n., (1) smoke from the kitchen chimney;
171. ¤HûÇ ren2yan1 (ren2yan0), n., (2) an inhabited area: ¤HûÇ¸Y±K a densely populated locality.
172. ¤H¼Ë ren2yang0, n., decent personal appearance or conduct: §â¤p«Ä¤lºD±o¤@ÂI¤H¼Ë¨S¦³ the child has been so spoiled that he doesn't know how to behave;
173. ¤H¼Ë ren2yang0, n., ¤H¼Ë¨à the human shape: ³\¦h°kÃøªº³£¤£¦¨¤H¼Ë¨à¤F many refugees looked so wretched that they were hardly recognizable as human beings;
174. ¤H¼Ë ren2yang0, n., ¤H¼Ë¤l a good, decent-looking person.
175. ¤H¤ú¤l ren2ya2zi0, n., formerly, one who traffics in human beings.
176. ¤H¨¥ ren2yan2, n., (1) human speech;
177. ¤H¨¥ ren2yan2, n., (2) public opinion: ¦ó«ò©ó¤H¨¥ pay no attention to what others say (of oneself);
178. ¤H¨¥ ren2yan2, n., (3) a rumor: ¤H¨¥¤£¥i«H don't believe rumors.
179. ¤H§¯ ren2yao1, n., (1) a devil in human form, an evil genius;
180. ¤H§¯ ren2yao1, n., (2) a freak, a person showing abnormal sex characteristics;
181. ¤H§¯ ren2yao1, n., (3) a person fond of fancy dress and excessive make-up.
182. ¤H¼v¨à ren2ying3er0, n., (1) the human form;
183. ¤H¼v¨à ren2ying3er0, n., (2) one's where abouts.
184. ¤Hû ren2yUan2¹, n., staff members, personnel.
185. ¤H·á ren2yUan2², n., the ape, anthropoid.
186. ¤H½t¡]¨à¡^ ren2yUan2³ (ren2yuarer0), n., ability to like people and be liked
187. ¤H±ý ren2yU4¹, n., human wants, pleasures of the flesh, esp. those of sex and food.
188. ¤H¼¤ ren2yU4², n., ditto.
189. ¤H³½ ren2yU2, n., a mermaid, merman;
190. ¤H³½ ren2yU2, n., ¬ü¤H³½ a good woman swimmer.

¤J Num. Index: 81.81 £§£¹£¿ ru4 (*£§£¹£¾ ru3 , *£§£¿ ri4 ).

N. One of the four tones of a character: ¤JÁn ru4sheng1¡õ.

V.i. & t. (1) Enter, come in or into, join, admit: ¶i¤J make way into, enter;
´¡¤J penetrate, intrude, meddle, interrupt;
¼ç¤J sneak in, go in stealthily;
¾E¤J move in from one place to another;
¤J¨Ó come in;
¤J¥h go in;
½Ð¤J usher in;
¤J¤f ru4kou3¡õ;
¥X¤J (¤f) come and go, exit and entrance;
¤Júè (of a meeting place) go in;
¤Júè¨é admission ticket;
¤J«Ç ru4shi4¡õ;
¤J«Ç¾Þ¤à turn s.o.'s argument against himself;
¤J¹õ¤§»« serve as adviser (secretary) to s.o.;
¤JªÙ¡A¤J´B be married into wife's family;
¤J´ä ru4gang3¡õ;
¤JÁò ru4wei2¹¡õ;
¤J³ò ru4wei2²¡õ;
¤J¾Ç formerly, pass the first-grade government examination, (modn. usage) matriculate in school;
¤JÄÒ join a political party;
¤J¥î ru4wu3¡õ;
¤J¶¤ join the ranks.
¤J·| become member of an association;
¤J§½ take part in a game of chance;
¥[¤J participate in, become a member of;
¤J¹Ù join in partnership;
¤JÄy ru4ji2¡õ;
¤J±Ð be converted to a religion;
¤J¹Ò ru4jing4¹¡õ;
¦p¤JµL¤H¤§¹Ò (of troops) advance unopposed, meet with no enemy resistance (¡§as if entering no man's land¡¨);
¤J°ê°Ý«U learn about customs and habits of the country one goes to;
¤Jªù°Ý¿Ð learn about its taboos on going to a friend's;
¤J¥D¥X¥£ (of schools of thought) think of oneself as having a monopoly of all truths and of others as heretics, take a sectarian attitude;
¤J¤ì¤T¤À (calligraphy) having forceful strokes, (of ideas, views, observations) penetrating, sharp, astute;
¤J®u take one's seat;
¤J®y ditto;
¤JÀÔ to coffin;
¤J¨{ devour, swallow, gobble up;
¤J©] at night, in the evening;
¤J¤â ru4shou3¡õ.
(2) Receive, take in, obtain:¤JªÑ become a shareholder (partner);
·³¤J annual revenue;
¤J´Ú funds received;
¤J¿ú cash received;
¦¬¤J income, earnings, receipts;
¤J½ã enter in ledger;
¤J¤£¼Å¥X live beyond one's means, income can't cover outlay;
¶q¤J¬°¥X spend no more than one's income;
¥X¤J¬Û©è income and expenses just balance.
(3) Sink, go down, fall, descend: ¤é¤J the sun is setting (has set), sunset;
¨S¤J confiscate;
¨I¤J sink into, go down.
(4) Harmonize, agree with: ¤J®É keep up with the times, be modish, fashionable, * la mode;
¤J½Õ in tune, harmonize with;
¤J®æ (be) fitting and proper;
¤J±¡¤J²z (be) fair and reasonable;
®æ®æ¤£¤J inharmonious, discordant, cannot fit into;
¤£¬Û¤J be incompatible, incongruous.
(5) (*ru3) Misplace: ¿ú¤£ª¾¤J¨ºúG¥h¤F I don't know where I've put the money.
(6) (*ru3) Hand over secretly: ·t¤¤¤Jµ¹¥L¤âúG¤F have secretly put it into his hands.
(7) (*ru3) Fall into, implicate: ¤@¸}¤J¨ìªdúG¥h had one foot stuck in mud;
¬G¤J¤H¸o purposely implicate s.o. in crime.
(8) (*ri4) (MC) have sexual intercourse with (a woman).

Words 1. ¤J¶W ru4chao1, v.i., (economics) have an unfavorable balance of trade.
2. ¤J¹D ru4dao4, v.i., (Budd.) bcome a monk.
3. ¤J¦a ru4di4, v.i., sink below the surface of the earth.
4. ¤J©w ru4ding4, v.i., (Budd.) sit quietly and meditate.
5. ¤J¦Õ ru4er3, (1) n., (zoo.) the house centipede, scutigera, pop. name for ×¥ãé (so called from its fondness for creeping into people's ears);
6. ¤J¦Õ ru4er3, (2) adj., audible, pleasant to hear.
7. ¤J¥ñ ru4fu2, v.i., enter the period of hottest weather at end of summer.
8. ¤J´ä ru4gang3, (1) v.i., (of ships) enter port;
9. ¤J´ä ru4gang3, (2) adv., in full agreement, harmoniously: ¥LÌ¨â¤H»¡±o¤J´ä the two of them got on swimmingly in their talks.
10. ¤J§i ru4gao4, v.t., to report to (a superior).
11. ¤JÝb ru4gou4, v.i., (1) come under s.o.'s control;
12. ¤JÝb ru4gou4, v.i., (2) come within an arrow's shooting distance;
13. ¤JÝb ru4gou4, v.i., (3) fomerly, pass the examinations.
14. ¤J©x ru4guan1, v.t., formerly, confiscate.
15. ¤J°^ ru4gong4, v.i., pay tributes to a suzerain state.
16. ¤J°© ru4gu3, v.i. & adv., (1) v.i., (Budd.) bury the bones of a devotee in a grave;
17. ¤J°© ru4gu3, v.i. & adv., (2) adv., deeply, strongly, vehemently: «ë¤§¤J°© hate s.o. to the bones.
18. ¤J¸¹ ru4hao4, v.i., (euphem.) to pawn.
19. ¤J¸} ru4jiao3, v.t., set afoot, start, begin.
20. ¤JªÓ ru4jian1, v.i., (MC) take part in an enterprise for some ulterior purpose.
21. ¤J¹Ò ru4jing4¹, v.i., enter a country: ¤J¹ÒÃÒ entry permit;
22. ¤J¹Ò ru4jing4¹, v.i., ¤J¹Ò°Ý¸T keep oneself informed of what things are forbidden in the country one is entering.
23. ¤JÀR ru4jing4², v.i., (Taoism) sit quietly in meditation.
24. ¤JÂÑ ru4jin3, v.t., have an audience with (the king, emperor).
25. ¤JÄy ru4ji2, v.i., be naturalized.
26. ¤JÂØ ru4zhui4, v.i., marry into the wife's family, taking wife's surname.
27. ¤J²³ ru4zhong4, v.i., (Budd.) live with the assembly of monks.
28. ¤Jª½ ru4zhi2, v.i., (of ministers) wait on the king or emperor.
29. ¤J÷Î ru4kan1, v.i., (Budd.) put the body of a dead monk in monastic vault.
30. ¤J¤f ru4kou3, n., entrance, imports: ¤J¤fµ| import duties.
31. ¤J±F ru4kou4, v.t., (of foreign troops) invade (another country).
32. ¤J¦©¨à ru4kou4er0, adj., completely engrossed, fascinated: ¥L¬Ý³o¥»¤p»¡¬Ý±o¤J¦©¨à he is entirely absorbed in reading this novel.
33. ¤J®w ru4ku4, v.t., (1) (formerly, of stolen goods) confiscate;
34. ¤J®w ru4ku4, v.t., (2) (of newly arrived goods on board a ship) temporarily store(d) in warehouse.
35. ¤J¬y ru4liu2, v.i., (1) pass for fashionable;
36. ¤J¬y ru4liu2, v.i., (2) (formerly, of the official hierarchy) belong to any one of the nine grades of officials: ¥¼¤J¬y¡A¤£¤J¬y lower than the lowest grade;
37. ¤J¬y ru4liu2, v.i., usu. out of the run, not qualified.
38. ¤J°¨ ru4ma3, v.i., make progress in courtship.
39. ¤J±ö ru4mei2, n., coming of the rainy season in early summer (also ¤J¾`).
40. ¤Jªù¡]¨à¡^ ru4men2 (ru4merer0), v.i., be initiated into a subject, know the rudiments of s.t.
41. ¤J°g ru4mi2, v.i., become fascinated, enchanted, enraptured.
42. ¤JÅ] ru4mon, v.i., (1) be completely bewitched;
43. ¤JÅ] ru4mon, v.i., (2) go the way of the devil.
44. ¤JÌñ ru4pan4, v.i., (LL) (formerly, of young boys) be admitted to study in a government school (Ìñ®c).
45. ¤J¯} ru4po4, n., (Chin. music) the finale.
46. ¤J¤s ru4shan1, v.i., become a hermit, live the life of a recluse (opp. ¥X¤s join government service).
47. ¤J®g¨¤ ru4she4jiao3, n., (physics) angle of incidence (also §ë®g¨¤)
48. ¤J¸t ru4sheng4, v.i., attain sainthood: ¶W¤Z¤J¸t ditto.
49. ¤JÁn ru4sheng1, v., the fourth tone of a character;
50. ¤JÁn ru4sheng1, v., here indicated by ¡§h¡¨after vowel.
51. ¤J¯« ru4shen2, adj., (1) in mental concentration;
52. ¤J¯« ru4shen2, adj., (2) in ecstasy;
53. ¤J¯« ru4shen2, adj., (3) (of literary or artistic works) divine, supremely great.
54. ¤J«Ö ru4xiang2, v.i., formerly, pass the first-grade (¨q¤~) government examination.
55. ¤J¤â ru4shou3, n. & v.i., (1) a start;
56. ¤J¤â ru4shou3, n. & v.i., (2) commence, get under way, start up;
57. ¤J¤â ru4shou3, n. & v.i., (3) receive.
58. ¤J«Ç ru4shi4, phr., be admitted to the sanctum sanctorum of learning;
59. ¤J«Ç ru4shi4, phr., become real expert, specialist.
60. ¤J¿ï ru4xUan3, v.i., be qualified in a contest, selected for a job, chosen for inclusion (in an anthology, on a team, etc.).
61. ¤J¶ð ru4ta3, v.i., (Budd.) bury a dead monk in a pagoda.
62. ¤HÀY ru4tou2, n.& v.i., (1) n., (Chin. opera) point where the violin comes in;
63. ¤HÀY ru4tou2, n.& v.i., (2) ¡×¤Jªù ru4men2¡ô.
64. ¤J¤g ru4tu3, v.i., be buried: ¤J¤g¬°¦w (of a dead person) be laid to rest.
65. ¤J¨ý¡]¨à¡^ ru4wei4 (ru4weher0), adj., (1) very interesting;
66. ¤J¨ý¡]¨à¡^ ru4wei4 (ru4weher0), adj., (2) (of food) tasteful.
67. ¤JÁò ru4wei2¹, phr., (modern usage) (of officials in charge of government examination) live incommunicado during period of examination;
68. ¤JÁò ru4wei2¹, phr., formerly, sit for a government examination;
69. ¤JÁò ru4wei2¹, phr., see Áò 52B.00.
70. ¤J³ò ru4wei2², v.i., (of races, beauty contests, etc.) be qualified to take part in the finals;
71. ¤J³ò ru4wei2², v.i., enter a circle, a trapped area.
72. ¤J¥î ru4wu3, v.i., become a cadet, be enlisted.
73. ¤J²´ ru4yan3, adj., pleasing to the eye, hence desirable.
74. ¤J°| ru4yUan4, v.i., (1) (of a sick person) be hospitalized;
75. ¤J°| ru4yUan4, v.i., (2) (Budd.) be committed to a temple at birth.
76. ¤J¤ë ru4yUe4, n., (1) the period of menstruation;
77. ¤J¤ë ru4yUe4, n., (2) (LL) another name for the menses.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81.81 £©£¹£¶£½ cong2 . [Var. of ±q 91B.83]

¡¼ Num. Index: 81.81 £¤£¹£¶£¿ zhong4 . [Abbr. of ²³ 91.02]

ÜÂ Num. Index: 81.81 £¢£¸£³ qian1 .

Adj. & adv. Unanimous, together (of a large group of persons): ÜÂ¿Ñ together plan to;
ÜÂÄ³ all discuss together;
ÜÂ¦P¦p¤@ it was unanimously agreed, there was not a dissenting voice.

Words 1. ÜÂ¤Ð qian2ren2, n., (AC) a despicable (mean) person (opp. §g¤l a gentleman, a man of culture).
2. ÜÂ¨Æ qian1shi4, n., formerly, title of lower-class secretary in government office.

³~ Num. Index: 81.83 £y£¹£½ tu2 .

N. Journey;
road, path: ¸ô³~ journey;
³~¤¤,³~¦¸ (meet, etc.) on the way;
ªu³~ along the road, during the journey;
®È³~ travel (abroad);
Âk³~ return journey;
¥K³~¡A«Æ³~ official career;
«e³~ prospect;
«e³~»·¤j (´ù¯í) great (dim) prospect, (of person) great career ahead;
¦Ñ°¨ÃÑ³~ knowkedge of a vetean;
ªø³~¶[¯A long and arduous journey;
¥b³~¦Ó¼o abandon (project) midway.

Words 1. ³~®| tu2jing4, n., path.
2. ³~¸ô tu2lu4, n., (rare)¡×¸ô³~ journey, path.

¹O Num. Index: 81.83 £º£½ yU2 . [Usu. printed¹O]

V.t. To pass, exceed (time limit), pass over ¹O«®¡A¹OÀð climb over wall;
¹O¯x¡Asee ëÆ¯x 40B.00.

Prep. Over: ¹O¤ë¡A¹O¦~ over a month, a year.

Words 1. ¹O´Á yU2chi2, phr., past time limit, overdue.
2. ¹OÃB yU2e4, phr., exeed allotted number.
3. ¹O¤À yU2fen4, adj., beyond what is due: ¹O¤Àªºn¨D exorbitant demands.
4. ¹O¹L yU2guo4, v.i., pass over, exceed.
5. ¹O«í yU2heng2, adv., more than usual (kindness, etc.).
6. ¹O yU2xian4, phr., exceed the limit or quota.
7. ¹O¶V yU2yUe4, v.t., to exceed, go beyond: ¹O¶VÅv exceed one's powers;
8. ¹O¶V yU2yUe4, ¹O¶V´M±` go beyond the usual (courtesy, etc.)

¡¼ Num. Index: 81.93 £º£½ yU2 . [Printed form of «\ 81.00]

ñW Num. Index: 81A.00-1 £t£¬£½ bo2 .

N. (1) (AC) large bell.
(2) (AC) small hoe.

Å± Num. Index: 81A.00-1 £¤£¹£¿ zhu4 .

V.t. To cast metals: Å±³y cast (bell, statues);
Å±¿ú¡AÅ±¹ô to mint coins;
Å±¦r¼Ò to cast type;
matrix from which lead type is cast;
³³Å±¤H¤~ to mold character;
Å±¦¨¡AÅ±´N cast into;
Å±¦¨¤j¿ù make a permanent mistake, to make grave mistake;
Å±¤sµN®ü mining and making salt by distilling sea water.

Words 1. Å±¼Ò zhu4mo2, n., mold for casting, matrix.
2. Å±ÅK zhu4tie3, n., cast iron;
3. Å±ÅK zhu4tie3, n., pig iron.

ÀB Num. Index: 81A.00-1 £¢£¸£½ chi2 .

N. (AC) (1) a kind of cooking pot.
(2) A kind of drill or chisel.

ùR Num. Index: 81A.00-2 £t£¬£½ bo2 . [Interch. ñW]

Ãò Num. Index: 81A.00-2 £¢£¸£µ qiang1 .

Adj. Descriptive of jangling, jingling sound (of jade, etc.).

°x Num. Index: 81A.00-2 £¤£± zhao1 .

V.i. & t. (1) to cut out (flesh).
(2) To strive.

ÔB Num. Index: 81A.00-3 £{£¸£±£¾ liao3 .

N. (Chem.) ruthenium.

°v Num. Index: 81A.00-3 £x£¸£¶ ding1 (*£x£¸£¶£¿ ding4 ).

N. (ding1zi0) A nail: ÅK°v iron nail;
¹Ïµe°v thumbtack;
Á³µ·°v screw;
Á³±Û°v bolt;
Áç°v rivet;
¤j¤è°v spike;
²´¤¤°v (fig.) thorn on one's side, person hated.

V.t. (1) Follow, trail, pursue closely and persistently: ¦º°v¦í¥L follow person closely (like private detective); watch one particular opponent (as in basketball);
question exhaustively: °v°Ý.
(2) (*ding4) To nail down, put nail in: °v°v¤l *ding4ding1zi0, drive nail;
°v°¨´x nail horseshoe;
°v¶s¤l sew button on;
°v¦º nail fast;
°v¼A¤F *ding4pi1le, cause a split while nailing, cross-question into silence.

Words 1. °v¯j ding1jU1, n., boil, see Ëo ½H 61A.00.
2. °v§|¨à ding1keng1er0, adv., steadily. §A°v§|¨à¬Ý§Ú§@¤°»ò why do you stare at me?
3. °v¾c ding1xie2, n., spiked shoes.
4. °v¤l ding1zi0, n., nail;
5. °v¤l ding1zi0, n., ¸I°v¤l get a rebuff, usu. at the hand of superior.

à³ Num. Index: 81A.00-3 £}£ ke1 .

N. (Chem.) niobium (also translit. à·) (formerly called columbium).

ëè Num. Index: 81A.00-3 £«£¿ a4 .

N. (Chem.) actinium.

äx Num. Index: 81A.00-3 £££¸£¶£½ xing2 .

N. (AC) an anc. bronze tripod with two ears for holding soup.

îÔ Num. Index: 81A.00-4 £¤£«£½ zha2 .

N. A sickle for cutting grass or hay.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.00-4 £x££½ de2 .

N. (Chem.) technetium (also translit. ñX).

ëê Num. Index: 81A.00-5 £v£´£½ men2 .

N. (Chem.) mendelevium.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.00-5 £}£¯ kai1 .

N. (Chem.) californium.

üÎ Num. Index: 81A.00-5 £¡£¸£³£¾ jian3 (*£¡£¸£³£¿ jian4 ).

N. (1) A kind of anc. weapon.
(2) (*jian4) Iron protection for wheel axle.

ùS Num. Index: 81A.00-5 £{£³£½ lan2 .

N. (Chem.) lanthanum.

ôë Num. Index: 81A.00-8 £¨£¹£´ zun1 .

N. The cone-shaped bronze buttend of a spear.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.00-8 £z£«£½ na2 .

N. (Chim.) neptunium (also translit. ëå).

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.00-8 £y£² tou1 . [Usu. printed ¡¼]

N. (AC) copper (modn. ¶À»É).

¿þ Num. Index: 81A.00-9 £¤£¶ zheng1 .

Adj. Tinkling,ding-dong (metallic noise): ¿þók¡A¿þ¡¼ (LL) ditto.

Words 1. ¿þ¿þ zheng1zheng1, n. & adj., fine timber;
2. ¿þ¿þ zheng1zheng1, n. & adj., ¿þ¿þÂQ make a clear metallic sound;
3. ¿þ¿þ zheng1zheng1, n. & adj., ÅK¤¤¿þ¿þ (±e¤¤Ë³Ë³) outstanding person among mediocrity.

»Ë Num. Index: 81A.01-1 £¤£¹ zhu1 .

N. An anc. weight measure, now one-forty-eighth of an ounce;
(fig.) a minuscule, diminutive amount: ÀE»Ë¥²¸û fight over the smallest trifles;
»Ë¨â¬ÛºÙ exactly equal;
»Ë¿n¤o²Ö let small amounts accumulate.

Áå Num. Index: 81A.01-1 £{£¸£³£¿ lian4 . [Cf. ½musu. interch. in sense of ¡§practice¡¨and ·Ò ¡§harden by fire¡¨]

N. Chain (var. Ãì 81A.83): ¿öÁå watch chain;
²äÁå necklace;
ÅKÁå iron chain;
ª÷Áå gold chain;
©ÔÁå zipper.

V.i. & t. To work metal by fire: Áå¿û make steel from iron;
Áåª÷³N (Taoist) alchemy, transmutation of gold;
Áë·Ò, ¿iÁå build up character through hardships;
Áå¥Û¸É¤Ñ (myth.) the goddess ¤k´E melted a rock to mend sky after it was cracked during a battle, (fig.) have supernatural power to remedy situation.

Adj. Refined, matured, treated (see ·Ò91D.01).

Words 1. Áå¥y lian4jU4, phr., shape a sentence with carful choice of words.
2. Áå¦r lian4zi4, phr., to practice calligraphy.

ëä Num. Index: 81A.01-1 £{£¯£½ lai2 .

N. (Chem.) rhenium.

ëå Num. Index: 81A.01-1 £z£¯£¿ nai4 .

N. (Chem.) neptunium.

ôï Num. Index: 81A.01-1 £{£¸£±£½ liao2 (£{£¸£±£¿ liao4 ).

N. (1) Shackles: ¤â¾R¸}ôï handcuffs and shackles.
(2) Fine silver.
(3) Oven with opening.

Ãð Num. Index: 81A.01-3 £t£¸£± biao1 .

N. (1) Spearhead, short piece of iron thrown at enemy by hand, also called ¸Ãð.
(2) In comb. «OÃð bodyguard.

Words 1. ÃðÂò¡]ºj¡^ biao1qiang1, n., javelin, spear.
2. Ãð§½ biao1jU2, n., professional firm furnishing armed escort.
3. Ãð«È biao1ke4, n., armed escort, bodyguard (professional), (also wr. Åß).

ëé Num. Index: 81A.01-4 £}££¿ ke4 .

N. (1) Silver or gold ingot.
(2) ëé¤l ke4zi0, (Chin. opera) acrobatic jump landing on back.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.01-6 £¥£«£¾ cha3 .

N. Coll. name for cymbals.

Âì Num. Index: 81A.01-9 £z£¸£®£¿ nie4 .

N. (Chem.) nickel.

Åà Num. Index: 81A.01-9 £¦£¹£¬£¿ shou4 .

V.t. (1) To melt: Åà¥Û¬yª÷ intense heat enough to melt stone and metals;
to melt away, erode.
(2) Interch. Ã{ to shine, 91D.01.

¿ö Num. Index: 81A.02-1 £t£¸£±£¾ biao3 . [Cf. ªí 10.02]

N. (Pop. of ªí) watch: ¶]¿ö stop watch;
¤â¿ö wrist watch;
ÄÁ¿ö clock (oft. wr. ªí).

ö_ Num. Index: 81A.02-2 £¡£º£¿ jU4 .

N. An anc. bell-shaped musical instrument.

ö` Num. Index: 81A.02-4 £~£¹£³£½ huan2 .

N. A metal ring.

»È Num. Index: 81A.02-5 £¸£´£½ yin2 .

N. (Chem.) silver;
money: »È¤l¡A»È¨â yin2zi0, yin2liang3¡õ;
»È¥»¦ì silver standard of currency;
»ÈªM silver cup.

Adj. Silver or powdery grey color: referring to the Milky Way: »Èªe¡A»Èº~ yin2he2, yin2han4¡õ;
referring to the moon: »ÈüÆ¡A»È¨ß yin2gou1, yin2tu3¡õ;
referring to color: »È¦Ç¡A»È¬õ yin2hui1, yin2hong2¡õ.

Words 1. »È¹ô yin2bi4, n., silver coins or currency.
2. »È¿ú yin2qian2, n., money in gen.
3. »ÈÀT yin2qiao4, n., a wooden box for silver ingots.
4. »È¿õ¡]¨à¡^ yin2ding4(er0), n., silver ingots.
5. »È¦Õ yin2er3, n., ¡§silver mush-room,¡¨a colorless tree fungus--a delicacy.
6. »È¯» yin2fen3, n., silver powder;
7. »È¯» yin2fen3, n., adj., lightish grey.
8. »È³ª yin2gang1, n.,(poet.) a lamp.
9. »È®Ú yin2gen1, n., the money market (is tight, etc.).
10. »ÈüÆ yin2gou1, phr., (LL) the crescent moon (¡§silver hook¡¨).
11. »ÈÂd yin2gui4, n., a safe (for money).
12. »È®ü yin2hai3, n., the movie world (from »È¹õ yin2mu4¡õ).
13. »Èº~ yin2han4, n., the Milky Way.
14. »È¦æ yin2hang2, n., a bank;
15. »È¦æ yin2hang2, n., »È¦æµ²³æ bank statement;
16. »È¦æ yin2hang2, n., »È¦æ´£¦s·Ç³Æ bank reserve.
17. »È¸¹ yin2hao4, n., formerly, a money shop, exchange shop.
18. »Èªe yin2he2, n., the Milky Way;
19. »Èªe yin2he2, n., see also yin2han4¡ô.
20. »Èªá yin2hua1, n., (1) icicles;
21. »Èªá yin2hua1, n., (2) snow flakes;
22. »Èªá yin2hua1, n., (3) the honeysuckle.
23. »È¶À yin2huang2¹, phr., (1) (LL) silver and gold;
24. »È¶À yin2huang2¹, phr., (2) (AC) gold or silver official seal.
25. »ÈæC yin2huang2², n., (LL) the Milky Way.
26. »È¦Ç yin2hui1, adj., silver grey in color.
27. »È±B yin2hun1, n., silver wedding anniversary.
28. »È¬õ yin2hong2, adj., pale rose color.
29. »È¥Ò yin2jia3, n., silver finger cap worn for pulcking stringed instrument.
30. »È¨¤ yin2jiao3, n., silver dime.
31. »È»ù yin2jia4, n., price of silver.
32. »È¦K yin2jiang4 (yin2jiang0), n., a silversmith.
33. »È²¹ yin2zhu1 (yin2zhu0), n. & adj., cinnabar, mercuric sulfide, used as bright red pigment.
34. »ÈÀë yin2zhu2, n., bright candle.
35. »È¨â yin2liang3, n., silver as currency and counted by taels: ¤T¤Q»È¨â thirty taels of silver.
36. »È¼Ó yin2lou2, n., a dealer in silverware.
37. »È¹õ yin2mu4, n., the movie screen.
38. »È²¼ yin2piao4, n., formerly, a money order, with amount stated in taels of silver.
39. »È¦â yin2se4, n., the grade of silver in coins;
40. »È¦â yin2se4, n., »È¦â¥@¬É screen world.
41. »È½u¯ó yin2xian4cao3, n., (bot.) chloranthus japonicus.
42. »È§ö yin2xing4, n., the gingko tree (also called ¥ÕªG, esp. the edible fruit).
43. »È¤ô yin2shui3, n., discount on account of difference of silver content in coins.
44. »È¨ß yin2tu3, phr., (poet.) the moon (with purported image of rabbit on it).
45. »È¤l yin2zi0, n., money, amount (when it was customary to reckon in silver taels rather than dollars): ¤T¤d¨â»È¤l 3000 taels of silver.
46. »È¬v yin2yang2, n., dollar, see also yin2yUan2¡õ.
47. »È¤¸¡]¶ê¡^ yin2yUan2, n., silver dollar.
48. »È³½ yin2yU2, n., the silverfish;
49. »È³½ yin2yU2, n., also formerly, a decoration of official rank.

äv Num. Index: 81A.02-6 £¸£¾ yi3 .

N. (Chem.) iridium.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.02-6 £¯£¿ ai4 .

N. (Chem.) einsteinium (also translit. öi¡AüÈ).

Æ^ Num. Index: 81A.02-6 £££¸£µ xiang1 .

V.t. (1) To inset with (gold, jade), inlay as decoration;
(fig.) caught in predicament: Æ^¦í¤F find oneself in situation difficult to extricate from.
(2) To fill (tooth): Æ^¤ú.
(3) To make a patch on: Æ^¸É xiang1bu3¡õ.
(4) To line with a border: Æ^ºX xiang1chi2¡õ.

Words 1. Æ^Ãä xiang1bian1, v.t., (1) to rim with lace, border, tassels,etc.;
2. Æ^Ãä xiang1bian1, v.t., (2) see ³Ü Ãä¨à 40A.50.
3. Æ^¸É xiang1bu3, v.t., to make a decorative square patch on mandarin gown;
4. Æ^¸É xiang1bu3, n., such embroidered squares.
5. Æ^´O xiang1qian4, v.t., to inset (with jade, pearl, etc.).
6. Æ^ºX xiang1chi2, n., some of the eight Manchu armies, which had colored borders on their banners, as dist. those with solid colors.
7. Æ^¤u xiang1gong1, n., artisan engaged in making insets on jewelry.
8. Æ^¤ú xiang1ya2, n., refilled tooth;
9. Æ^¤ú xiang1ya2, n., v.i., to have a tooth filled.

èc Num. Index: 81A.02-6 £{£µ£½ lang2 .

Words 1. ècÅL lang2dang1, n., (1) chains for prisoners: ècÅL¤Uº» be thrown into prison;
2. ècÅL lang2dang1, n., (2) tinkling of bells.

ñS Num. Index: 81A.02-6 £¡£¸£« jia1 .

N. (Chem.) gallium.

¿ý Num. Index: 81A.02-9 £{£¹£¿ lu4 .

N. (1) Record, selections: µ§¿ý¡A records (of speeches);
°O¿ý¡A¬ö¿ý conference proceedings;
¹ê¿ý record of proceedings, journal of daily doings of emperor;
factual records;
»y¿ý sayings of masters;
¨¥¦æ¿ý sayings and personal stories of eminent men;
¦P¾Ç¿ý register of alumni;
¤H¦W¿ý biographical directory;
list of persons;
¹Å¨¥¿ý famous quotations or sayings.
(2) A surname.

V.t. (1) To record, register: ¬ö¡]°O¡^¿ý record (proceedings, minutes of meeting, confessions at court, etc.);
to make tape recording, see ¿ýµ lu4yin1¡õ;
¿ý¤f¨Ñ to take a statement or testimony in writing.
(2) To copy, make copy: §Û¿ý¡A¿ý°Æ±i make copy;
¿ý¤U¨Ó put down in writing.
(3) To select: ºK¿ý make digest, make selections from (longer work);
¿ý¨ú¡A¿ý¥Î lu4qU3, lu4yong4¡õ.

Words 1. ¿ý¨ú lu4qU3, v.t., to select from candidates, pass examinee, admit student to college.
2. ¿ý¨Æ lu4shi4, n., an office clerk.
3. ¿ý¼v¾÷ lu4ying3ji1, n., video tape recorder.
4. ¿ýµ lu4yin1, v.i., to record voice or sound;
5. ¿ýµ lu4yin1, v.i., ¿ýµ¾÷ voice or tape recorder;
6. ¿ýµ lu4yin1, v.i., ¿ýµ±a recording tape.
7. ¿ý¥Î lu4yong4, v.t., to give post to (selected candidate).

°w Num. Index: 81A.10-1 £¤£´ zhen1 .

N. (1) Needle: °w½u zhen1xian4¡õ;
üZ¡]ªá¡^°w fine needle for embroidery;
µ³½u°w darning or knitting needle;
¤ß¦p°w¤ã feel greatly distressed (¡§like heart pricks¡¨);
°w¾W¬Û¹ï, see °w¾W zhen1feng1¡õ.
(2) A pin, tack, etc.: §O°w a pin;
¤jÀY°w thumbtack;
¿ö°w hour and minute hands of watch;
®É°w¡A¤À°w¡A¬í°w hour, minute and second hands of clock or watch;
Ã¹½L°w compass needle.
(3) Injection: ¥´°w have an injection;
°w¾¯ medicine for injection.
(4) Acupuncture: ª÷°w¡F
°w¯¢¡A°w¨b zhen1bian1, zhen1jiu3¡õ;
°w¬ì zhen1ke1¡õ.

V.t. To prick skin in injection or acupuncture.

Words 1. °w¯¢ zhen1bian1, (1) n., acupuncture;
2. °w¯¢ zhen1bian1, (2) v.t., (fig.) give painful but much needed advice.
3. °w»ó¨à zhen1bie2er0, n., the eye of a needle.
4. °w¨® zhen1che1, n., (sl.) sewing machine.
5. °w¹ï zhen1dueh, v.t., point exactly against (fact, argument).
6. °w¾W zhen1feng1, n., point of needle: °w¾W¬Û¹ï two sides of argument match point by point.
7. °wãT¡]¨à¡^ zhen1gu1(er0), n., thimble (also called ³»°w¨à).
8. °wÀÖ zhen1zhan1, n., ¡§cushion of needles¡¨: ¦p§¤°wÀÖ in uncomfortable position.
9. °w¦y¨à zhen1jia1er0, n., fine or minute point.
10. °w¸} zhen1jiao0, n., length between stitches, or alignment.
11. °wªã zhen1jie4, n., magnet point and minute filings: °wªã¬Û§ë attracted to each other.
12. °w¨b zhen1jiu3, n., acupuncture.
13. °w¡¼ zhen1zhi3, n., fine needlework.
14. °w¬ì zhen1ke1, n., acupuncture as a branch of medicine.
15. °w¸ô zhen1lu4, n., compass course in navigation.
16. °w¨~ zhen1mang2, n., fine or minute point.
17. °w¬â zhen1sha1, n., iron dust from grinding of needle point, used in Chin. medicine (also called ÅK°w¬â).
18. °w½u zhen1xian4, n., (1) needle and thread;
19. °w½u zhen1xian4, n., (fig.) clues or threads in detective work;
20. °w½u zhen1xian4, n., (2) (zhen1xian0) needlework in gen.: °w½u¬¡ needlewoman's work.
21. °w§Î¸ zhen1xing2ye4, n., (bot.) needle-shaped leaves (as in pine needle).
22. °w²´ zhen1yan3, n., (1) eye of a needle;
23. °w²´ zhen1yan3, n., (2) (zhen1yan0) slight swelling of follicle in eyelid.

üÊ Num. Index: 81A.10-1 £t£¬ bo1 . [Pop. ²Ú]

N. (Budd.) monk's alms-bowl.

äz Num. Index: 81A.10-3 £·£¾ er3 .

N. (Chem.) erbium.

Æh Num. Index: 81A.10-3 £z£¸£®£¿ nie4 .

N. (1) (nie4zi0) Tweezers, pincers, forceps.
(2) A hairpin.

V.t. To extract (s.t.) or pick up with pincers, etc.

¾Z Num. Index: 81A.10-4 £~£³£¿ han4 .

V.i. & t. To solder, weld.

Words 1. ¾Z±µ han4jie1, n., soldered joint.
2. ¾ZÃÄ han4yao4, n., solder, flux.

ÅM Num. Index: 81A.10-4 £x£¹£¬£½ duo2 .

N. Big bell: ¤ìÅM bell with wooden clapper, said of Confucius that he was like a clarion call to his times;
hence ¤ìÅM refers to teacher's profession;
ÅM¦w (incorrespondence, LL) greeting for ¡§teacher's health.¡¨

¾N Num. Index: 81A.10-6 £££¸£´ xin1 .

N. (Chem.) zinc: ¾NÄq zinc ores.

Words 1. ¾Nª© xin1ban3, n., zinc plate.
2. ¾N¥Õ xin1bai2, n., (chem.) zinc white, zinc oxide used as white pigment.
3. ¾NµØ xin1hua2, n., (1) ditto;
4. ¾NµØ xin1hua2, n., (2) hydrozincite.

¾W Num. Index: 81A.10-9 £w£¶ feng1 .

N. (1) Sharp point, blade: ¤M¾W¡A¼C¾W sharp point, edge of knife, sword;
µ§¾W point of pen;
cutting power of one's pen;
°w¾W¬Û¹ï the two sides meet squarely on issue in argument.
(2) (Fig.) weapons: ¥æ¾W ¡§cross swords.¡¨
(3) Troops in battle: «e¾W,¥ý¾W (¶¤) spearhead of army;
¶}¸ô¥ý¾W pioneer (in art, etc.), trail blazer.

Adj. Sharp: ¾W¾U¡A¾W§Q feng1rui4, feng1li4¡õ.

Words 1. ¾WÃé feng1di2, n., (spearhead and arrowhead) weapons: ¾WÃé¥æ¥[ in close combat.
2. ¾W§Q feng1li4, adj., sharp.
3. ¾W¨~¡]èl¡^ feng1mang2, n., the fine edge of spear or lance: ¾W¨~¤ÓÅS too trenchant in style, (full of barbs), fail to show restraint;
4. ¾W¨~¡]èl¡^ feng1mang2, n., ¾W¨~²@¾v¤§¨Æ trivial matters.
5. ¾W¤b feng1ren4, n., tip of lance and bayonet, thick of battle.
6. ¾W¾U feng1rui4, n. & adj., attacking power;
7. ¾W¾U feng1rui4, n. & adj., sharp.

ØA Num. Index: 81A.11-1 £y£¹£½ tu2 .

N. (Chem.) thorium.

ùu Num. Index: 81A.11-2 £|£¹£³£¿ guan4 .

N. A jar.

¾V Num. Index: 81A.11-2 £©£¹£¬£¿ cuo4 .

N. A carpenter's file: ¾V¤M.

V.t. To file even (also u.f. ®À 10A.11).

Ãí Num. Index: 81A.11-2 £y£µ tang1 .

N. ÃíÃí noise of drums, other loud noises.

à± Num. Index: 81A.11-3 £º£¿ yU4 .

N. Hard gold.

Ær Num. Index: 81A.11-4 £{£¹£¬£½ luo2 .

N. A gong: Ær¹ª gong and drum;
»ïÆr strike the gong.

¾Y Num. Index: 81A.11-4 £{£¸£¾ li3 .

N. (Chem.) lithium, the lightest known metal.

Ãô Num. Index: 81A.11-5 £}£¶ keng1 .

Words 1. ÃôÃò keng1chang1, n. & adj., jangling of metal or jade instruments.

Ãê Num. Index: 81A.11-6 £¥£³£¾ chan3 .

N. (chan3zi0, er0) A shovel, trowel.

V.t. (Interch. ¶Ð 60S.00) to pare down.

ÄÁ Num. Index: 81A.11-6 £¤£¹£¶ zhong1 . [Dist. Áé]

N. (1) (zhong1er0) A bell: ÄÁ¼Ó bell tower;
¥´ÄÁ¡AºVÄÁ strike bell;
±áÄÁ¼Ç¹ª matin bells and vesper drums.
(2) A clock: ®ÉÄÁ clock;
¦Û»ïÄÁ formerly, clock;
¹qÄÁ electric clock;
ÄÁªí clocks and watches;
ÄÁªí¦æ clock shop;
¾xÄÁ alarm clock;
±¾ÄÁ wall clock.

Words 1. ÄÁÂ\ zhong1bai3, n., clock pendulum.
2. ÄÁÂI¡]¨à¡^ zhong1dian3 (zhong1diaaer0), n., hour, time of the day.
3. ÄÁ¹© zhong1ding3, n., (the study of) bronze inscriptions on early bells and tripods: ÄÁ¹©¤å bronze script, roughly of Shang and Jou Dyns.
4. ÄÁ¨Å zhong1ru3, n., (¥ÛÄÁ¨Å¡^stalactites and stalagmites.
5. ÄÁÀY zhong1tou0, n., hour: ´XÓÄÁÀY how many hours?

»Í Num. Index: 81A.11-8 £¢£º£³£½ qUan2 .

V.t. (1) To weigh.
(2) To select officials by certain standards: »Í¾Ü¡A»Í¨ú select (officials) by qualifications;
¦Ò»Í to examine officials'work or knowledge.

Words 1. »Í¿Å qUan2heng2, v.t., to measure, compare and select talents for government.
2. »Í¿ï qUan2xUan3, v.t., to grade qualifications and select officials.
3. »Íûx qUan2xU4, v.t., ditto;
4. »Íûx qUan2xU4, qualification and appointment (placement);
5. »Íûx qUan2xU4, »Íûx³¡ ministry of personnel.

Áé Num. Index: 81A.11-9 £¤£¹£¶ zhong1 . [Dist. ÄÁ]

N. (1) (AC) u.f. ÄÁ 81A.11.
(2) An anc. measure (of grain) defined as 64 ¤æ (dou3).
(3) A wine goblet.
(4) A surname.

V.i. & t. (1) To love, cherish: Áé·R¡AÁé±¡ zhong1ai4, zhong1qing2¡õ.
(2) To impregnate with: Áé¤Ñ¦aÆF®ð impregnated with the fine spirits of the universe-resulting in producing of talents or beauties.
(3) (AC) to gather: ±¡¤§©ÒÁé when the love is concentrated on one person.

Words 1. Áé·R zhong1ai4, v.i., fail in love with (girl): Áé·R©ó¦o.
2. Áé±¡ zhong1qing2, v.i., fall in love: ¤@¨£ÄÁ±¡ love at first sight.
3. ÁéØP zhong1kui2, n., (pop. myth.) person reputed for subjugating demons.

Áè Num. Index: 81A.11-9 £¥£¹£°£½ chui2 .

N. (1) A metal ball with a chain, used as weapon: »ÉÁé¡AÅKÁè copper, iron ball.
(2) The weight on a steelyard.

V.t. To hammer into shape: ¤dÁè¦ÊÁå (ÁèÁå) form (iron utensil, poem, human character) by persistent knocking into shape.

À@ Num. Index: 81A.11-9 £¤£¹£° zhui1 .

N. (zhui1zi0) An awl, a drill: À@³BÅn¤¤ (allu.) real talent will be discovered (like awl's point which must show through pocket);
À@¤M¡AÀ@¦y (AC) small trifles;
À@ªÑ (allu.) scholar stabbed his own leg with an awl-point to keep himself from falling asleep while studying.

îÚ Num. Index: 81A.11-9 £~£¹£µ£½ huang2 .

N. An anc. weapon.

Adj. îÚîÚÜÜ (AC) sound of drums and bells.

ëæ Num. Index: 81A.20-1 £t£´ ben1 .

N. (ben1zi0) Short axe.

Words 1. ëæ±o¨à¤ì ben1de1er0mu4, n., wood pecker=°Ö¤ì³¾.

èl Num. Index: 81A.21-2 £v£µ£½ mang2 .

N. Edge of weapon (common form ¨~).

¹d Num. Index: 81A.21-5 £¡£º£¿ jU4 .

N. (1) Iron, steel.

N. (2) A hook.

Adj. (Interch. ¥¨ 51.21) great: ¹d¤½ jU4gong1, ¹d¤l jU4zi3¡õ.

Adv. (U.f. ÛÖ60A.21) how.

Words 1. ¹d¤½ jU4gong1, n., (1) (AC) His Imperial Highness, the king;
2. ¹d¤½ jU4gong1, n., (2) a person of great authority, a leading personality.
3. ¹d¤l jU4zi3, n., (1) an expert, a specialist;
4. ¹d¤l jU4zi3, n., (2) a leader of ¾¥¤l Motse school.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.21-5 £u£¬£¾ po3 .

N. (Chem.) promethium.

îÐ Num. Index: 81A.21-9 £¥£«£½ cha2 .

N. (1) A shovel.
(2) (Tailoring) a large pin for pinning border lines.

¹Z Num. Index: 81A.22-1 £t£¹£¿ bu4 .

N. (Chem.) plutonium.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.22-2 £¤£¹£¶ zhong1 . [Abbr. of ÄÁ81A.11]

°z Num. Index: 81A.22-2 £u£¹£½ pu2 .

N. (Chem.) polonium.

àÇ Num. Index: 81A.22-2 £}£«£¾ ka3 .

N. (Chem.) californium.

³© Num. Index: 81A.22-2 £¥£¹£³£¿ chuan4 .

N. Bracelet: ª÷³© gold bracelet.

ÄÃ Num. Index: 81A.22-2 £££¸£²£¿ xiu4 . [Var. üÌ]

N. Rust: ¥ÍÄÃ to rust;
¤£ÄÃ¿û stainless steel.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.22-3 £t£¹£¿ bu4 .

N. (Chem.) plutonium (also translit. ¹Z).

¹[ Num. Index: 81A.22-4 £¡£¸£«£¾ jia3 .

N. (Chem.) potassium.

ÅI Num. Index: 81A.22-6 £{£¸£³£½ lian2 .

N. Sickle: ñT¤M ditto.

îà Num. Index: 81A.22-6 £x£¸£¿ di4 ¡]âë¡^.

N. (Chem.) tellurium ¡]âë¡^.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.22-6 £¦£¿ shi4 .

N. (Chem.) cerium.

¾O Num. Index: 81A.22-8 £y£¸£¿ ti4 .

N. (Chem.) antimony.

Ül Num. Index: 81A.22-9 £¸£´£½ yin2 .

N. (AC) hollow or concave surface, opp. Áî a protrusion.

ÀA Num. Index: 81A.22-9 £¡£¸£´£¾ jin3 .

N. Tapestry, embroidered work: Â´ÀA brocade;
ÀAÁë figured satin;
ÀAÂ¸ jin3xiu4¡õ;
ÀA²° gilded box (casket);
ÀAÅn§®p a secret master plan;
ÀA¤W²Kªá be blessed with a double portion of good fortune, winning honors (successes) one after another in quick succession;
ÀA³T¡AÀAÓÚ¡]³Q¡^embroidered robe, coverlet;
ÀA±a jin3dai4¡õ.

Adj. Elegant, splendid, magnificent: ÀA¦ç¥É¹ live an extravagant life (¡§elegantly dressed and feasting on delicacies¡¨);
¦çÀAÁÙ¶m glorious homecoming after having won high honors and social recognition;
ÀA¤ßÂ¸¤f (of literary style) elegant and refined.

Words 1. ÀA¼Ð jin3biao1, n., championship, a trophy awarded a winner.
2. ÀA±a jin3dai4, n., an embroidered sash.
3. ÀAÂû jin3ji1, n., (zoo.) a species of pheasant, phasianus pictus.
4. ÀA¸ª jin3kui2, n., (bot.) the Chinese mallow, malva sylvestris.
5. ÀAÄÃ jin3xiu4, n. & adj., (1) n., rich brocade;
6. ÀAÄÃ jin3xiu4, n. & adj., (2) adj., beautiful, colorful, elegant: ÀAÂ¸ªe¤s beautiful landscape (¡§like brocade¡¨).

ÆD Num. Index: 81A.30-2 £{£¹£½ lu2 . [Var. Äl]

ñZ Num. Index: 81A.30-2 £}£¯£¾ kai3 .

N. Armor: ºñZ helmet;
ÅKñZ coat of mail.

Words 1. ñZ¥M kai3zhang4, n., armor and weapons.
2. ñZ¥Ò kairjia3, n., armor in gen.

à² Num. Index: 81A.30-3 £¤£¶ zheng1 .

N. (AC) military gong used on march: à²¹ª gong and drum as signals for army's movement, forward or stop.

¿ø Num. Index: 81A.30-3 £v£¶£¾ meng3 .

N. (Chem.) manganese: ¿ø¤§´å¤l ions of manganese.

Words 1. ¿ø¿û meng3gang1, n., manganese steel.
2. ¿ø»Ä¹[ meng3suan1jia3, n., (chem.) potassium manganate;
3. ¿ø»Ä¹[ meng3suan1jia3, n., ¿ø»Ä´å¤l manganate ion.

ôñ Num. Index: 81A.30-3 £x£¶£¿ deng4 .

N. Stirrup.

àº Num. Index: 81A.30-4 £x£³£¿ dan4 .

N. (Chem.) tantalum.

à¼ Num. Index: 81A.30-4 £¥£¹£½ chu2 . [Interch. ¾S81A.50]

¶s Num. Index: 81A.30-5 £z£¸£²£¾ niu3 .

N. (1) Button on a dress (interch. ¯Ã93B.30): ¶s¦© button and buttonhole;
¶s¤l button.
(2) A surname.

Words 1. ¶s¦© niu3kou4, n., button.
2. ¶s¤l niu3zi0, n., ditto.

Å² Num. Index: 81A.30-5 £¡£¸£³£¿ jian4 . [Var. Å³51.30]

N. (1) A looking glass, a mirror.
(2) An example, a precept: Å²§Ù jian4jie4¡õ;
®ïÅ²¡]¤£»·¡^past examples serving as a warning to later generations (are not far to seek);
«e¨®¤§Å² take warning from s.o. else's failure.
(3) History as a mirror of past events: ¡§³qÅ²,¡¨ ¡§ºõÅ²¡¨ ¡§A General History,¡¨ ¡§An Outline History¡¨;
¦~Å² a yearbook.

V.t. (1) To reflect or mirror: ¥ú¥iÅ²¤H (of flat surface) so shining and bright that it can serve as a looking glass.
(2) Scrutinize, examine, inspect: Å²§O jian4bie2, Å²¹î jian4cha2, Å²½à jian4shang3, Å²®Ö jian4he2, Å²©w jian4ding4¡õ;
(interch. Å³¡^as in »OÅ³¡A©úÅ³¡A³ÔÅ³¡A¤jÅ³¡A´fÅ³ (in letters to friends) polite expressions used in the salutation.

Words 1. Å²§O jian4bie2, v.t., appraise, evaluate, pass judgement on.
2. Å²¹î jian4cha2, v.t., inspect, examine.
3. Å²©w jian4ding4, v.t., expertize, appraise by experts;
4. Å²©w jian4ding4, v.t., authenticate.
5. Å²®Ö jian1he2, v.t., scrutinize, consider, look into.
6. Å²§Ù jian4jie4, n., a past example of failure serving as warning.
7. Å²½à jian4shang3, v.t., (of literary or artistic works) enjoy, appreciate as connoisseur.

Âï Num. Index: 81A.30-8 £¸£¿ yi4 .

N. Anc. measure of gold, 20 or 24 ounces.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.32-4 £{£¹£¬£½ luo2 . [Abbr. of Ær 81A.11]

¶x Num. Index: 81A.32-8 £¢£¸£³£½ qian2 .

N. & v.i. (AC) official seal, to stamp.

Words 1. ¶x³¹ qian2zhang1, n., official stamp.
2. ¶xÁä qian2jian4, n., (¡×ÃöÁä¡^critical turning point.
3. ¶x°O qian2ji4, n., official stamp;
4. ¶x°O qian2ji4, n., v.i., to stamp document with official seal.
5. ¶x¦L qian2yin4, n., ditto.

¹W Num. Index: 81A.40-1 £|£¹ gu1 .

N. (Chem.) cobalt.

èp Num. Index: 81A.40-1 £|£±£¿ gao4 .

N. (Chem.) zirconium.

ñX Num. Index: 81A.40-2 £y£«£¾ ta3 .

N. (Chem.) technetium (also translit. ¡¼).

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.40-2 £§£¹£¬£¿ ruo4 .

N. (Chem.) nobelium.

³§ Num. Index: 81A.40-4 £}£²£¿ kou4 .

N. (kou4zi0, kou4er0) Button, knot, buckle;
see ¦© 10A.40.

¾T Num. Index: 81A.40-4 £{£º£¾ lU3 .

N. (Chem.) aluminium.

¹] Num. Index: 81A.40-4 £¢£¸£³ qian1 .

N. (Chem.) lead: ¹]²\ a torrent of tears, tears flowing like molten lead;
a more plausible explanation, tears mixed with make-up, see ¹]¥Õ qian1bo2 (white) and ¹]ÂL qian1dai4 (black)¡õ.

Words 1. ¹]ª©¡]ªO¡^ qian1ban3, n., (1) lead sheet;
2. ¹]ª©¡]ªO¡^ qian1ban3, n., (2) type plate used in printing.
3. ¹]µ§ qian1bi3, n., (1) pencil;
4. ¹]µ§ qian1bi3, n., (2) lead used for writing in anc. China, see qian1huang2, qian1qian4¡õ.
5. ¹]¬Á¼þ qian1bo1li0, n., flint glass.
6. ¹]¥Õ qian1bo2, n., (chem.) white lead.
7. ¹]åÞ qian1qian4, n., set-up for wood block printing (¹] used in writing; åÞ a block to be cut).
8. ¹]²y qian1qiu2, n., (athletics) the metal cast ball used in shotput.
9. ¹]««½u qian1chui2xian4, n., (nautical) lead line, a sounding line.
10. ¹]ÂL qian1dai4, n., cosmetics ingen., facial make-up (like eyepencil)
11. ¹]¤¦ qian1dan1, n., (1) lead oxide as coloring material;
12. ¹]¤¦ qian1dan1, n., (2) mercuric oxide used as pigment and in cosmetics.
13. ¹]¤M qian1dao1, n., a dull knife.
14. ¹]¶w qian1dun4, adj., dull (like a blunted knife).
15. ¹]¯» qian1fen3, n., lead powder used in cosmetics.
16. ¹]¨E qian1gong3, n., lead and mercury (used in anc. alchemy).
17. ¹]µØ qian1hua2, n., see qian1fen3¡ô.
18. ¹]¶À qian1huang2, n., work of editing, correcting and blotting out passages (¹] used in marking lines, and »Û¶À or yellow ochre used for blotting out).
19. ¹]Äq qian1kuang4, n., lead ores.
20. ¹]¾q qian1nu2, phr., (LL from ¹]¤M¾q°¨) inferior talent, see qian1dao1¡ô.
21. ¹]¯À qian1su4, n., (LL) pen and paper (¯À=white paper).
22. ¹]µ· qian1si1, n., zinc-covered wire.
23. ¹]±ø qian1tiao2, n., (1) thin strip of graphite in pencils;
24. ¹]±ø qian1tiao2, n., (2) printer's lead or lead strips;
25. ¹]±ø qian1tiao2, n., (3) lead wire.
26. ¹]ÅK qian1tie3, n., (1) zincplated iron;
27. ¹]ÅK qian1tie3, n., (2) lead or lead alloy.
28. ¹]¤l¨à qian1tzeeer0, n., bullets.
29. ¹]¦r qian1zi4, n., lead type, printing type.
30. ¹]¦L qian1yin4, n., printing from lead type.

¿÷ Num. Index: 81A.40-5 £¡£º£¿ jU4 (*£¡£º jU1 ).

N. A saw: ¤M¿÷ anc. instruments of punishment for cutting and maiming;
¿û¿÷ a steel saw;
¿ûµ·¿÷ a coping saw;
©Ô¿÷¾Ô a seesaw battle.

V.t. (1) To cut with a saw: ¿÷Â_ to saw asunder;
¿÷¶} to saw in two.
(*jU1) Mend (crockery).

Words 1. ¿÷§è jU4che3, (1) v.i., be irresolute, waver, vacillate;
2. ¿÷§è jU4che3, (2) v.t., to cut with a blunt knife.
3. ¿÷¾¦ jU4chi3, n., the teeth of a saw.
4. ¿÷¤l *jU1zi0, n., a saw.
5. ¿÷¸J¨àªº *jU1wa3er0de0, n., a pedlar who mends crockery.

Âè Num. Index: 81A.40-6 £§£¹£¶£½ rong2 . [Var. º²]

N. A mold for casting: ¤W¤§¤Æ¤U¡A¤U¤§±q¤W¡AµSª÷¤§¦bÂè the relationship between the ruler and the ruled is like the shaping of molten ore in a mold.

V.t. Smelt, fuse (largely interch. ·»): Âè§M melt (ore);
Âè¾P ditto;
Âè¤Æ rong2hua4¡õ;
Âè¸Ñ rong2jie3¡õ.

Words 1. ÂèÂI rong2dian3, n., (phys.) the melting point (also Âè¿Ä«×).
2. Âè«× rong2du4, n., ditto.
3. Âè¤Æ rong2hua4, v.i. & t., melt, fuse, (cause to) become liquid through heating.
4. Âè¸Ñ rong2jie3, v.i. & t., ditto.
5. Âè¾¯ rong2ji4, n., melting agent.
6. Âèª÷Áç rong2jin1guo1, n., a crucible, a melting pot (also ©X³ú).
7. Âè¿Ä rong2rong2, v.i. & t., ¡×Âè¸Ñ rong2jie3¡ô.
8. Âè©¥ rong2yan2, n., (geol.) lava when solidified into rocks.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.40-6 £t£°£¾ bei3 .

N. (Chem.) berkelium (also translit. ¡¼).

ä¦ Num. Index: 81A.40-8 £~££½ he2 .

N. (Chem.) hafnium.

Âò Num. Index: 81A.40-8 £¢£¸£µ qiang1 .

N. Small arms, gun, pistol (interch. ºj): ¤âºj pistol;
¤ò·æÂò Mauser rifle or pistol;
¾÷Ãöºj machine gun;
³¾Âò fowling piece, shotgun;
¨BÂò rifle;
¼Q¤õÂò flame thrower;
«H¸¹Âò gun signal, signal gun.

Words 1. Âò¹v qiang1ba3¹, n., shooting range.
2. Âò§â qiang1ba3², n., stock of gun.
3. Âò¼u qiang1dan4, n., bullet.
4. Âò±ì¡]¨à¡^ qiang1gan3 (qiang1ga3er0), n., (1) gun barrel;
5. Âò±ì¡]¨à¡^ qiang1gan3 (qiang1ga3er0), n., (2) gen. term for rifle (cf. µ§±ìwriting brush, the pen).
6. Âò¤f qiang1kou3, n., gun muzzle.
7. Âòºh¼u qiang1liu2dan4, n., grenade fired from rifle.
8. Âò¨ qiang1shen1, n., gun barrel.
9. Âò¤â qiang1shou3, n., gunman;
10. Âò¤â qiang1shou3, n., substitute writer (exam.).
11. Âò½£ qiang1tang2, n., gun barrel.
12. Âò¨ë qiang1ci4, n., rifle and bayonet;
13. Âò¨ë qiang1ci4, n., bayonet.
14. Âò¦« qiang1tuo1, n., gun stock.
15. Âòµ© qiang1tong3, n., gun barrel.
16. Âò¤l¡]¨à¡^ qiang1zi3 (qiang1tzeeer0), n., bullet.
17. Âò²´ qiang1yan3, n., (1) gun hole (for firing, or made by bullet);
18. Âò²´ qiang1yan3, n., (2) gun muzzle.

äy Num. Index: 81A.40-9 £££¸£³ xian1 .

N. (AC) (1) a shovel.
(2) a harpoon, forked spear for hunting big fish or turtle.

Adj. Sharp, cutting: äy§Q ditto.

»Ê Num. Index: 81A.40-9 £v£¸£¶£½ ming2 .

N. (1) Inscription, usu. on stone.
(2) A form of composition, a memorial piece: ¹Ó»x»Ê biographical sketch of the dead, on back of memorial tablet;
®y¥k»Ê inscribed or written maxim (as constant desk reminder).

V.t. To inscribe;
to inscribe indelibly, keep in the heart: »Ê·P (¤£§Ñ) remember with gratitude always;
¨è°©»Ê¤ß¡A»Ê¦ÙÃó°© (fig.) shall always remember in heart, as if inscribed on one's bones.

Words 1. »Ê°O ming2ji4, v.i. & t., to be engraved in one's heart, deeply impressed.
2. »Ê±Ü ming2jing1, n., banners displayed on funeral procession.

»Ì Num. Index: 81A.40-9 £|££¿ ge4 .

N. (Chem.) chromium.

ä§ Num. Index: 81A.40-9 £§£¹£½ ru2 .

N. (Chem.) rubidium.

ëã Num. Index: 81A.41-1 £¤££¾ zhe3 .

N. (Chem.) germanium.

Áã Num. Index: 81A.41-2 £v£±£½ mao2 .

N. Anchor: ¤UÁã¡A©ßÁã cast anchor;
also (fig.) break down on the way (of cars).

¹X Num. Index: 81A.41-2 £¢£¸£³£½ qian2 . [Anc. var. ºã 92A.21]

N. (1) (qian2zi0) Pincers, pliers: ¦Ñªê¹X wrench, wire cutters;
ÃÄ¹X pincers for picking medical herbs;
cf. ºã 92A.41.
(2) An anc. iron collar used on prisoners;
¹X®{ such prisoner.
(3) A surname.

V.t. To compress or hold closed by force;
see compp.¡õ.

Words 1. ¹X§Ò qian2ji4, v.t., (AC) be jealous and hostile.
2. ¹X¾¶ qian2jin4, v.i., to shut up (mouth).
3. ¹X¨î qian2zhi4, v.t., to suppress (movement, action).
4. ¹X¤f qian2kou3, v.i., to shut up, refrain from airing opinions (also wr. ºã).
5. ¹X¤l qian2zi0, n., (1) pincers;
6. ¹X¤l qian2zi0, n., (2) (Peking coll.) earrings.

¿ù Num. Index: 81A.41-2 £©£¹£¬£¿ cuo4 .

N. (1) (AC) grinding stone.
(2) A mistake: ¬O§Úªº¿ù the mistake is mine;
»{¿ù admit mistake;
§ï¿ù correct mistake;
®t¿ù a mistake, error.
(3) A delicacy: ¬Ã±¤¡A¤s¬Ã®ü¿ù delicacies from land and sea.

V.t. (1) To miss opportunity: ¿ù¹L¾÷·| ditto.
(2) (AC) to tattoo (arm. etc.)

Adj. (1) Confused, complex: ¿ù¶Ã¡A¿ùÂø¡A¿ùºî cuo4luan4, cuo4za2, cuo4zong4¡õ.
(2) Mistaken, wrong, bad, esp. in ¤£¿ù you are right, it is very good indeed (said of anything, food, performance, etc.);
¤j¿ù¯S¿ù gravely mistaken;
¿ùp¡A¿ùûó a wrong move, step;
»¡¿ù¸Ü said s.t. which should not have been said.

Words 1. ¿ù·R cuo4ai4, v.i., (court.) as in ©Ó§A¿ù·R have received undeserved kindness from you.
2. ¿ù³B cuo4chu0, n., mistake, error in commitment or conduct.
3. ¿ù¤M cuo4dao1, n., a file for polishing jade, etc. (properly wr. ¾V¤M).
4. ¿ù´j cuo4e4, adj., startled, taken by surprise, upset.
5. ¿ùÁ_¨à cuo4feng4er0, n., flaw, mistake, see cuo4chu0¡ô.
6. ¿ù«D cuo4fei1, conj., (dial.) for °£ «D 32A.01, except.
7. ¿ù©Ç cuo4guai4, v.i. & t., blame wrongly (on person).
8. ¿ù¹L cuo4guo4, (1) v.t., to miss (opportunity);
9. ¿ù¹L cuo4guo4, (2) conj., (dial.)¡×°£«D except.
10. ¿ù¡¼ cuo4jian3, n., a mix-up in the arrangement of bamboo strips in anc. books--a textual error.
11. ¿ù¨£ cuo4jian4, n., misconception.
12. ¿ùÄ± cuo4jUe2, n., (psych.) an illusion.
13. ¿ù¨à cuo4er0, n., an error in conduct or calculations: ¨S¦³¿ù¨à it's decidedly a good choice or decision.
14. ¿ù¶Ã cuo4luan4, adj., confused: ¯«¸g¿ù¶Ã mentally deranged.
15. ¿ù¸¨ cuo4luo4, adj., mixed-up.
16. ¿ùÁ[ cuo4miu4, n. & adj., error, erroneous.
17. ¿ùÂø cuo4za2, adj., mixed-up, not assorted;
18. ¿ùÂø cuo4za2, adj., complex (situation).
19. ¿ùºî cuo4zong4, adj., complicated: ¿ùºîÅÜ¤Æ constantly vary.
20. ¿ù»~ cuo4wu0, n., an error.
21. ¿ùºÃ cuo4yi2, v.t., to suspect (person) wrongly.

îÒ Num. Index: 81A.41-2 £}£¯£¾ kai3 .

N. Iron of fine quality.

¹\ Num. Index: 81A.41-2 £¸£²£½ you2 .

N. (Chem.) uranium.

ÅL Num. Index: 81A.41-2 £x£µ dang1 .

N. (1) Flat frying pan, pan for making pancakes.
(2) Vessel with legs for heating over charcoal fire: ¯ùÅL¡A°sÅL.

Adj. Descriptive of jingling or clanging sound: ÅLÅL dang1dang1, ècÅL lang2dang1.

ÅJ Num. Index: 81A.41-3 £{£°£½ lei2 .

N. (1) (Chem.) radium.
(2) (AC) bottles and jars.

¹f Num. Index: 81A.41-4 £x£¸£³£¿ dian4 (also £y£¸£³£½ tian2 ).

N. Woman's hair ornament of gold flowers: ªá¹f¡A¹f¸` such ornaments.

à» Num. Index: 81A.41-4 £v£¹£¿ mu4 .

N. (Chem.) molybdenum.

ä¡ Num. Index: 81A.41-4 £¸£´ yin1 .

N. (Chem.) indium.

ÀD Num. Index: 81A.41-4 £|£¹£¿ gu4 .

V.t. (1) Fill up cracks with melted metal.
(2) Imprison, confine: ¸TÀD throw into prison;
ÀD¨ to shackle a prisoner.

Adj. Chronic: ÀD¯e gu4ji2¡õ.

Words 1. ÀD¯e gu4ji2, n., a chronic ailment (¡×ÞÌ¯e 61A.41, ©T^¯e 41.41).
2. ÀD°e gu4song4, v.t., (of prisoners) put in fetters and send away under guard.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.41-5 £v£°£½ mei2 .

N. (Chem.) americium (also translit èq).

ôê Num. Index: 81A.41-8 £u£¹£¾ pu3 .

N. (Chem.) praseodymium.

¹` Num. Index: 81A.41-9 £t£¬£½ bo2 .

N. (1) Platinum.
(2) U.f. ºä 92A.41: ª÷¹`¡A¿ü¹` gold leaf, tinfoil.

ÀE Num. Index: 81A.41-9 £¨ zi1 .

N. An anc. measure of weight, weighing eight ounces: ÀE»Ë zi1zhu1¡õ.

Words 1. ÀE»Ë zi1zhu1, n., a very small amount: ÀE»Ëp¸û miserly, counting cents and pennies.

ñ^ Num. Index: 81A.41-9 £{£¸£²£½ liu2 .

N. (Chem.) lutecium.

¾Q Num. Index: 81A.42-1 £u£¹ pu1 . [See also çE £u£¹£¿ pu4 , of which ¾Q pr. £u£¹£¿ pu4 , is common permissible var.]

N. Place for sleep: ûÒ¾Q bed;
¥´¦a¾Q sleep on the floor.

V.i. & t. (1) To spread (sand over snow).
(2) To set in order: ¾QûÒ¡A¾Q§| make the bed;
¾Q¸ô pave road surface;
¾Qº¡¤F has been properly covered.
(3) Set for show: ¾Q³¯¡A¾Q±i¡A¾Q³] pu1chen2, pu1zhang1, pu1she4¡õ.

Words 1. ¾Q³¯ pu1chen2, (1) n., beddings for travel;
2. ¾Q³¯ pu1chen2, (2) (pu1chen0) n., rags;
3. ¾Q³¯ pu1chen2, (3) v.i., arrange for effect, make display.
4. ¾Q¹Ô¨à pu1dian4 (pu1diaher0), n., cushion.
5. ¾Q©Ð pu1fang2, v.i., a ceremony, the bride's family sending furniture and beddings for bridal chamber to groom's family (in public display) on day before wedding.
6. ¾Q»\ pu1gai4, n., gen. term for beddings: ¾Q»\±²¨à pu1gai4jyuaaer0, n., roll of beddings.
7. ¾Q±i pu1zhang1, v.t., exaggerate (¨Æ¹ê facts): ¾Q±i´¼F make things seem worse than they are;
8. ¾Q±i pu1zhang1, v.t., also just exaggerate (even in praise or blame).
9. ¾Q±Æ pu1pai0, n., decorations;
10. ¾Q±Æ pu1pai0, n., temple employee for setting up temporary altar in street or home.
11. ¾Q³] pu1she4, n., furniture and decorations;
12. ¾Q³] pu1she4, n., setup.
13. ¾Qº pu1shou3, n., brass knocker.
14. ¾Qûx pu1xU4, v.t. & n., portray (-al).
15. ¾Q¦ì pu1wei4, n., bunk, berth, stall.

ä} Num. Index: 81A.42-1 £¸£²£¾ you3 .

N. (Chem.) europium.

¾P Num. Index: 81A.42-2 £££¸£± xiao1 . [Closely related ®ø 63A.42]

V.i. & t. (1) To melt (metals): ¾Pª÷ xiao1jin1¡õ.
(2) Distribute in sales: ¾P°â xiao1shou4¡õ;
¾P¼Æ¤£¤j small sales;
ºZ¾P¡Aº¢¾P sell very well, not very well;
±À¾P promote sales;
©Ó¾P to act as sales agent.
(3) To end or close (also ®ø): ¾P°² xiao1jia4¡õ;
¾P®× xiao1an4¡õ.
(4) To consume, spend (interch. ®ø): ¾P¯Ó xiao1hao4¡õ.

Words 1. ¾P®× xiao1an4, v.i., close a legal case.
2. ¾P®t xiao1chai1, v.i., terminate mission.
3. ¾Púè xiao1chang2, n., sales market, extent of sales (big, small).
4. ¾P¯Ó xiao1hao4, (1) n., expenditure;
5. ¾P¯Ó xiao1hao4, (2) v.i. & t., spend, wear out, cost: ¾P¯Ó¯E¤j cost a great deal.
6. ¾P»î xiao1hun2, v.i., as in ÅfµM¾P»î ¡§melt away soul¡¨¡Ðbe in love.
7. ¾P°² xiao1jia4, v.i., terminate leave.
8. ¾Pª÷ xiao1jin1, (1) adj., gold sprinkled (paper, curtain);
9. ¾Pª÷ xiao1jin1, (2) n., ¾Pª÷¸] also ¾Pª÷ºÛ ¡§where gold melts away¡¨--house of pleasure, an expensive mistress, gambling house.
10. ¾P¸ô xiao1lu4, n., sales: ¾P¸ô¤£¦n the sales are small.
11. ¾P¦æ xiao1xing2, n. & v.i., (commercial goods) sell well, badly.
12. ¾P°â xiao1shou4, n. & v.i., sales;
13. ¾P°â xiao1shou4, n. & v.i., sell.
14. ¾P¦r xiao1zi4, n., characters which are cut and pasted on scrolls of congratulation or condolence.

Âð Num. Index: 81A.42-3 £|££½ ge2 .

N. (Chem.) cadmium.

ôò Num. Index: 81A.42-3 £¡£º£®£½ jUe2 .

N. (1) Links with a tongue as catch.
(2) A hasp for locking: ÎÓôòditto.

»É Num. Index: 81A.42-4 £y£¹£¶£½ tong2 .

N. (Chem.) copper, brass, bronze: ¬õ»É¡A¨ª»É copper;
¥Õ»É copper zinc alloy¡F
¶À»É brass;
¥j»É¡A«C»É bronze;
»ÉÄq copper mine;
»É¾¹ bronze utensils;
»É¾¹®É¥N Bronze Age;
»É¦K coppersmith;
»É¸¨¡A»É®h copper shavings;
»É¿ú copper coins;
»É¤H¡A»É¹³ bronze statue;
»ÉÆr¡A»Éà² brass gong;
»É¸¤l copper foil;
»É¦L¡A»É¥Ë copper seal, tile;
»É¯ä (derog.) filthy rich in sense of ¡§ostentatious¡¨ or placing too much value on money;
copper as symbol of strength, in comb. with ¡§iron¡¨: »Éµ¬ÅK°© a body of iron;
»É²¯ÅK¥Ò brass helmets and iron armor;
»ÉÀYÅKÃB head of iron--extremely courageous;
»É¤æ¨à®a¨p (coll.) family of great means;
»Éµ\µ]ªO (of wartime manifestoes, etc.) extremely moving message;
»É¾m¯ð´Æ bronze camels buried in brambles--ruins of fallen royal house.

Words 1. »ÉªO tong2ban3¹, copper coin;
2. »ÉªO tong2ban3¹, (fig.) money: ³oÓ¤H¦³´XÓ»ÉªO¡A´N§Ñ¨ä©Ò¥H this man gets a swelled head the moment he has a little money.
3. »Éª© tong2ban3², n., copper plates for printing.
4. »É¹Y tong2ba2, n., brass cymbals.
5. »É¹ô tong2bi4, n., copper coins.
6. »É¾¹ tong2chi4, n., bronze utensils.
7. »É«C tong2qing1, n., verdigris (also »Éºñ).
8. »ÉºÞµ¼Ö tong2guan3yin1yUe4, n., brass instrument.
9. »ÉÜò tong2hu2, n., clepsydra, ancient water clock with markings of hours on copper bowl (also called »Éº|).
10. »É¨¤ tong2jiao3, n., Chin. brass trumpet.
11. »ÉÀs tong2long2, n., (1) anc. water clock with copper dragon's head;
12. »ÉÀs tong2long2, n., (2) a kind of faucet.
13. »Éºñ tong2lU4, n., verdigris.
14. »É¼Ò tong2mo2, n., copper matrix for Chin. lead type.
15. »É¬Ö´U tong2pen2mao4, n., formerly, the European felt hat, resembling inverted copper bowl.
16. »É¤l¡]¨à¡^ tong2zi3 (tong2tzeeer0), n., a copper coin (¡×1 cent).
17. »É¤¸ tong2yUan2, n., a copper coin (also »É¶ê).

¿û Num. Index: 81A.42-4 £|£µ gang1 .

N. Steel: ¯Â¿û pure steel;
¤£üÌ¿û stainless steel.

Words 1. ¿ûª© gang1ban3, n., (1) a stencil plate (also ¿ûªO);
2. ¿ûª© gang1ban3, n., (2) steel engraving.
3. ¿ûµ§ gang1bi3, n., (1) a pen, fountain pen: ¿ûµ§¦y¡A¿ûµ§ÀY a pen nib;¿ûµ§®M a penholder;
4. ¿ûµ§ gang1bi3, n., (2) a stylus (also ÅKµ§).
5. ¿ûµ^ gang1qin2, n., a piano.
6. ¿ûÂW¤l gang1chuo1zi0, n., see gang1yin4¡õ.
7. ¿ûy gang1gui3, n., a steel rail.
8. ¿û°© gang1gu3, n., (1) steel bars or mesh: ¿û°©¤ôªd reinforced concrete;
9. ¿û°© gang1gu3, n., (2) metal ribs of an umbrella.
10. ¿ûµ¬ gang1jin1, n., structural steel, steel bars or mesh used as material for reinforced concrete.
11. ¿û¯] gang1zhu1, n., (mech.) ball bearing.
12. ¿ûºØ gang1zhong3, n., pop. term for aluminium.
13. ¿û²¯ gang1kui1, n., a steel helmet.
14. ¿û±ø gang1tiao2, n., a steel bars.
15. ¿ûÅK gang1tie3, n., steel and iron;
16. ¿ûÅK gang1tie3, n., ¿ûÅK¼t a steel and iron works.
17. ¿û¦L gang1yin4, n., embossing stamp.

Áç Num. Index: 81A.42-4 £|£¹£¬ guo1 .

N. A cooking-pot, saucepan: ÅKÁç¡A»ÉÁç iron, bronze pot;
¶ºÁç a rice pot;
¤õÁç a chafing dish;
Áç»\ a pot cover.

Words 1. Áç¤Ú guo1ba0, n., rice crust on the bottom of the cooking pot.
2. Áç»æ guo1bing3, n., a thick, big wheat cake.
3. Áç°é¡]¨à¡^ guo1chyua(er0), n., (1) a bamboo ring on which a cooking pot can rest;
4. Áç°é¡]¨à¡^ guo1chyua(er0), n., (2) (of children's hair-dressing) a circular ring of hair on the lower part of the head after shaving off the center on the crown.
5. Áç¥ë¡]¨à¡^ guo1huo0(er0), n., a common kitchen of small traders or workers.
6. Áç²¯ guo1kui1, n., a small wheat cake.
7. ÁçÄl guo1lu2, n., a boiler, big or small.
8. Áç»O guo1tai2, n., a cooking range.
9. Áç¶K¡]¨à¡^ guo1tie1 (guo1tie1er0) n., (1) a baked patty with meat;
10. Áç¶K¡]¨à¡^ guo1tie1 (guo1tie1er0) n., (2) (sl.) a box on the ear, a slap on the face.
11. Áç¤l guo1zi0, n., a cooking pot.

Âî Num. Index: 81A.42-6 £~£±£¿ hao4 (£|£±£¾ gao3 ).

N. (1) (AC) a stove.
(2) (AC) Âî¨Ê anc. capital of King Wu (ªZ¤ý).
(3) (*gou3) A shovel.

Ãé Num. Index: 81A.42-6 £x£¸£½ di2 .

N. Arrowhead.

ó` Num. Index: 81A.42-6 £º£¶£½ yong2 (also £º£¶ yong1 ).

N. (AC) a large bell.

Æ_ Num. Index: 81A.42-8 £º£®£¿ yUe4 (sp. pr. *£¸£±£¿ yao4 ).

N. (1) A key.
(2) A lock: ÂêÆ_ door lock.

Words 1. Æ_°Í *yao4shi2 (yUe4shi2), n., a key.

¶u Num. Index: 81A.42-8 £z£«£¿ na4 .

N. (Chem.) sodium, natrium.

ÅO Num. Index: 81A.42-9 £¡£º£³ jUan1 .

N. An instrument for carving wood;
carvings.

V.t. (1) Carve, engrave: ÅO¨è engrave a printing block.
(2) Demote: ÅO¯Å (of official) be demoted.

¾R Num. Index: 81A.50-1 £}£±£¿ kao4 .

N. Shackles: ¤â¾R handcuffs;
¸}¾R shackles.

V.t. Put in handcuffs;
§â¥L¾R¦í.

¶t Num. Index: 81A.50-3 £|£¯£¿ gai4 .

N. (Chem.) calcium: ¶t¤Æ calcify, -ied.

ÔC Num. Index: 81A.50-3 £z£¯£¾ nai3 .

N. (Chem.) neodymium (also ×ý).

Áî Num. Index: 81A.50-4 £®£¿ e4 .

N. (AC) knife edge.

¿ü Num. Index: 81A.50-4 £££¸£½ xi2 .

N. (1) Tin (mines, etc.), pewter: ¿ü³ý¡A¿üÅø pewter pot.
(2) Short for ¿ü§ú¡Asee xi2zhang4¡õ, used of a monk's travel: ±¾¿ü stop at a temple;
¸¿ü¡]¿ü¸¡^monk's travel, wanderings.
(3) A surname.

V.t. (AC) (of king, God) to give, grant: ¿üºÖ xi2fu2¡õ;
¿ü©R give order, grant.

Words 1. ¿üºä xi2bo2, n., tin foil;
2. ¿üºä xi2bo2, n., paper coated with thin tin foil used as paper money for the dead.
3. ¿ü¾¹ xi2chi4, n., pewter ware.
4. ¿üºÖ xi2fu2, v.t., to bless.
5. ¿ü§ú xi2zhang4, n., a monk's cane (¿ü here explained as a rattling sound ¡§¿ü¿ü¡¨ made by a metal ring).
6. ¿ü¯È xi2zhi3, phr., zinc foil, aluminum foil.
7. ¿üøN xi2la4, n., pewter.
8. ¿üçì xi2lai4, v.t, to award (by God, emperor), to bless.
9. ¿ü¥£ xi2nu2, n., pewter foot warmer containing hot water (also called ´ö±C¤l).

ÅN Num. Index: 81A.50-4 £¤£¹£¬£½ zhuo2 .

N. (zhuo2zi0) Bracelet: ¤âÅN ditto;
ª÷ÅN¡A¥ÉÅN gold, jade bracelet.

¾S Num. Index: 81A.50-4 £¥£¹£½ chu2 .

N. A hoe.

V.t. (1) To hoe (field, weeds).
(2) ¾S·À To extirpate, eradicate (evil).

èv Num. Index: 81A.50-5 £¡£º£½ jU2 .

N. (Chem.) curium.

Üb Num. Index: 81A.50-6 £w£µ fang1 .

N. (Chem.) francium (also translit. ¡¼).

Âé Num. Index: 81A.50-6 £t£µ£¿ bang4 .

N. (Rare var. of ½S) English pound (currency).

üÌ Num. Index: 81A.50-9 £££¸£²£¿ xiu4 .

Âë Num. Index: 81A.50-9 £¹£¿ wu4 .

N. (Chem.) tungsten, also wolfram: ÂëüÏ tungsten ores;
Âë¿øÅKüÏ wolframite.

Words 1. ÂëµØ wu4hua2, n., (geol.) tungstite.
2. Âë»Ä wu4suan1, n., (chem.) tungstic acid.

³¨ Num. Index: 81A.50-9 £x£¸£±£¿ diao4 .

V.i. & t. To fish, angle as sport: ³¨³½¯Î (¦) angler (fisherman);
³¨¹C¡A¹C³¨ to fish as a sport;
³¨¬ñ¡A³¨üÆ fishing pole, hook;
ªf¦W³¨ÅA to fish for fame.

Words 1. ³¨¼Ì diao4zhang1 n., (bot.) silky spicebush, lindera sericea.

¶v Num. Index: 81A.50-9 £¡£º£´ jUn1 .

N. (1) An anc. measure of weight equal to 30 catties: ¤d¶v¤@¾v in a most dangerous condition (very critical situation) (¡§thousands of catties hanging by a hair¡¨);
¹p¾^¸U¶v a crushing blow, a devastating punch, an irresistible force.
(2) A potter's wheel.
(3) A surname.

Pron. (Court. to highly placed person) your: ¶v®y jUn1zuo4¡õ;
¶v¦w jUn1an1, etc.¡õ.

Adj. (U.f. §¡) equal, same: ¶v¾o jUn1syh¡õ.

Words 1. ¶v¦w jUn1an1, phr., polite complimentary close used in letters to superiors or elders.
2. ¶v±Ò jU3chi3, phr., (of letters to superiors) ¡§to be opened by ¡K¡¨
3. ¶vÅ³ jU3jian4, phr., polite salutation used in letters to superiors or elders (¡§please be graciously informed hereby¡¨).
4. ¶v©R jU3ming4, n., (court.) your gracious commands.
5. ¶v¾o jU3syh, n., (AC) a team of four horses of the same color.
6. ¶v®y jU3zuo4, n., Your Excellency, Your Honor.
7. ¶v¿Ù jU3yU4, n., (court.) your kind letter.

¹_ Num. Index: 81A.50-9 £|£² gou1 . [Pop. üÆ]

N. (1) (gou1zi0, gou1er0) A hook: ³½¹_ a fish-hook;
±¾¹_ a hook on which anything can be hung;
¦ç¹_ a clothes rack, a coat hanger;
¹_§Î hook-like;
¯¯¹_ the hook of a steelyard;
±b¹_ curtain hooks;
¤Â¹_ a sickle.
(2) A barb: Ë¹_ inverted barbs;
¹_¨ë barbs and thorns.
(3) (AC) A hook-like sword.
(4) (Calling.) a stroke with a hook.
(5) A mark for checking off items in a list.

V.t. (1) To hook on: ¹_¦í get hooked;
¹_¥X¨Ó pull out (s.t.) with a hook;
¹_¤W¤F be hooked up.
(2) Sew with long stitches, baste;
also crochet.
(3) Make a seraching study of: ¹_½] gou1ji1¡õ;
¹_¯Á¸q²z search out the most essential principles;
¹_¤ßüç¨¤ to maneuver for positions against rivals.
(4) (Var. ¤Ä) entice, seduce: see ¤Ä¤Þ¡A¤Ä^·f 92.50.

Words 1. ¹_ÄÒ gou1dang3, v.i., (AC) form cliques.
2. ¹_¤ö gou1zhao3, n., talons.
3. ¹_°w gou1zhen1, n., a crochet needle.
4. ¹_½] gou1ji1, v.t., to audit (accounts);
5. ¹_½] gou1ji1, v.t., to make critical exegesis (of anc. history, etc.).
6. ¹_¦© gou1kou4, n., a hook.
7. ¹_¨à gou1er0, n., a hook, a trap: ¤W¹_¨à be entrapped or ensnared;
8. ¹_¨à gou1er0, n., ¹_¨à¤ß a crooked mind.
9. ¹_ÃÃ gou1teng2, n., (bot.) ourouparia rhynchophylla, a woody vine.
10. ¹_¤l gou1zi0, n., a hook.

üÆ Num. Index: 81A.50-9 £|£² gou1 . [Pop. of ¹_¡ô]

èq Num. Index: 81A.50-9 £v£°£¾ mei3 .

N. (Chem.) americium.

ôù Num. Index: 81A.50-9 £{£±£½ lao2 .

N. (Chem) lawrencium.

ù¿ Num. Index: 81A.63-2 £y£µ£¾ tang3 .

N. A military weapon, with long handle and crescent-shaped knife.

Åß Num. Index: 81A.63-6 £t£¸£± biao1 .

N. (1) (AC) bridle, bit.
(2) Currently used as var. of Ãð¡GÅß«È killer, man of muscles (a swordsman, good shot, etc.);
«OÅß bodyguard, armed escort.

¹a Num. Index: 81A.63-8 £{£¸£¶£½ ling2 . [Usu. printed ¹a]

N. Bell: ªù¹a doorbell;
Äµ¹a bell alarm;
°¨¹a bells on horses.

Words 1. ¹aÅL ling2dang0, n., a hand bell, small rattling bells.
2. ¹aÅM ling2duo2, n., bells on ends of temple roofs.
3. ¹a¹a ling2ling2, n., (AC) rumble (of earthquake, carts, etc.).

ô÷ Num. Index: 81A.63-9 £¡£¸£± jiao1 .

N. (AC) a cooking vessel with a handle.

¶w Num. Index: 81A.70-1 £x£¹£´£¿ dun4 .

Adj. (1) Blunt (knife): ¶w¤MºCÔl persecute slowly, like cutting skin with blunt knife.
(2) Unsuccessful: ¦¨±Ñ§Q¶w success or failure.
(3) Mentally slow, stupid: ¿ð¶w¡A·M¶w¡A¾|¶w¡A¹x¶w slow to learn, dull-witted, thick-skulled.

Words 1. ¶w®Ú dun4gen1, n., (Budd. & LL) a dull spirit, incapabable of understanding, low intelligence.
2. ¶w¨¤ dun4jiao3, n., (geom.) obtuse angle.

»Ñ Num. Index: 81A.70-1 £££¸£³£¾ xian3 .

N. »ÑÅK cast iron, wrought iron.

ÄÂ Num. Index: 81A.70-1 £z£±£½ nao2 .

N. A kind of musical instrument, hand bells: ÄÂ¹Y cymbals.

V.t. (Interch. ¼¸) (AC) disturb: ¸Uª«µL¨¬¥HÄÂ¤ßªÌ nothing can disturb the serenity of his mind.

Words 1. ÄÂºq nao2ge1, n., an anc. military song.
2. ÄÂ¹ª nao2gur, n., a kind of military drum.

ä{ Num. Index: 81A.70-1 £{£±£¾ lao3 .

N. (Chem.) rhodium.

ä´ Num. Index: 81A.70-2 £|£¹£µ guang1 .

N. (Chem.) radium (now usu. called ÅJ).

ä¢ Num. Index: 81A.70-2 £¸£±£½ yao2 (*£x£¸£±£¿ diao4 ).

N. (1) (AC) a farm implement.
(2) (*diao4) A small cooking pan with handle and sprout: ä¢¤l.
(3) A surname.

ÐÁ Num. Index: 81A.70-2 £|£«£½ ga2 .

N. (Chem.) gadolinium.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.70-2 £t£°£¾ bei3 .

N. (Chem.) berkelium.

ÐÀ Num. Index: 81A.70-3 £¸£¾ yi3 .

N. (Chem.) yttrium.

³« Num. Index: 81A.70-4 £w£³£½ fan2 .

N. (Chem.) vanadium.

Üj Num. Index: 81A.70-5 £t£«£¾ ba3 .

N. (Chem.) palladium.

à· Num. Index: 81A.70-5 £z£¸£½ ni2 .

N. (Chem.) niobium (also translit. à³).

Üp Num. Index: 81A.70-6 £}£¶ keng1 .

N. (Chem.) scandium.

à® Num. Index: 81A.70-6 £y£« ta1 .

N. (Chem.) thallium.

à¶ Num. Index: 81A.70-6 £¥£¹£¶£¿ chong4 .

N. Anc. cannon.

Ãè Num. Index: 81A.70-6 £¡£¸£¶£¿ jing4 .

N. (1) A looking glass, a mirror: ¬ï¦çÃè a dressing glass;
¤Ï®gÃè a reflector;
·Ó·ÓÃè¤l look in the mirror;
±Ãè a face mirror;
Ãèªá¤ô¤ë (fig.) a mirage, insubstantial objects (¡§flowers in a mirror and the moon's reflection in water¡¨).
(2) A piece of glass: Ãè¤ù jing4pian4¡õ.
²´Ãè eyeglasses, spectacles;
¤Ó¶§Ãè sunglasses;
Åã·LÃè a microscope;
±æ»·Ãè a telescope;
³zÃè a camera lens;
¬Á¼þÃè a glass mirror;
©ñ¤jÃè a magnifier, a magnifying glass;
¼ç±æÃè a periscope;
¤T¸WÃè a prism.
(3) What serves as an example or warning: ÃèºÊ jing4jian4¡õ;
Ãè§Ù jing4jie4¡õ.

Words 1. Ãè¤ä¨à jing4zhe1er0, n., a woman's dressing case with a propped up mirror.
2. ÃèºÊ jing4jian4, n., an example to be followed or avoided.
3. Ãè§Ù jing4jie4, n., ditto.
4. Ãè®Ø jing4kuang4, n., a picture frame.
5. Ãè¹Ý jing4lian2, n., a woman's dressing case.
6. Ãè±©O jing4miahnnir, n., treated, shining woolen.
7. Ãè¤ù jing4pian4, n., a piece of glass, a lens.
8. Ãè½c jing4xiang1, n., see jing4lian2¡ô.
9. Ãè§X jing4xia2, n., ditto.
10. Ãè»O jing4tai2, n., a dressing table.
11. ÃèÀY jing4tou2, n., (1) a camera lens;
12. ÃèÀY jing4tou2, n., (2) a photographic shot, a sepuence in motion-picture film.
13. Ãè¤l jing4zi0, n., (1) a mirror;
14. Ãè¤l jing4zi0, n., (2) a pair of spectacles.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.70-6 £©£¹£³£¿ cuan4 (*£©£¹£³ cuan1 ).

N. (1) (*cuan1) Poker for breaking ice: ¦B¡¼.
(2) (AC) a small spear.

¾U Num. Index: 81A.70-8 £§£¹£°£¿ rui4 .

Adj. (1) Sharp, pointed, acute: ¦y¾U keen-edged, razor-sharp;
¾U§Q sharp-edged, cutting;
¾U²´ sharp-eyed, keen-sighted;
¾U¦Ó¤£®À so sharp that it cannot be blunted;
¤f¾U sharp-tongued;
¥¢¾U disheartened, crestfallen;
¾U±Ó sharp-witted;
¾U¨¤ rui4jiao3¡õ.
(2) Skilled, well-trained: ºë¾U crack troops;
¾UÃM fast moving cavalry;
¾U®v hard-hitting troops;
¾U§L well-trained soldiers;
¾U¤h redoubtable warriros.
(3) Tapering off at the top.
(4) Quick, rapid, fast: ¨ä¶i¾UªÌ¨ä°h³t a headlong start often ends in a hasty retreat.

Words 1. ¾U®ð rui4chi4 (rui4chi0), n., dauntless courage, audacity, fortitude.
2. ¾U¾v rui4fa3, n., tufts of hair hanging down from the temples.
3. ¾U¹ª rui4gu3, n., a musical instrument of the Yao (Þ) tribe.
4. ¾U¨¤ rui4jiao3, n., (math.) an acute angle.
5. ¾U§Ó rui4zhi4, n., firm determination.

ä£ Num. Index: 81A.70-9 £ª££¿ se4 .

N. (Chem.) cesium.

¹^ Num. Index: 81A.70-9 £t£±£¿ bao4 . [Var. Åá; cf. §S]

N. Carpenter's plane.

V.t. (1) To plane off: ¹^«d slice off and make smooth by planing;
¹^¤ìÀY to slice wood.
(2) Dig the ground, as with hoof: ¹^¦a.

Words 1. ¹^ûÒ bao4chuang2, n., lathe for planing.
2. ¹^¹¹ bao4deng4, n., bench for planing.
3. ¹^ªá bao4hua1, n., shavings.

ùU Num. Index: 81A.70-9 £¥£³£½ chan2 .

N. A trowel, small shovel.

Words 1. ùU©ò chan2fu3, n., hoe for weeding.
2. ùUÀY chan2tou0, n., a coulter for ploughing.

øN Num. Index: 81A.70-9 £{£«£¿ la4 .

N. Hard tin.

Words 1. øNºä la4bo2, n., tin foil for making paper money for the dead.
2. øNÂòÀY la4qiang1tou2, n., a person putting on a bold front.

ÅK Num. Index: 81A.71-1 £y£¸£®£¾ tie3 . [Pop. üÉ]

N. Iron: ÅK¤u¼t iron works;
ÅK¾ô steel bridge;
ÅK¶ð (tie3ta1) a kind of farm rake;
ÅK±ø iron bar, rod iron;
ÅK¸ sheet iron;
ÅKºÞ iron-piping;
ÅK°v iron nail;
ÅK¯Á iron chains;
ÅK¤Ø iron staff, a weapon;
ÅK¾¹ ironware (see compp.);
ÅK¶ð iron pagoda;
¤Ú¾¤ÅK¶ð Eiffel Tower;
ÅKµx¿i¬ï (fig.) long years of persistence (¡§grind a hole in an iron slab¡¨);
ÅKªS¿i°w ditto (¡§grind an iron pestle into a needle¡¨);
ÅK¤¤¿þ¿þ (allu.) true caliber, the distinguished among men;
ÅK¦å¥D¸q blood-and-iron policy;
¥ÕÅK¡A¬vÅK tin-plates;
¼ôÅK wrought iron;
¥ÍÅK cast iron;
¼oÅK scrap iron.

Adj. (1) Iron grey: ÅKö{ black horse.
(2) Strong, solid as iron: ÅK¤H¡AÅKº~ tie3ren2, tie3han4¡õ;
ÅK¥Û¤H¡AÅK¥Û¤ß¸z heart of steel, unmoved by feeling;
ÅK±µL¨p unmoved by personal appeals, without fear or favor;
ÅK¤f¡AÅK¼L (of arguer, fortuneteller) who is sure he is right;
ÅKªº¨Æ¹ê irrefutable fact, see ÅKÃÒ tie3zheng4¡õ;
ÅK«h severe rules and regulations;
ÅK¥D·N iron determination;
ÅKªùÂe¡AÅKªù very rigid restrictions (of convent, prison, etc.)

Words 1. ÅK®× tie3an4, n., irrevocable, established case of fact.
2. ÅKªO tierban3, n., (1) sheet iron;
3. ÅKªO tierban3, n., (2) pair of metallic claps for marking rhythm;
4. ÅKªO tierban3, n., ÅKªO§Ö®Ñ¡AÅKªO¤j¹ª monologue storytelling with such claps;
5. ÅKªO tierban3, n., (3) ÅKªO¤û¥¶ broiled steak.
6. ÅK»æ tierbing3, n., (sports) discus.
7. ÅK¥¬m tie3bu4shan1, n., (Chin. boxing) a form of movement warding off all attacks.
8. ÅK³¶¨à tierqiao3er0, n., fried sparrow.
9. ÅK¾¹ tie3chi4, n., ironware;
10. ÅK¾¹ tie3chi4, n., ÅK¾¹©± handware shop.
11. ÅK«C tie3qing1, adj., metallic green, metal grey.
12. ÅK²y tie3qiu2, n., (sports) shot for putting.
13. ÅKµ¡ tie3chuang1, n., prison bars: ÅKµ¡·¨ý taste of prison life.
14. ÅK¬u tie3qUan2, n., (geol.) a chalybeate spring.
15. ÅK¹D tie3dao4, n., railroad (also ÅK¸ô tie3lu4¡õ).
16. ÅK©w tie3ding4, adj., ironclad (evidence, etc.), fixed, irrevocable.
17. ÅK²Ã tie3di2, n., iron flute.
18. ÅKªÍ tie3fei4, n., iron lungs.
19. ÅKÆ[µ tie3guan1yin1, n., a species of Chin. tea.
20. ÅKy tiergui3, n., the rails of railroad.
21. ÅK¤½Âû tie3gong1ji1, n., (sl.) a man who will not lift a finger to help.
22. ÅKº~ tieerhan4, n., a very powerfully built man.
23. ÅK¦Ç tie3hui1, adj., iron-grey color.
24. ÅKÃÒ tie3zheng4, n., ironclad evidence, irrefutable proof.
25. ÅK¥Ò tierjia3, n., armor;
26. ÅK¥Ò tierjia3, n., ÅK¥Ò²î an ironclad ship;
27. ÅK¥Ò tierjia3, n., ÅK¥Ò¨® armored car, also tank.
28. ÅK»ù tie3jia4, n., one-price system: ÅK»ù¤£¤G.
29. ÅK¦K tie3jiang4, n., blacksmith.
30. ÅK¿¼ tie3jiao1, n., (bot.) sago cycad, cycas revoluta (also known as »ñ§ÀªQ).
31. ÅKµ¬¤g tie3jin1tu3, n., reinforced concrete (now usu. called ¿û°©¤ôªd).
32. ÅK°s tierjiu3, n., iron lotion, a tonic.
33. ÅK¨é tie3jUan4, n., anciently inscribed metal pledge of emperor conferring special privileges on deserving ministers.
34. ÅKx tie3jUn1, n., ¡§iron army,¡¨ invincible or tough army unit.
35. ÅKÄq tie3kuang4, n., iron mine: ÅKÄq¥Û iron ores.
36. ÅKÁå tie3lian4, n., iron chains.
37. ÅK¤O tie3li4, n., strength of iron.
38. ÅK¸ô tie3lu4, n., railroad.
39. ÅK°¨ tie3ma3, n., (1) crack troops;
40. ÅK°¨ tie3ma3, n., (2) tinkling metal slips on end of temple roofs;
41. ÅK°¨ tie3ma3, n.,(3) (sl.) railroad locomotive;
42. ÅK°¨ tie3ma3, n., (4) (sl.) bicycle.
43. ÅK¹õ tie3mu4, n., the iron curtain.
44. ÅK¥Ö tie3pi2, n., iron hoops;
45. ÅK¥Ö tie3pi2, n., iron covered.
46. ÅK¤H tie3ren2, n., a man of great physical strength.
47. ÅK±½©ª tie3sauhzhou3, n., (bot.) a kind of rush, lespeceza juncea.
48. ÅK¬â tie3sha1¹, n., iron filings.
49. ÅK¯½ tie3sha1², n., wire screen.
50. ÅK½u tie3xian4, n., wire;
51. ÅK½u tie3xian4, n., ÅK½u½¬ (bot.) cream clematis, clematis florida.
52. ÅK¾ð tie3shu4, n., see tie3jiao1¡ô;
53. ÅK¾ð tie3shu4, n., ÅK¾ð¥Íªá an impossibility.
54. ÅKºâ½L tie3suan4pan2, n., a trick for swindling money.
55. ÅKµ· tie3si1, n., wire;
56. ÅKµ· tie3si1, n., ÅKµ·ºô (barbed) wire entanglements.
57. ÅK¿á tie3ti2, n., rule of force.
58. ÅK±í tiertong3, n., iron bucket;
59. ÅK±í tiertong3, n., (fig.) impregnable city wall.

àµ Num. Index: 81A.71-7 £º£®£¿ yUe4 .

N. A halberd, battle-axe.

¿ú Num. Index: 81A.71-7 £¢£¸£³£½ qian2 .

N. (1) Money, coins: ¿ú®w bank vault;
¿úÂd cash counter or cabinet, also cashier;
¿úÉ] the money market;
¿úÂ} miserly habit, love of money;
¿ú¯î short-age of supply of money;
ª÷¿ú coins or money in gen.;
²{¿ú cash;
¥I¿ú pay cash;
»É¿ú copper coins;
¿ú°] qian2cai2¡õ;
¦³¿ú has money, rich;
¨S¿ú short of money, poor;
¿ú¯à³q¯«¡A¿ú¥i¨Ï°¡]±À¿i¡^money talks (can bedevil the devil himself);
µø¿ú¦p©R worship money (¡§like one's life¡¨);
ªá¤j¿ú¡A¬Ù¤p¿ú penny-wise and poundfoolish.
(2) One tenth of an ounce.
(3) A surname.

Words 1. ¿úªO¨à qian2ba3er0, n., (1) formerly, a wooden board with grooves for keeping cash;
2. ¿úªO¨à qian2ba3er0, n., (2) a washing board.
3. ¿ú¥] qian2bao1, n., a wallet, a purse.
4. ¿ú¹ô qian2bi4, n., currency;
5. ¿ú¹ô qian2bi4, n., money: ¿ú¹ô¶SÈ devaluation of currency (see ¹ô 22.22).
6. ¿úÐ®¤l qian2cha3zi0, , n., see qian2da1lian, qian2datz¡õ.
7. ¿ú¦ê¡]¨à¡^ qian2chuan4 (qian2chuaher0), n., formerly, a string of cash (in units of 100, or 1000), the string running through the square holes in cash.
8. ¿ú¿Êîr¡]¨à¡^ qian2da1lian (qian2da1liaer0), n., a cloth bag for coins;
9. ¿ú¿Êîr¡]¨à¡^ qian2da1lian (qian2da1liaer0), n., ¿ú¿Ê¤l qian2da1zi0, ditto.
10. ¿ú½\ qian2gu3, n., levies in kind and money;
11. ¿ú½\ qian2gu3, n., ¿ú½\®v·Ý formerly, magistrate's assistant in charge of taxes.
12. ¿ú·E¤l qian2huang3zi0, n., formerly, shop sign of money shop in the form of a string of big coins.
13. ¿ú²ø qian2zhuang1, n., money shop;
14. ¿ú²ø qian2zhuang1, n., old-style local bank.
15. ¿ú¨àÅ~ qian2er0xUan3, n., ringworm.
16. ¿úÂ³ qian2liang2, n., levies of grain crops, usu. paid in money.
17. ¿úÀs qian2long2, n., (1) a string of cash, see qian2chuan4¡ô;
18. ¿úÀs qian2long2, n., (2) (zoo.) a millepede.
19. ¿ú½L¨à qian2paaer0, n., formerly,rate of exchange of silver dollars of exchange of silver dollars in terms of copper coins.
20. ¿ú²¼¨à qian2piao4er0, n., formerly, paper money.
21. ¿ú¾Q qian2pu4, n., a money exchange shop.
22. ¿ú¾ð¤l qian2shu4zi0, n., a pop. shingsong girl who brings in a lot of money to the madam.
23. ¿ú°] qian2cai2, n., money, riches, wealth.
24. ¿ú¤å qian2wen3, n., a piece of copper cash.
25. ¿ú¤Þ qian2yin3, n., (MC) paper money in Suhng Dyn.

èi Num. Index: 81A.71-7 £y££¿ te4 .

N. (Chem.) terbium.

îÓ Num. Index: 81A.71-7 £¤£´ zhen1 . [Var. °w 81A.10]

Words 1. îÓ¨¥ zhen1yan2, n., (1) maxims;
2. îÓ¨¥ zhen1yan2, n., (2) Proverbs (a book of the Bible).

ód Num. Index: 81A.71-7 £¢£¸£¿ chi4 .

N. (AC) battle-axe.

èr Num. Index: 81A.71-9 £®£½ e2 .

N. (Chem.) osmium.

øJ Num. Index: 81A.72-2 £{£º£¿ lU4 .

N. A file, rasp.

V.t. To file even, to polish with rasp.

îÖ Num. Index: 81A.72-4 £ª si1 .

N. (Chem.) strontium.

ö^ Num. Index: 81A.72-6 £¸£¿ yi4 .

N. (Chem.) ytterbium.

¹c Num. Index: 81A.72-6 £t£¸£¿ bi4 .

N. (Chem.) bismuth.

Æp Num. Index: 81A.80-1 £¨£¹£³ zuan1 (*£¨£¹£³£¿ zuan4 , *£¨£¹£³£¾ zuan3 ).

N. (*zuan4) (1) (A) drill, an awl: Æp¤l ditto;
ÆpÀY zuan4tou0¡õ;
¤âÆp a hand drill;
¹qÆp an electric drill.
(2) Diamond (s): Æp¥Û zuan4shi2, Æp§Ù zuan4jie4¡õ;
ª÷¿ûÆp a diamond.

V.i. & t. (1) (Also *zuan3) to drill, bore: Æp¤Õ drill (bore) a hole;
Æp¤ì¨ú¤õ bore wood to get fire;
ÆpÀæ¨ú¤õ to strike a flint to produce sparks.
(2) Rely upon personal influence to get what one wants: ÆpÀç zuan1ying0¡õ;
Æp¿Ñ zuan1mou2¡õ;
ÆpÀY³VÁ_¨à leave no stone unturned to get a job through personal pulls;
Æp¤Ñ¤J¦a search for an opening (a job) for oneself by all possible means (¡§by going up to heaven or down to hell¡¨).
(3) Make a penetrating study of: Æp¬ã zuan1yan2¡õ.
(4) Penetrate, pierce, go through: Æp¤s¬} (of a train) pass through a tunnel;
Æp¹L¥h crawl (go) through;
Æp¤ûµQ¨¤ get oneself into a dead end;
Æp¤û¨¤¦y ditto;
Æpª¯¬} do evil, lead a wicked life, (fig.) toady to the rich (powerful, influential).
(5) (=ùp) Make a forward or upward movement.

Words 1. Æp¾÷ zuan1ji0, v.i., (1) make use of personal pulls;
2. Æp¾÷ zuan1ji0, v.i., (2) delve into a subject.
3. Æp§Ù zuan4jie4, n., a diamond ring.
4. Æp¨` zuan1zhuo2, (1) n., an ancient method of divination;
5. Æp¨` zuan1zhuo2, (2) v.t., (¡×Æp¬ã zuan1yan2¡õ).
6. Æpªù¤l zuan1men2zi0, v.i., to worm one's way into s.o.'s favor.
7. Æp¿Ñ zuan1mou2, v.t., try hard to get (a job) through personal pulls.
8. Æp¥Û *tzuahnshyr, n., diamond(s).
9. ÆpÀY *zuan4tou0, n., an auger, a borer.
10. Æp¥õ zuan1yang3, v.i., (LL) to search for the truth and hold fast to it.
11. Æp¬ã zuan1yan2, v.t., delve into (books, the past).
12. ÆpÀç zuan1ying0, v.t., see zuan1mou2¡ô.

Âí Num. Index: 81A.80-2 £¤£´£¿ zhen4 .

N. (1) A town, a hamlet, a trading center: É]Âí village or town, with marketing facilities;
¶mÂí a village settlement or village in gen.;
Âí¤W¤H townsfolk, village folk.
(2) A commander (in Mirng and Ching Dyns.);
a division (in army system of late 19th cen.).

V.t. (1) To suppress, keep down or keep in order: Âíµh zhen4tong4¡õ;
Âí¦u zhen4shou3¡õ;
Âí¯È zhen4zhi3¡õ.
(2) To suppress demons by magic: Âí° to shut up demon (as in pagoda basement);
Âíª« zhen4wu4¡õ.
(3) To cool by ice: ¦BÂí.

Adj. Calm, settled: Âí©wzhen4ding4¡õ;
Âí¤é (related ¾ã) zhen4ri4¡õ.

Words 1. Âí©w zhen4ding4, v.t. & adj., to calm (mind);
2. Âí©w zhen4ding4, v.t. & adj., be calm, settled.
3. Âí¼¾ zhen4fu3, v.t., to pacify (rebellious district).
4. Âí¤½©Ò zhen4gong1suo3, n., township office, self-government office of a zhen4 (subdivision of city or village).
5. Âíªø zhen4zhang3, n., township chief, chief of zhen4 (see N.1¡ô).
6. ÂíÀR zhen4jing4, adj., calm, unruffled despite crisis;
7. ÂíÀR zhen4jing4, adj., ÂíÀR¾¯ sedatives or tranquilizer.
8. Âí¯È zhen4zhi3, n., a paperweight;
9. Âí¯È zhen4zhi3, n., a brass frame for keeping paper flat during writing.
10. Âí¤é zhen4ri4, adv., the whole day (also ¾ã¤é).
11. Âí¦u zhen4shou3, v.t., to guard (city, region);
12. Âí¦u zhen4shou3, Âí¦u¨Ï formerly, Defense Commissioner.
13. Âíµh zhen4tong4, v.i. to relieve pain;
14. Âíµh zhen4tong4, Âíµh¾¯ sedative.
15. Âíª« zhen4wu4, n., (Taoist magic) object containing a curse for magical suppression of evil spirit.
16. ÂíÀ£ zhen4ya1, v.t., to suppress (riot, rebellion).

Âê Num. Index: 81A.80-2 £ª£¹£¬£¾ suo3 .

N. (1) (suo3zi0) A lock: ÂêÀY suo3tou0¡õ.
(2) Fetters, shackles, chain: ÁåÂê suo3lian4¡õ.

V.t. (1) To lock up: Âêªù lock the door;
Âê¤W¤F is already locked;
«ÊÂêx´ä blockade enemy's naval base;
½pÂê lock up (house) and place under seal.
(2) To chain up (convict): ©ëÂê ditto;
Âê¸T to lock up (person).
(3) To knit (eyebrows): Âê¬Ü (ÀY).
(4) (Poet.) to envelop (in mist, cloud): ´H·ÏÂê¶¬ the mist envelops the bank.

Words 1. ÂêÂ® suo3huang2, n., the wards (spring metals) of a lock.
2. ÂêÁå¡]¨à¡^¡]¤l¡^ suo3lian4 (suo3liaher0)(zi0), n., iron chain (also wr. ÂêÃì).
3. Âêôï suo3liao4, n., chain and shackles.
4. Âê§o suo3(')na4), n., a Turkish flute (also wr. ï§o).
5. ÂêÀY suo3tou0, n., a lock.
6. Âê¤l suo3zi0, n., (1) a jade bracelet;
7. Âê¤l suo3zi0, n., (2) Âê¤lªáÃä chain pattern embroidery or braid;
8. Âê¤l suo3zi0, n., Âê¤l¥Ò chain armor.
9. Âê³± suo3yin1, n., an organic abnormality in woman preventing intercourse.
10. ÂêÆ_ suo3yUe4, n., a key;
11. ÂêÆ_ suo3yUe4, n., (fig.) strategic point of defense.

ôð Num. Index: 81A.80-2 £w£°£¿ fei4 .

N. (Chem.) fermium.

¾X Num. Index: 81A.80-4 £t£°£¿ bei4 .

N. (Chem.) barium.

÷g Num. Index: 81A.80-6 £t£¸£´ bin1 .

Words 1. ÷gÅK bin1tie3, n., high quality iron.

üÏ Num. Index: 81A.80-6 £}£¹£µ£¿ kuang4 . [Var. of Äq31B.80]

øK Num. Index: 81A.80-9 £¤£¿ zhi4 .

N. (AC) case. for executioner's axe.

Áæ Num. Index: 81A.81-1 £¢£¸£®£¿ qie4 .

N. A sickle.

V.t. To chisel, carve, cut: Áæ¨ä¶b (AC) hack away the cart axle;
Áæ¦Ó¤£ªÙ phr., (AC) to chisel incessantly-(fig.) to stick to s.t. with persistence.

Words 1. ÁæÁ¡ qie4bo2, adj., (AC var. of ¨èÁ¡) mean, vindictive.

ä« Num. Index: 81A.81-1 £y£¸£®£¾ tie3 . [Anc. var. of ÅK 81A.71]

Üg Num. Index: 81A.81-1 £y£¯£¿ tai4 .

N. (Chem.) titanium.

¶y Num. Index: 81A.81-1 £w£¹ fu1 .

N. (AC) axe.

Words 1. ¶yøK¡]½è¡^ fu1zhi4, n., anc. instrument for cutting the body of the condemned in two at the waist.
2. ¶yàµ fu1yueih, n., (AC) hatchet and axe;
3. ¶yàµ fu1yueih, n., punishments by bodily mutilation.

üÉ Num. Index: 81A.81-1 £y£¸£®£¾ tie3 . [Pop. of ÅK 81A.71]

èh Num. Index: 81A.81-1 £¡£¸£«£½ jia2 .

N. (1) Pincers, tongs.
(2) A sword, dagger or its hilt.

ôõ Num. Index: 81A.81-2 £u£¹£½ pu2 .

N. Wrought iron.

Ãë Num. Index: 81A.81-6 £¨£¹£½ zu2 (also tsuh ).

N. An arrowhead: ¥ÚÃë¡A½bÃë ditto.

Adj. (1) Fast-flying, swift (arrows).
(2) Ãë·s brand-new.

Áâ Num. Index: 81A.81-8 £v£°£¾ mei3 .

N. (Chem.) magnesium;
´â¤ÆÁâ magnesium chloride;
®ñ¤ÆÁâ magnesium oxide;
²B®ñ¤ÆÁâ magnesium hydroxide;
ºÒ»Ä¤ÆÁâ magnesium carbonate;
²¸»ÄÁâ magnesium sulphate.

´Ü Num. Index: 81A.81-9 £¢£¸£´ qin1 .

V.t. To admire, respect: ´Ü¨Ø¡A´Ü·q¡A´Ü¥õ qin1pei4, qin1jing4, qin1yang3¡õ.

Adj. & adv. (1) His Majesty's imperial, by imperial order, command, etc.: ´Ü½ç¡A´Ü©R¡A´Ü©w granted, ordered, approved by His Majesty;
´Ü¬£¡A´Ü¹{ appointed, awarded by His Majesty;
´Ü®t qin1chai1¡õ;
´Ü¦¹ formula concluding edict.
(2) (LL) respectfully: ´Ü¦î¡A´Ü±æ respectfully waiting, hoping.
(3) Respectfully to emperor: ´Ü¿í respectfully obey;
´Ü©^ respectfully receive.

Words 1. ´Ü®t qin1chai1, n., formerly, an imperial envoy, ambassador (also ´Ü®t¤j¦Ú).
2. ´Ü±R qin1chong2, v.t. & n., adore (-ation).
3. ´Ü·q qin1jing4, v.t., to admire, respect.
4. ´Ü¿ð qin1zhi4, v.t., (LL) admire.
5. ´Ü¨Ø qin1pei4, v.t., admire, esteem, value (s.o.'s accomplishment).
6. ´Ü¤ÑºÊ qin1tian1jian4, n., formerly, Imperial Board of Astronomy;
7. ´Ü¤ÑºÊ qin1tian1jian4, n., its director.
8. ´Ü¥õ qin1yang3, v.t., admire (esp. from station below), honor, esteem (person, his reputation).

Üd Num. Index: 81A.81-9 £~£¹£¬£¾ huo3 .

N. (Chem.) holmium.

Áê Num. Index: 81A.81-9 £¢£¸£± qiao1 . [Var. of ¡¼ 90.30]

¹Y Num. Index: 81A.82-1 £t£«£½ ba2 (£t£¬£½ bo2 ).

N. Cymbals.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.82-2 £¯£¿ ai4 .

N. (Chem.) astatine (also translit.¡¼]

¹e Num. Index: 81A.82-2 £u£¸£¿ pi4 .

N. (Chem.) beryllium.

³¦ Num. Index: 81A.82-3 £¥£¯ chai1 .

N. Hair decorations, hairpin: ª÷³¦¡A¥É³¦ gold, jade hairpin;
³¦¥úÆK¼v glistening hair decorations.

Ãî Num. Index: 81A.82-4 £v£³£¿ man4 .

N. Spade for applying plaster.

èj Num. Index: 81A.82-5 £¢£¸£³ qian1 (also £¢£¸£´£¾ qin3 ).

V.t. To carve on block: èjªO to carve wood block for printing.

»Ç Num. Index: 81A.82-6 £¡£¸£±£¾ jiao3 .

N. A pair of scissors.

V.t. (1) To cut with scissors.
(2) Adorn with gold.

Words 1. »Ç¤M jiao3dao1, n., (formerly, another name for) scissors.
2. »ÇÁå jiao3lian4, n., a hinge fixed on door, gate or lid.

Áá Num. Index: 81A.82-6 £x£¹£¿ du4 .

V.t. Electroplate: Ááª÷ gilt, goldplated;
Áá»È silver-plated;
¹qÁá electroplated.

ój Num. Index: 81A.82-8 £¦£« sha1 .

N. (AC) a long spear: ój¦Ð (LL) clipped wings, (fig.) downcast.

Áì Num. Index: 81A.82-9 £~£¹£³£½ huan2 .

N. (1) Anc. measure of weight.
(2) Money: »@Áì fine or be fined silver or cash.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.82-9 £¯£¿ ai4 .

N. (Chem.) einsteinium.

Áë Num. Index: 81A.82-9 £x£¹£³£¿ duan4 . [Var.·Ú]

V.t. To forge (metal), see ÁëÁå duan4lian4¡õ.

Words 1. ÁëÁå duan4lian4, v.t., to forge (metal): ÁëÁå«~¦æ to form and train character through experience (as blacksmith fires and shapes iron);
2. ÁëÁå duan4lian4, v.t., ÁëÁå¨Åé train body.
3. ÁëÅK duan4tie3, n., wrought iron.

Ãì Num. Index: 81A.83-1 £{£¸£³£¿ lian4 . [Cf. Áå]

N. (lian4zi0, lian4er0) (1) A chain of metal: ÅKÃì¡AÂêÃì iron chain;
ª÷Ãì gold chain;
²äÃì¨à necklace;
Ãì±ø a chain.
(2) (Geol.) lead ore.

V.t. To chain, enchain: Ãì¤W¥L have him enchained;
Ãìûó¡AÃì¦í chained on.

Words 1. ÃìÅð¯À lian4mei2su4, n., (med.) streptomycin.

Áä Num. Index: 81A.83-2 £¡£¸£³£¿ jian4 .

N. (1) A door bolt, the bolt of a Chin. lock: ¤UÁä draw in the bolt;
Áä³¬ to lock up;
ºÞÁä the catch of a lock;
±ÒÁä to open the lock;
ÃöÁä key to a situation, a turning point, a crisis.
(2) One of the keys on a piano keyboard: Áä½L piano or typewriter keyboard.

óa Num. Index: 81A.83-6 £££º£³£¿ xUan4 . [Related ±Û 60S.83]

N. (1) See óa¤l xUan4zi0, óaÁç¨à xUan4guo1er0¡õ.
(2) A copper basin with upright sides.

V.t. (1) To cut wood by rotating it against a knife.
(2) To warm wine with óa¤l xUan4zi0¡õ.
(3) To stir, see Ãë¯» xUan4fen3¡õ.

Words 1. óa¯» xUan4fen3, n., noodle like strips made of flour of green peas (Ûw¨§) by stirring mixture in boiling water and cooling it (also ¯»¥Ö).
2. óaÁç¨à xUan4guo1er0, n., vessel for warming wine by immersing pot in hot water.
3. óa¤l xUan4zi0, n., ditto.

¿õ Num. Index: 81A.83-6 £x£¸£¶£¿ ding4 .

N. adjunct. A cake: ¤@¿õ¾¥ an ink cake, ink slab.

N. (1) Ingot: ª÷¿õ¡A»È¿õ gold, silver ingot;
¤@¿õ»È¤l a small ingot of silver, about 10 taels;
¯È¿õ tin foil or paper ingot burned for use of the dead.
(2) Cake shaped object: ¿õ²¹ cake of vermilion ink;
¯»¿õ cake of face powder;
cake of medicine to be rubbed, like µµª÷¿õ.
(3) An anc. food vessel with legs.

èo Num. Index: 81A.83-9 £y£¸£¶£¾ ting3 .

N. (1) Ingot: ¶Àª÷¤Qèo ten bars of gold.
(2) (AC) a big arrow;
arrowhead.

V.i. Hurry forward: èo¦Ó¨«ÀI (oft. wr. ®¼) become reckless in desperation, like animal at bay.

Âñ Num. Index: 81A.83-9 £¥£¹£°£½ chui2 . [Interch. Áè 81A.11]

¶r Num. Index: 81A.91-2 £¥£± chao1 .

N. (Also chauh) paper money, money in gen.: ¶r²¼ chao1piao4¡õ;
¬ü¶r American dollar;
ª÷¶r gold and U.S. dollars;
¯}¶r spend money.

V.t. (Interch. §Û] to copy.

Words 1. ¶rÃö chao1guan1, n., formerly, tax bureau.
2. ¶r²¼ chao1piao4, n., dollar bill;
3. ¶r²¼ chao1piao4, n., paper money of any kind.
4. ¶r¤Þ chao1yin3, n., (Suhng Dyn.) paper money.

×ü Num. Index: 81A.91-9 £ª£³ san1 .

N. (Chem.) samarium.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.93-2 £¨ zi1 .

N. ¡¼°ò (AC) a farm implement, a plough.

Ãó Num. Index: 81A.93-2 £{£²£¿ lou4 .

N. (1) Steel or iron plates used for engraving or carving.
(2) A boiler.
(3) A surname.

V.t. Engrave, carve, tattoo: Ãóª© to cut a block for printing;
Ãó°©»Ê¤ß wholeheartedly grateful to (s.o.);
Ãóª÷¿ùªö gilt and colored, elegant and refined;
Ãó¨ tattoo.

óf Num. Index: 81A.93-5 £¢£¸£µ£¾ qiang3 .

N. A string of copper coins (also wr. ¡¼).

Words 1. óf¤ô qiang3shui3, n., sulphuric acid (short for µvóf¤ô).

¡¼ Num. Index: 81A.93-6 £w£«£¾ fa3 .

N. (Chem.) francium (also translit. Üb).

ä· Num. Index: 81A.93-9 £x£¸£² diu1 .

N. (Chem.) thulium.

×ý Num. Index: 81A.93-9 £z£º£¾ nU3 .

N. (Chem.) neodymium.

èÁ Num. Index: 81B.00-1 £t£¬ bo1 .

Words 1. èÁèÁ bo1bo0, n., a kind of small roll made of wheat or corn flour.

ñ® Num. Index: 81B.00-1 £t£¬£½ bo2 .

Words 1. ñ®ØO bo2tuo1, (MC) a kind of cake (also wr. ¡¼ØO¡A¤£¦«)

èÄ Num. Index: 81B.01-1 £ª£¹£¿ su4 .

N. (AC) food in a tripod.

üÛ Num. Index: 81B.01-4 £|£¹£¬£¾ guo3 .

N. A kind of cake, made with sesame seeds (³Âªá¨à).

¾l Num. Index: 81B.01-8 £º£½ yU2 .

N. (1) A surname.
(2) Surplus, leftover: ¦³¾l enough and to spare;
¤@¦Ê¹s¾l a hundred and over;
¬Õ¾l surplus, net profit;
¦h¾l surplus;
¨ä¾l the rest.
(3) Leftover time: ¬ã°Q¤§¾l the time left after studies;
·~¾l after office hours, hobby, see yU2xing4¡õ.

Adj. Remaining, leftover, spreadover, carried over: ¾lµ lingering sound, tone, see compp.¡õ.

Words 1. ¾lªi yU2bo1, n., the aftermath.
2. ¾l¤Á yU2chie, n., (math.) cotangent.
3. ¾l¼y yU2qing4, n., inherited ancestral blessing.
4. ¾l³Ý yU2chuan3, n., dying breaths;
5. ¾l³Ý yU2chuan3, n., panting after a scare.
6. ¾l¾¦ yU2chi3, n., see yU2nian2¡õ.
7. ¾lÄÒ yU2dang3, n., remnants of a political party or defeated bandits.
8. ¾l¦a yU2di4, n., (1) spare lot or land;
9. ¾l¦a yU2di4, n., (2) ¤£¯d¾l¦a to push a person too far;
10. ¾l¦a yU2di4, n., ¯d¾l¦a spare some room for future contacts.
11. ¾lÃB yU2e2, n., available sumunused or vacancies not taken up.
12. ¾l· yU2feng1, n., influence left by person.
13. ¾l´I yU2fu4 (yU2fu1), adj., see yU2yU4¡õ.
14. ¾l³Î yU2ge2, n., (math.) cosecant.
15. ¾l¥ú yU2guang1, n., reflected glory, honor (from friend);
16. ¾l¥ú yU2guang1, n., bounty that costs the owner nothing.
17. ¾l·u yU2hui1, n., sunset light;
18. ¾l·u yU2hui1, n., reflected light.
19. ¾l©· yU2hu3, n., (math.) complement of an arc.
20. ¾l¨¤ yU2jiao3, n., (math.) complement of an angle.
21. ¾lÂu yU2jin4, n., burnt ashes, (fig.) remnant troops.
22. ¾l´Ú yU2kuan3, n., leftover sum.
23. ¾l¤O yU2li4¹, n., leftover strength or energy: ¤£¯d¾l¤O spare no effort or energy.
24. ¾l§Q yU2li4², n., net profit;
25. ¾l§Q yU2li4², n., extra profit.
26. ¾lÃw yU2li4³, n., dregs in the cup;
27. ¾lÃw yU2li4³, n., (fig.) friend's boon or kindness: ±oÀL¾lÃw share your boon.
28. ¾l½× yU2lun4, n., additional comments.
29. ¾l¦~ yU2nian2, n., the remaining years of one's life.
30. ¾l³Ñ yU2sheng4, n., remainder.
31. ¾l¥Í yU2sheng1, n., remaining years.
32. ¾l·v yU2xia2, n., leisure time, free time.
33. ¾l¿³ yU2xing4, n., program for amusements after meeting;
34. ¾l¿³ yU2xing4, n., from of relaxation after work.
35. ¾l¼Æ yU2shu4, n., (math.) reminder after subtraction;
36. ¾l¼Æ yU2shu4, n., leftover number after division.
37. ¾l¨Æ yU2shi4, n., (1) less important details of business: µS¨ä¾l¨Æ;
38. ¾l¨Æ yU2shi4, n., (2) unfinished business: ¾l¨Æ¥¼¤F.
39. ¾l©¶ yU2xUan2, n., (math.) cosine.
40. ¾l»W yU2xU4, n., personal savings.
41. ¾l¥~ yU2wai4, adj. & n., additional (items).
42. ¾l½® yU2yin4, n., inherited ancestral protection or benefit.
43. ¾l¸Î yU2yU4, adj., ample (means).

Áý Num. Index: 81B.02-4 £¹£°£¿ wei4 . [Var. of ì^]

V.t. To feed (Chicken, dogs): Áý¥¤ to nurse (baby) with milk;
Áý¹¡ be fed full.

¡¼ Num. Index: 81B.02-5 £¤£µ zhang1 .

N. (AC) dried sweetmeat: ¡¼ïR ditto.

»ç Num. Index: 81B.10-3 £·£¾ er3 .

N. (1) (Lit. & fig.) a bait for fish.
(2) Pastry, food: »æ»ç cakes and sweets;
ªG»ç candies and cakes;
ÃÄ»ç tonics, drugs in gen.

V.t. (1) To bait (enemy), to entice (person).
(2) (AC) to eat.

ÄD Num. Index: 81B.11 £¡£¸£´£¾ jin3 (also £¡£¸£¶£¿ jing4 ).

N. A year or season of dearth: ÄÈÄD crop failure, famine.

¶¹ Num. Index: 81B.11-9 £§£´£¿ ren4 .

V.i. Prepare food: ²i¶¹ to cook food, the art of cooking.