°µ | Num. Index: 91A.82-1 | £¨£¹£¬£¿ zuo4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) Do, make, work at: °µ¤u zuo4gong1, °µ¨Æ zuo4shi4¡õ; °µ¤£¡]¤W¡^¨Ó don't know how this is done; °µ¤£¤F unable to do (finish); °µ´c¡]¦n¡^¤H be bad (good) toward s.o., act the part of a villain (sympathizer); °µ±o«Ü¦n do a good job of; °µ¥Í·N do business, make a deal; °µ¶R½æ keep a shop, be in trade; °µ¤½°Èû be in government service; °µµæ to cook; °µ¦ç»n make a dress; °µ¶º zuo4fan4¡õ; °µ¸é¤ßµê have a guilty conscience. (2) Celebrate: °µ¥Í¤é hold a birthday party; °µº¡¤ë¡A°µ¶g·³ party marking a child's birth when he is one month (year) old; °µ¶g¦~ commemorative service on the first anniversary of s.o.'s death; °µ¹Ø give a party in honor of s.o. on his birthday. (3) Pretend, feign: °µ¬£ zuo4pai0; °µ¦n°µ¤ï¡]´c¡^pretend to be kindhearted or unfeeling, as the situation of the moment may require. | ||||||||
Words | 1. °µ·R zuo4ai4, v.t., to make love. 2. °µ¿Ë zuo4qin1, v.i., make marriage arrangements for one's child. 3. °µ±¡ zuo4qing0, v.i. & t., (1) intercede, mediate: ¨â¤è³£¤£ªÖ»¡»ù¿ú¡A¥u¦n¥Ñ§Ú°µ±¡¤F as neither party would make a (price) offer, I had to step in and set a figure for them; 4. °µ±¡ zuo4qing0, v.i. & t., (2) make a pretense. 5. °µ¤j zuo4da4, v.i., arrogate to oneself a position of superiority. 6. °µ±o zuo4de0, adj., permissible, feasible, can be done. 7. °µªk zuo4fa3, n., way of doing a thing. 8. °µ¶º zuo4fan4, v.i., prepare a meal (¡§cook rice¡¨). 9. °µ®Ú¨à tzuoge1er0, adv., from the very beginning, at first. 10. °µ©x¡]¨à¡^ zuo4guan1 (zuo4gua1er0), v.i., be an official, join goverment service. 11. °µ°¨à zuo4gueeer0, v.i., practise tricks, irregularities. 12. °µ¤u¡]¨à¡^ zuo4gong1(er0), v.i., do manual work. 13. °µ¦n¨Æ zuo4hao3shi4, v.i., (1) do a good turn, help the needy, give to charity; 14. °µ¦n¨Æ zuo4hao3shi4, v.i., (2) perform religious rites for the repose of a dead person's soul. 15. °µ¬¡¡]¨à¡^ zuo4huo2(er0), v.i., do manual labor for a living; 16. °µ¬¡¡]¨à¡^ zuo4huo2(er0), v.i., °µ¬¡§½¤l gang up to cheat (deceive). 17. °µ¸} zuo4jiao3, v.i., serve to pass secret messages. 18. °µp zuo4ji4, v.t., to plan, scheme, plot. 19. °µ¥D zuo4zhu3, v.t., be master of, make the final decision on (question): ²{¦b¨à¤kªº±B«Ã¡A¤÷¥À¤£¯à°µ¥D¤F nowadays parents have no control over the marriage of their children; 20. °µ¥D zuo4zhu3, v.t., ¦¹¨Æ¥Ñ§A°µ¥D this matter is up to you to decide. 21. °µÁï zuo4kuo4, v.i., to show off, make a vain display of one's riches. 22. °µÁy¡]¨à¡^ zuo4lian3 (zuo4liaaer0), phr., do s.t. for the sake of appearances. 23. °µ§Ë zuo4long4, v.t., manipulate (matter) for selfish ends, stir up dissension. 24. °µ±¤l zuo4mian4zi0, phr., do s.t. for the sake of face. 25. °µ¬£ zuo4pai0, n., (1) gestures and movements of actors on stage; 26. °µ¬£ zuo4pai0, n., (2) affected manners. 27. °µ¤H zuo4ren2, v.i., conduct oneself in society: ¥L«ÜÀ´°µ¤Hªº¹D²z he knows how to get along with people; 28. °µ¤H zuo4ren2, v.i., °µ¤H±¡ v.i., do s.o. a special favor. 29. °µÁn zuo4sheng1, v.i., begin to speak, break silence. 30. °µ¬Æ zuo4shen2, phr., what for: n¥Lª¾°µ¬Æ why let him know (it)? 31. °µ¤p zuo4xiao3, v.i., be s.o.'s concubine. 32. °µ½u zuo4xian4, v.i., see zuo4jiao3¡ô. 33. °µ¹Ø zuo4shou4, v.i., hold birthday celebrations. 34. °µ¤â¸} zuo4shourjiao3, phr., resort to irregular practices, make secret arrangements. 35. °µ¨Æ zuo4shi4, v.i., to work: ¥L¥¿¦b°µ¨Æ he is busy at work. 36. °µÀY zuo4tou0, n., expected results, advantage to be gained from a certain course of action: ¦³¬Æ»ò°µÀY what's to be gained? 37. °µ§@ tzuostzuo, v.i., pretend, feign, affect; 38. °µ§@ tzuostzuo, n., affectation. 39. °µ²´ zuo4yan3, v.i., gather intelligence: ¦A³y¨â³B°µ²´°s©± let's build two more undercover taverns. |
¶Æ | Num. Index: 91A.82-1 | £±£¿ ao4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To defy: ¶ÆÁ÷ªK (of chrysanthemum) branches that defy the frost. | ||||||||
Adj. | Proud, conceited, rude: ź¶Æ¡AÐ¶Æ ditto. | ||||||||
Adv. | Haughtily: ¶Æµø¡A¶Æ¸E ao4shi42, ao4ni4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¶Æ©¤ ao4an4, adj., proud and independent. 2. ¶Æ®ð ao4chi4, n., pride. 3. ¶Æ°© ao4gu3, n., naturally proud nature, innate pride. 4. ¶ÆºC ao4man4, adj., haughty, impudent. 5. ¶Æ¸E ao4ni4, v.t., to look down upon, see ao4shi42¡õ. 6. ¶Æ¥@ ao4shi41, adj., pround, loftyminded. 7. ¶Æµø ao4shi42, v.t., look down upon, treat lightly. 8. ¶Æª« ao4wu4, adj., proud, selfsatisfied. |
¥M | Num. Index: 91A.82-1 | £¤£µ£¿ zhang4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Weapons, warfare, a war: ¥´¥M to fight a war; a war; ¤º¥M civil war; ¥´³Ó¥M¡A¥´±Ñ¥M to triumph, be defeated in war (also ³Ó°}¡A±Ñ°}); ±µ¥M join battle. (2) Weaponry on parade: »ö¥M parade of insignia of power. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To rely on: ¥õ¥M¡AÊ¥M¡A¨Ì¥M¡A¾Ì¥M to rely on s.o.'s power or help; ¥MµÛ¥»¨Æ rely on one's own skill or ability; §A¥MµÛ¤°»ò how dare you¡Ðrelying on what (do you dare say such a thing)? ¥M¸y¤l¡A¥M¸y²´¤l to back up s.o.; ¦³¤H¥M¸y¤l have s.o. back up (financially, etc.). (2) To take up: ¥M¼C rest hand on sword. (3) To stand up in defense: ¥M¸q¡A¥M®ð zhang4yi4, zhang4chi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥M®ð zhang4chi4, v.i., to act on strength of impulse. 2. ¥M¶Õ zhang4shi41, v.i., as in ¥M¶Õ´Û¤H to rely on (relative's, friend's) power and bully people; 3. ¥M¶Õ zhang4shi41, v.i., ª¯¥M¤H¶Õ (abuse) a dog bites on strength of master's position. 4. ¥M«î zhang4shi42, v.i., to rely (on s.o.'s power). 5. ¥Mü} zhang4wei4, n., formal retinue and escort preceding official. 6. ¥M¸q zhang4yi4, phr., ¥M¸q²¨°] be public-spirited, spend on a good cause; 7. ¥M¸q zhang4yi4, phr., ¥M¸q°õ¨¥ to speak boldly in defense of justice. |
¨Ï | Num. Index: 91A.82-1 | £¦£¾ shi3 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (*shi4) (1) A messenger, servant: ¨Ó¨Ï bearer, messenger; ±M¨Ï special envoy, (by) special messenger; ¨Ï±A¡A¨Ï§Ð shi4bei4, shi4yi4¡õ. (2) (Usu. shi3) emissary, minister: ¤½¨Ï minister accredited to foreign country; ¤j¨Ï ambassador; ¤j¨ÏÀ] embassy. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) Causative vb., make, let, allow (+vb. or n., pron., +vb.): ¨Ï¡]¥L¡^¨Ó¡A¨Ï¡]¥L¡^¥h make (him) come, go; ¨Ï¡]¨Ï±o¡^°ª¿³¡A¨Ï¡]±o¡^¼~Æ{ make (person) pleased, depressed; ¨Ï¤£¥²¨Ó tell him not to come; ¨Ï°ê¤` cause nation to perish. (2) To send, order: ¨Ï¥L¥h°µ send him to do it; ®t¨Ï to send s.o.; ¨Ï³ê shi3huan0¡õ. (3) To use, employ, apply: ¨Ï¥Î shi3yong4¡õ; ¨Ï¤£±o shi3bu0de0¡õ; ¨Ï¤£¤F shi3bu0liao3¡õ; ¨Ï«H¸¹ employ signals; ¨ÏªZ¤O use force; ¨Ï«l shi3jin4¡õ; ¨Ï¤â¬q¡A¨Ï¸Þp use strategy, tricks; ¨Ï¨Ä§Ë¥© ditto. (4) To let go: ¨ÏµÊ®ð¡A¨Ï©Ê¤l vent anger, be temperamental; ¨Ï°s shi3jiu3¡õ. (5) (*shi4) (LL) be sent abroad as minister: ¨Ï©ó·¡ was minister to chu3. | ||||||||
Conj. | If: ³]¨Ï¡A°²¨Ï if; Áa¨Ï¡A§Y¨Ï even if, even though; ¨Ï¦³¤£¸· if s.t. untoward, unforeseen should happen. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨Ï²Ì¨à shi3ba4er0, v.i. & n., (a boxing move, a rope) cause s.o. to stumble by catching his leg. 2. ¨Ï±A shi3bei4 (*shi4bei4), n., maidservant. 3. ¨Ï¤£±o shi3bu0de0, v.i., (utensil, person) cannot be used, will not do. 4. ¨Ï¤£¤F shi3bu0liao3, v.i., (1) shi3bu0de0¡ô; 5. ¨Ï¤£¤F shi3bu0liao3, v.i., (2) more than one needs: ¨Ï¤£¤F³o»ò³\¦h do not need this much. 6. ¨Ï¦Ú *shi4chen2, n., representative of country abroad. 7. ¨Ï®ð shi3chi4, v.i., act on impulse or in fit of anger. 8. ¨Ï±o shi3de0, v.i., (1) (article, dress) will do; 9. ¨Ï±o shi3de0, v.i., (2) see V.i. & t.1¡ô. 10. ¨ÏÀ] shi2guan3 (*shi4guan3), n., legation: ¤j¨ÏÀ] embassy. 11. ¨ÏÃa shi3huai4, v.t., (1) wilfully make (s.o.) suffer; 12. ¨ÏÃa shi3huai4, v.t., (2) hurt, destroy: µ¹¥L¨ÏÃa¤F destroyed by him. 13. ¨Ï³ê shi3huan0, v.t., to order (servants) about; 14. ¨Ï³ê shi3huan0, v.t., ¨Ï³ê¤H a servant, attendant. 15. ¨ÏªÌ *shi4zhe3, n., messenger, royal messenger. 16. ¨Ï¸` *shi4jie2, n., ministership or official mission abroad. 17. ¨Ï«l¡]¨à¡^ shi3jin4 (shi3jie4er0), v.i., exert effort, put out strength, energy: ¨Ï«l¨àŪ®Ñ¡A©Þ¯ó work, pull out weeds, with energy. 18. ¨Ï°s shi2jiu3, v.i., to shout, make a row on strength of alcohol. 19. ¨Ï§g *shi4jUn1, n., (1) (LL) official sent to country; 20. ¨Ï§g *shi4jUn1, n., (2) (LL) (court. address) like Eng. ¡§this gentleman.¡¨ 21. ¨Ï§g¤l shi3jUn1zi3, n., (bot.) the Rangoon creeper, quisqualis indica. 22. ¨Ï©R shi3ming4 (*shi4ming4), n., official mission. 23. ¨Ï¤k *shi4nU3, n., maidservant. 24. ¨Ï®{ shi3tu2, n., (Christ.) disciples. 25. ¨Ï§Ð shi3yi4 (*shi4yi4), n., servants, attendants. 26. ¨Ï¥Î shi3yong4, v.t., to employ, use (utensil, person). |
äê | Num. Index: 91A.82-2 | £¡£¸£¶£¾ jing3 ![]() |
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V.t. | (Interch. ĵ) warn, admonish: ¥Üäê serve as a warning; ¥Häê®Ä¤× so as to deter anyone from committing the same (mistake, sin, crime). | ||||||||
Words | 1. äê³Æ jing1bei4, v.i., be prepared for emergencies, guard against all eventualities. 2. äê§Ù jing1jie4, (1) v.i., hold oneself ready to meet enemy moves; 3. äê§Ù jing1jie4, (2) v.t., warn, caution. |
ÐÔ | Num. Index: 91A.82-2 | £¥£¹£¿ chu4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) (AC) to begin. U.f. §ô; ÐÔ¸Ë (¡×§ô¸Ë) girdle up for journey. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91A.82-2 | £¦£«£¾ sha3 ![]() |
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Adj. & adv. | Stupid, -ly, silly: ¡¼¸Ü silly talk; ¡¼¯º silly smile; ¡¼¼Ö being happy in a silly manner; ¡¼¤p¤l silly boy; ¡¼¦Ñ·Ý̨à silly old men; ¡¼¤l sha3zi3¡õ; úw¡¼¤F stunned, dumbfounded; ¡¼¨þ¨þ stupid and honest. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼®ð sha3chi0, n., unsophisticated or blind courage. 2. ¡¼¥Ê sha3gua1, n., (a curse) fool or damn(ed) fool, silly ass. 3. ¡¼¨¤ sha2jiao3, n., a silly person. 4. ¡¼¤l sha3zi0, n., a fool, nincompoop. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91A.82-2 | £t£¸£¾ bi3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) erroneous (belief): ¨¸¡¼ xie2bi3, (AC) erroneous (views). |
«K | Num. Index: 91A.82-3 | £t£¸£³£¿ bian4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (*pian2) A surname. (2) Convenience, ease: ±o«K when ever convenient, when you have time; «K¤¤ at your convenience; ¶¶«K at a convenient occasion: §A¨ì½²®a¡A½Ð¶¶«K±a³o¥óµ¹¥L since you are going to the Tsai's, please bring this to him; ¶¶«K®³²~°s¤U¨Ó¡A¬Ù±o§Ú°_¨Ó bring me the bottle and save me from getting up; ´N«K when convenient; ÀH«K do what you like, disregard formalities, see ÀH«K 32A.83. (3) Toilet, toilet functions: hence «K©Ò ¡§place of convenience¡¨¡×ladies' restroom, etc.; ¤p«K v.i. & n., relieve oneself, to urinate; ¤j«K v.i. & n., go to stool, ease bowels; ¸T¤î¤p«K commit no nuisance; «K¯µ bian4bi41. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Convenient; ¤è«K convenient; ¤£«K inconvenient; «K§Q bian4li4¡õ; «K·í bian4dang4¡õ; «K©ó convenient for, so that: «K©ó¶i¦æ so that we many proceed. (2) Informal, at ease: ½Ð«K¡A¦Û«K do as you like, feel at home; «K¦ç¡A«K´U bian4yi1, bian4mao4¡õ; «KÀ\ bian4chan1, etc.¡õ. (3) Quick (route, etc.): «K®|¡A«K¹D. (4) (*pian2) Sycophant, flattering: «K¦ð¡A«K¹@ *pian2nihn, *pian2pi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | Then, just, simply, in that case (used much more than the Eng. ¡§then¡¨): §A·R¦o¡A¦o¤£·R§A¡A«K«ç»ò¼Ë¡]«K¦p¦ó¡^if you love her and she does not love you, then what? Ä_¥ÉÅ¥¨£«K»¡ when Baauyuh heard this, he (then) said; ³o¼Ë°µ¥h«K¬O¡]«K½}¡A«K¤F¡^ just do it like this; ¨º«K¤£¦P then it is different; §A¤£¥h¡A§Ú«K¤£±o¥h, if you do not go, then I have to; §â»\«Ê¦n¡A«K¥i¥H¦¬Âæh¤é keep it tightly covered, then it will keep a long time. | ||||||||
Conj. | (1) Even if, even though: «K¦³¤£¬O¡A¤]±oì½Ì¥L even if he is wrong, you can forgive him. (2) As soon as: ¤@¶i¥h¡A«K¬Ý¨£ as soon as you go in, you see (the)¡K. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «K¯µ bian4bi4, n., constipation. 2. «KéX *biarnbi4, n., (AC) favorite mistress. 3. «KÀ\ bian4chan1, n., informal, plain dinner, potluck. 4. «K¾¹ bian4chi4, n., urinal. 5. «K·í bian4dang4, (1) adj., easy and convenient; 6. «K·í bian4dang4, (2) n., lunch basket. 7. «K¹D bian4dao4, n., (1) quick but small path; 8. «K¹D bian4dao4, n., (2) then said. 9. «K·µ bian4dian4, n., emperor's rest room before or after audience. 10. «K¬r bian4du2, n., gonorrhea. 11. «K¶º bian4fan4, n., potluck, simple meal. 12. «KªA bian4fu2, n., informal dress, home gown, dist. from §ªA official uniform. 13. «K®| bian4jing4, n., quick route, small path. 14. «KÜò bian4hu2, n., night pot. 15. «K§Q bian4li4, adj. & n., convenient, -ce: «Ü¦h«K§Q has many advantages. 16. «K¸ô bian4lu4, n., bypath. 17. «KÄl bian4lu2, n., see Ãä Äl 91.83. 18. «K´U bian4mao4, n., easy cap. 19. «K·Ä bian4niao4, v.i. & n., urinate, urine; 20. «K·Ä bian4niao4, v.i. & n., bowels. 21. «K¦ð *biarnnihn, adj., being a good talker, sycophant. 22. «K¹@ *biarnpi4, adj., sycophant, given to flattering. 23. «K¤H bian4ren2, n., s.o. at hand (to do an errand). 24. «K¬O bian4shi4, (1) conj., even if; 25. «K¬O bian4shi4, (2) see Adv.¡ô. 26. «K©Ò bian4suo3, n., toilet. 27. «K±ø bian4tiao2, n., memo, short note; 28. «K±øÃ¯ bian4tiao2bu4, n., note pad, scribble pad. 29. «K±í bian4tong3, n., wooden pail for stool. 30. «K¦ç bian4yi1, n., ordinary dress; 31. «K¦ç bian4yi1, n., «K¦ç°»±´ plain-clothes detective. 32. «K©y bian4yi2, adv., (1) as in «K©y¦æ¨Æ use discretion; 33. «K©y bian4yi2, adv., (2) (*pai2yi1) (a) adj., cheap: ¤£«K©y expensive; 34. «K©y bian4yi2, adv., ªF¦è«K©y things are cheap; 35. «K©y bian4yi2, adv., (b) v.t., as in ¤Ó«K©y¤F¥L he got it cheap (without due punishment); 36. «K©y bian4yi2, adv., (c) n., advantage: ¨S¦³¤°»ò«K©y no advantage in that. |
Àu | Num. Index: 91A.82-3 | £¸£² you1 ![]() |
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N. | Actor: Àu§D¡AÀu¤H you1ling2, you1ren2¡õ; Àu©s¦ç«a dress up as on stage (from allu. Àu©s a court jester); ÖÀu actor, court jester (slightly contempt.). | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Excellent, superior: Àuµ¥¡AÀu²§ you1deng3, you1yi4¡õ; Àu¶V you1yUe4¡õ; Àu³Ó¦H±Ñ survival of the fittest. (2) Ample, liberal: Àu¸Î¡AÀu´ì you1yU4, you1wo4¡õ. (3) Free, leisurely, easy: Àu´å¡AÀu®e you1you2, you1rong2; Àu¬X you1rou2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Àuªø you1chang2, n., a person's strong points, specialty. 2. Àu¯Ê you1qUe1, n., an excellent job, position. 3. Àu«Ý you1dai4, v.t. & n., give special treatment, privilege. 4. Àuµ¥ you1deng3, n., special or excellent grade. 5. ÀuÂI you1dian3, n., strong points, where one excels. 6. Àu«p you1hou4, adj. & adv., liberal (compensation). 7. Àu°² you1jia3, v.t., (AC) give special pardon. 8. Àu¼ú you1jiang3, n. & v.t., special prize, award. 9. Àu¨} you1liang2, adj., excellent (character, etc.). 10. Àu¦H you1lie4, n., good and bad: ¸ûÀu¦H determine who is better. 11. Àu§ you1li3, n., special kindness or favor. 12. Àu§D you1ling2, n., actor, actress. 13. Àu¬ü you1mei3, adj., beautiful (style, results). 14. Àu¤H you1ren2, n., actor. 15. Àu¬X you1rou2, adj., (1) amiable; 16. Àu¬X you1rou2, adj., (2) leisurely; 17. Àu¬X you1rou2, adj., (3) weak in character: Àu¬X¹èÂ_ incapable of taking strong decision. 18. Àu®e you1rong2, v.t., to be generous, lenient toward (offending person). 19. Àu¥Í¾Ç you1sheng1xUe2, n., eugenics. 20. Àu¥ýÅv you1xian1qUan2, n., priority. 21. Àu¥ýªÑ you2xian1gun, n., preferred stock. 22. Àu¶¢ you1xian2, adj., free and content. 23. Àu¨q you1xiu4, adj., select (elements, students, etc.): Àu¨q¥÷¤l the elite. 24. Àu¶Õ you1shi4, n., advantage in contest. 25. Àu¾èµØ you1tan2hua1, n., see ¾è ªá 41.93. 26. Àu¬° you1wei2, adj., (LL) good at (s.t.). 27. Àu´ì you1wo4, adj. & adv., liberal (compensation). 28. Àu²§ you1yi4, adj. & adv., special, extra (treatment, consideration). 29. ÀuÀu you1you1, adj., (AC) (1) amiable; 30. ÀuÀu you1you1, adj., (2) ample. 31. Àu´å you1you2, adj., (1) free, unconstrained, at ease: Àu´å¦Û¦b¡]¦Û±o¡^ completely free and at ease; 32. Àu´å you1you2, adj., (2) (AC) undecided; 33. Àu´å you1you2, adj., (3) resigning oneself to fate: ¿³¤@¥@¦ÓÀu´å (AC) spend one's life in resignation, not particular, to take what comes (also Àu¹C). 34. Àu¶V you1yUe4, adj., superior, commendable: Àu¶V·P sense of superiority. 35. Àu¸Î you1yU4, adj., ample (means), easy, well-to-do life. |
Åk | Num. Index: 91A.82-4 | £¸£³£¾ yan3 ![]() |
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Adj. | Impressive, solemn. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÅkµM yan3ran2, adj., having the true appearance, like real: ÅkµM¦p¨£¨ä¤H looks indeed like seeing the real person. 2. ÅkY yan3ruo4, adj., ditto. |
«I | Num. Index: 91A.82-5 | £¢£¸£´ qin1 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To invade: «I¥Ç¡A«Iŧ qin1fan4, qin1xi2¡õ; (AC) ¼Ä¤H¨Ó«I the enemy came to attack; «I¤J invade into someone's territory. (2) To take, occupy by force, to rob, to infringe: «I®`¡AÀu§]¡A«I²¤¡A«I¹Ü¡A«I¦û qin1hai4, qin1tun1, qin1lUe42, qin1duo2, qin1zhan4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Gradual, -ly: «I¦¡A«I±á as day is breaking; «I´M¡A«I²] qin1xUn2, qin1yin2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «I±á qin1chen2, adv., at early dawn. 2. «I¹Ü qin1duo2, v.t., to violate, encroach: «I¹ÜÅv§Q deprive of, violate rights. 3. «I¥Ç qin1fan4, v.t., to encroach upon (territory), infringe upon (rights). 4. «I®` qin1hai4, v.t., to violate (territory, rights). 5. «I¦û qin1zhan4, v.t., to occupy by force. 6. «I³®¡]â¡^ qin1ling2, v.t., to browbeat and humiliate. 7. «I±° qin1yUe41, v.i., to break into, invade, to harass and loot. 8. «I²¤ qin1yUe42, v.t., invade neighbor's territory. 9. «IÂZ qin1rao3, v.t., to harass, molest. 10. «I¾å qin1xiao3, adv., (LL) toward dawn. 11. «Iŧ qin1xi2, v.t., to steal (territory), encroach upon, make a sneaking attack on. 12. «I»k qin1shi2, (1) v.i., to deteriorate, fall off in value, to eat into gradually; 13. «I»k qin1shi2, (2) v.t., to misappropriate (public funds); 14. «I»k qin1shi2, erode. 15. «I´M qin1xUn2, adv., (LL) gradually (also wr. ®û´M). 16. «I§] qin1tun1, v.t., to embezzle (public funds); 17. «I§] qin1tun1, v.t., to annex, gobble up, absorb (neighbor's territory). 18. «I¦ qin1zao3, adv., early morning. 19. «I²] qin1yin2, adv., (LL) gradually. |
°² | Num. Index: 91A.82-5 | £¡£¸£«£¾ jia3 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) Falsehood, deception, opp. ¯u truth-(fulness): ¥H°²¶Ã¯u pass fake imitations for genuine. (3) (*jia4) Holiday, leave: °²´Á jia3chi2, °²¤é jia3ri4¡õ; ©ñ°² public holiday; §i°²¡A½Ð°² ask for a leave of absence; ¨Ò°² regular holiday; ¤½°² official leave; ¯f°² sick leave; ²£°² maternity leave; ¦~°² New Year holidays; ´»°²¡A´H°² summer, winter vacation. | ||||||||
V.t. | Borrow, permit, allow, make use of, take advantage of: °²É jia3jie4, °²¶U jia3dai4, °²¦« jia3tuo1¡õ; °²¹D¡A°²³~ go (come) by way of; °²¤½ÀÙ¨p gain private ends in public cause or by public money; °²¥HÃC¦â put on a pleasant face; °²¥H®É¤é give(n) sufficient time; ¤Ñ¤£°²¦~ (his) life was unfortunately cut short; ª°°²ªê«Â a fox put on tiger's skin¡Ða bully with a coward's heart. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) False, fake, imitation: °²«_ jia3mao4, °²¥R jia3chong1¡õ; °²¡]ÀY¡^¾v wig (¡§false hair¡¨); °²Àg woman's wig; °²¤ú denture; °²ºJ²M pretend to have nothing to do with, make hypocritical gestures; °²¼Ò¡A°²¦¡¡]¼Ë¡^ (of things) imitation, (of persons) hypocritical; °²¥¿¸g hypocritical, dissembling (¡§pretend to be a saint¡¨); °²¦Ñ¹ê double-dealing, double-faced; °²¤¯°²¸q hypocritical (¡§pretend to be the paragon of virtue¡¨); °²·O´d pretending to be kindhearted. (2) Pretending: °²¤ý¡A°²¬Ó«Ò a pretender king. (3) (Law) conditional, tentative: °²¦©©ã provisional seizure; °²³B¤À provisional measures; °²¨Mij tentative resolution; °²ÄÀ conditional release. | ||||||||
Conj. | If, supposing: °²©w jia3ding4, °²¥O jia3ling4, °²¨Ï jia3shi3, °²³] jia3she4, °²¦p jia3ru2, °²Y jia3ruo4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. °²§ê jia3ban4, v.i., go in disguise, act the part of s.o. else. 2. °²´Á *jia4chi2, n., holidays, vacation. 3. °²¥R jia3chong1, v.i. & t., pretend: °²¥R¥¿¸g put on as a gentlemen; 4. °²¥R jia3chong1, v.i. & t., °²¥R¤º¦æ pretend to know what one does not. 5. °²¶U jia3dai4, v.t., (1) borrow (money, etc.); 6. °²¶U jia3dai4, v.t., (2) °²¶UÃC¦â tolerate, bear with, indulge. 7. °²©w jia3ding4, (1) n. & v.t., suppose, -sition; 8. °²©w jia3ding4, (2) conj., supposing, if (it be granted). 9. °²¤À¼Æ jia3fen1shu4, n., (math.) an improper fraction. 10. °²¤÷ jia3fu4, n., foster father. 11. °²°ª²´ jia3gao1yan3, phr., one who poses as an expert. 12. °²©Û¤l jia3zhao1zi0, phr., (make) hypocritical gestures. 13. °²É jia3jie4, v.t., (1) borrow (money, bcoks, etc.); 14. °²É jia3jie4, v.t., (2) use one Chin. character with similar pronunciation in place of another, used for (u.f.) in ancient works. 15. °²¸Ë¡]¨à¡^ jia3zhuang1 (er0), v.i., disguise, simulate. 16. °²¬_¤l jia3ke1zi0, adj., hypocritical, dissembling. 17. °²¥O jia3ling4, conj., in case, in the event that. 18. °²«_ jia3mao4, v.t., (of persons, things) pose as, pass for (the genuine), counterfeit: °²«_¬°µ½ be a hypocrite. 19. °²´K jia3mei4, v.i. & n., (take) a nap, siesta. 20. °²± jia3mian4, n., a mask: °²±¨ã (a) a mask; 21. °²± jia3mian4, n., (b) hypocrisy. 22. °²¥À jia3mu3, n., foster mother. 23. °²Y jia3ruo4, conj., supposing (that). 24. °²¦p jia3ru2, conj., ditto. 25. °²¤é *jia4ri4, n. see jia4chi2¡ô. 26. °²¤s jia3shan1, n., a rock garden. 27. °²³] jia3she4, n. & conj., (1) n., hypothesis; 28. °²³] jia3she4, n. & conj., (2) conj., supposing (that). 29. °²·Q jia2xiang3, n. & adj., & v.t., fancy: °²·Q¼Ä simulated enemy. 30. °²¶H jia3xiang4, n., (psych.) semblance, appearance. 31. °²©Ê jia3xing4, adj., pseudo. 32. °²´i´i jia3xing1xing1, adj., hypocritical. 33. °²¤â jia2shou3, v.t., do by proxy. 34. °²ÄÀ jia3si4, v.t., to free (a prisoner) on probation. 35. °²¨Ï jia2shi3, conj., if, in case. 36. °²¼Æ jia2su4, n., (math.) mantissa, the decimal part of a logarithm. 37. °²¦º jia2si3, (1) n., (med.) asphyxia; 38. °²¦º jia2si3, (2) v.i., pretend to be dead. 39. °²¦« jia3tuo1, v.i. & n., (make) false pretenses, (tell) a white lie. 40. °²¤l jia3zi3, n., (1) a foster son; 41. °²¤l jia3zi3, n., (2) a stepson. 42. °²·N jia3yi4, adj. & adv., pretended friendship or cordiality. |
˳ | Num. Index: 91A.82-6 | £¡£¸£±£¾ jiao3 ![]() |
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Adj. | Handsome, good-looking: ˳˳ªÌ an outstanding (preeminent) person; ±e¤¤Ë³Ë³ a giant among pigmies. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ˳¦n jiao3hao3, adj., pretty, pleasant, pleasing. 2. ˳¤H jiao3ren2, n., a handsome young man, a beauty. 3. ˳µ£ jiao3tong2, n., a handsome lad. |
À | Num. Index: 91A.82-6 | £w£µ£¾ fang3 ![]() |
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³Ë | Num. Index: 91A.82-6 | £££¸£±£¿ xiao4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To copy, imitate: À³Ë to copy style of a master. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91A.82-8 | £¸£½ yi2 ![]() |
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äï | Num. Index: 91A.82-9 | £¡£¸£± jiao1 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) Covet, crave, long for. (2) See comp.¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ä﩯 (1) *jiao3xing4, adj., by luck; 2. ä﩯 (2) (jiao1xing4) (AC) ¦æÀI¥Hä﩯 try for hazardous chance (also wr. éu 91B.82). |
§ñ | Num. Index: 91A.82-9 | £¸£² you1 ![]() |
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Adv. prefix. | (1) Passing to, toward: §ñÃö¡A§ñÂk you1guan1, you1gui1¡õ. (2) Past: §ñµM you1ran2¡õ (cf. ±y µM 91.72). | ||||||||
Words | 1. §ñÃö you1guan1, adj., connected: ¦WÅA§ñÃö affects one's reputation. 2. §ñÂk you1gui1, adj., connected, belonging: ¸o¦³§ñÂk responsibility for crime can be traced. 3. §ñµM you1ran2, adv., past: §ñµM¦Ó³u past and gone. |
«T | Num. Index: 91A.82-9 | £¡£º£´£¿ jUn4 ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Talented, smart, bright: «T³Ç jUn4jie2¡õ. (2) Good-looking, handsome, personable: ^«T handsome and smart; «T«N jUn4qiao4¡õ; «T¤Hª«¡]¨à¡^ a charming person. (3) Great: «T¼w jUn4de2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «T«N jUn4qiao4, adj., graceful, elegant, lovely, charming; 2. «T«N jUn4qiao4, n., such persons. 3. «T¼w jUn4de2, n., great virtue. 4. «T³Ç jUn4jie2, n., a person of extraordinary talent: «T³Ç¦b¦ì with the most talented men in office. 5. «T¨q jUn4xiu4, n., (1) handsome and talented men; 6. «T¨q jUn4xiu4, n., (2) formerly, a Chin. scholar having no official qualifications during the Manchu Dyn. 7. «T¶® jUn4ya3, adj., refined, elegant. 8. «T´å jUn4you2, n., a congenial companion. |
úR | Num. Index: 91A.83-1 | £y£«£¿ ta4 ![]() |
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V.i. | To flee. |
èö | Num. Index: 91A.83-2 | £z£¸£¾ ni3 ![]() |
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V.i. | (Interch. ºÃ) compare with, draw an analogy between: èö©ó¤£Û the analogy is ill-drawn, the comparison is not apt. |
°· | Num. Index: 91A.83-2 | £¡£¸£³£¿ jian4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Sound, healthy: °·±d jian4kang1, °·¥þ jian4qUan2, °·§§ jian4zhuang4, °·¦b jian4zai4¡õ; ¿n°·¬°¶¯ (LL) succeed through persistence; ¤Ñ¦æ°· (AC) keep on going without cease like the heavenly bodies; °·¨ do exericises to keep fit; °·¨¾Þ calisthenics; °·¨©Ð gymnasium. (2) Capable, talented: ð· dependable, reliable, mature and experienced; °·±N a person of great ability; °·¨à jian4er2¡õ; °·ªÌ a man of action, one of high ambition, the bold and heroic type; °·¹² a faithful servant; °·¨ò hard-fighting soldiers. (3) Gcod at, fond of: °·¶º have a good appetite; °·³^ fond of litigation; °·°Ü¡A°·¶¼ fond of eating, wine; °·½Í jian4tan2¡õ; °·§Ñ jian4wang41¡õ; °·¸r greedy, covetous, avaricious, admiring; °·µ§ gifted with a ready pen. | ||||||||
Words | 1. °·¨B jian4bu4, adj., swift-footed, vigorous in steps. 2. °·¥þ jian4qUan2, adj., (1) sound and hale, in good health; 3. °·¥þ jian4qUan2, adj., (2) (of mental faculties) unimpaired. 4. °·¨à jian4er2, n., able-bodied persons, athletes, (euphem.) soldiers, heroes. 5. °·§§ jian4zhuan4, adj., vigorous and healthy. 6. °·±d jian4kang1, adj., healty, sound, robust, hale, vigorous; 7. °·±d jian4kang1, adj., °·±d«OÀI health insurance. 8. °·¬ü jian4mei3, adj., (1) (of men) strongly built, muscular, brawny; 9. °·¬ü jian4mei3, adj., (2) (of women) having a well-developed and graceful figure; 10. °·¬ü jian4mei3, adj., (3) (facet.) stout, plump, corpulent. 11. °·¾A jian4shi4, asj., in good health, sound and fit. 12. °·½Í jian4tan2, adj., talkative, be a good talker. 13. °·¦b jian4zai4, adj, still living, going strong. 14. °·§Ñ jian4wang41, adj, forgetful, absent-minded. 15. °·©ô jian4wang42, adj., (of elderly person) in good health. 16. °·G jian4wei4, adj., (of drug) helping to stimulate appetite. |
«P | Num. Index: 91A.83-4 | tsuh ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | To hurry s.o. to do s.t.: ¶Ê«P ditto; to push forward: «P¨ä¦¨¥\¡A¹ê²{ help make it a success, help to realize (a scheme); ·þ«P supervise (construction,etc.). | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) Urgent: «æ«P¡AûV«P¡Aºò«P ditto. (2) «]«P uneasy, cramped, restricted in space. (3) Closely: «P§¤¡A«P®u¡A«P½¥ sitting closely on mat, knee touching knee, see «P½¥ tsuhxi1, «P®u tsuhxi2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «P¦¨ tsuhcheng2, v.t., to facilitate, help realize (project, success). 2. «P¶i tsuhjin4, v.t., to promote (movement). 3. «P´ tsuhzhi1, n., name for cricket ÁµÁ¬ (¡§urging to weave¡¨ from cricket's incessant cry). 4. «P¦£ tsuhmang2, adj., (MC) in a hurry. 5. «P©ç tsuhpo4, n., (MC) quick tempo in music. 6. «P½¥ tsuhxi1, v.i., to sit with bended knees close together (sitting on mat): «P½¥¦Ó½Í have intimate chat together. 7. «P¯U tsuhxia2 (tsuhxia0), adj., mean, spiteful; 8. «P¯U tsuhxia2 (tsuhxia0), adj., «P¯U° mean and spiteful fellow, a louse. 9. «P®u tsuhxi2, adv., (AC) sitting closely on mat. 10. «P«P tsuhtsuh, adj., fast closing (dusk). |
¥ì | Num. Index: 91A.91-5 | £¸ yi1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A surname. (2) First word in translation of some geographical names, like Iran, Iraq. | ||||||||
Pron. | (AC and certain dial. & legal use) he, she: ¥ì¤H¡A¥ì®a ditto; ¥ìµ¥ they. | ||||||||
Adj. | (LL) (1) That: ¥ì®É¡A¥ì¤é that time, that day. (2) What, who: (AC) ¥ì½Ö¡A¥ì¦ó yi1shui2, yi1he2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥ìÂâ yi1er3, adj., (AC) near. 2. ¥ì¦ó yi1he2, adv., why? wherefor? 3. ¥ì®a yi1jia1, n., (coll. & legal) he, she. 4. ¥ì¤H yi1ren2, n., (AC) that man, woman. 5. ¥ì½Ö yi1shui2, n., who? 6. ¥ì©l yi1shi3, n., beginning. 7. ¥ì§^ yi1wu2, adj., descriptive of sound of intoned reading (also wr. «©ø). 8. ¥ì¥ì yi1yi1, adj., (LL) sound of creaking insects. |
× | Num. Index: 91A.91-9 | £££¸£² xiu1 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) To repair, keep in good condition, constuct, build: ×§ï¡A׸ɡA×q xiu1gai3, xiu1bu3, xiu1ding4¡õ; ײz xiu1li0¡õ; ׸ô¡A×¾ô build road, bridge; שФl build a house; ×¹]µ§ sharpen pencil; ×¼q build or rebuild temple; «× rebuild, also revise (book). (2) To trim nails, hair, etc.: ×®e¡A׫ü¥Ò¡A×±¡A׸} xiu1rong2, xiu1zhi2jia3, xiu1mian4, xiu1jiao3¡õ. (3) To cultivate (peace, good relationships, character etc.): שM¡Aצn¡Aר¡A׺֡Aצæ, etc. xiu1he2, xiu1hao3, xiu1shen1, xiu1fu22, xiu1xing4¡õ; ׳±¥\ do secret good deeds; ¤£×Ãä´T morally loose; ¦Ñ¤£× dissipated old man; «e × 80.00. (4) To study: ¦Û× study by oneself, free period in school for study; ¶i× carry on further studies; ×·~ study in school or for some profession. (5) To edit (history): ש²§Ó edit prefectural history; תk¥O edit code of laws; ½s× an editor. | ||||||||
Adj. | (LL) long: ©R¤§×µu the length (¡§long-short¡¨) of life; ×µu¤£»ô uneven in length; ×¦Ë tall bamboo; ×¬Ü long eyebrows; ×ÄÖ (LL) long life, old age. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ×¸É xiu1bu3, v.t. & n., to repair (house, roof, etc.). 2. ×ß xiu1chi4, v.t. & n., repair, renovate (house). 3. ×»ô xiu1chi2, phr., (1) cut even (hedge, etc.); 4. ×»ô xiu1chi2, phr., (2) abbr. from ר»ô®a to cultive oneself and put family in order. 5. ×¹D xiu1dao4, v.i., (1) to enter monastery; 6. ×¹D xiu1dao4, v.i., to go through religious regimen; 7. ×¹D xiu1dao4, v.i., (2) to cultivate the Way; 8. ×¹D°| xiu1dao4yUan4, n., monastery. 9. ×q xiu1ding4, v.t., to edit and revise; 10. ×q xiu1ding4, v.t., make or revise (treaties). 11. ×µu xiu1duan3, phr., ¡§long-short¡¨¡Ðthe length. 12. ×¾v xiu1fa3, v.i., to trim the hair. 13. ×´_ xiu1fu21, v.t., to renovate: ×´_ÂÂÆ[ restore (building, etc.) to original shape and appearance. 14. ×ºÖ xiu1fu22, v.i., to ¡§cultivate luck¡¨ by doing good deeds, philanthropy, etc. 15. ×§ï xiu1gai3, v.t., revise (script), renovate (house), revise (policy), see xiu1zheng4¡õ. 16. ×»\ xiu1gai4, v.t., build or rebuild (house, temple). 17. צn xiu1hao3, v.t., establish friendly relations, make allies. 18. רç xiu1han2, v.i., compose a letter, see also xiu1shu1¡õ. 19. שM xiu1he2, v.i., establish peace or friendly relations with neighbor countries. 20. ×¥¿ xiu1zheng4, v.t., to revise (text, policy): ×¥¿¥D¸q revisionism. 21. ׿n xiu1ji0, v.i., see xiu1fu22¡ô. 22. ×°Å xiu1jian3, v.t., trim, cut, clilp. 23. ׸} xiu1jiao3, v.i., pedicure. 24. פv xiu1ji3, v.i., to cultivate and constantly improve oneself. 25. ׿v xiu1zhu2, v.t., to construct (road, bridge). 26. תv xiu1zhi4, v.i., to repair, adjust and regulate. 27. ׫ü¥Ò xiu1zhi2jia3, v.i., manicure. 28. ×Àà xiu1jUn4, v.t., dredge (river) and build dykes. 29. ×Áå xiu1lian4, v.i., go into religious self-discipline, esp. Buddist or Taoist control of mind and body. 30. ײz xiu1li0, v.t., repair (house, watch, etc.). 31. ×ùúè xiu1luo2chang2, n., (Budd.) battlefield between gaint demons, Asuras, and Indra¡Ðscene of bloody slaughter. 32. ×± xiu1mian4, v.i., to shave (the face). 33. צW xiu1ming21, v.i., cultivate a good name for posterity. 34. שú xiu1ming22, adj., clean, enlighten, well-ordered (government). 35. ×·ü xiu1mu41, v.i., cultivate friendship with neighbors. 36. ×¹Ó xiu1mu42, v.i., renovate or keep (ancestral grave) in good condition. 37. פk xiu1nU3, n., a nun; 38. פk xiu1nU3, n., cf. xiu1shi41¡õ. 39. ×µM xiu1ran2, adj., (AC) trim, in good shape. 40. ×®e xiu1rong2, v.i., make up hair and face: ×®e«Ç beauty parlor. 41. ×µ xiu1shan4, v.t., see xiu1li0¡ô. 42. ר xiu1shen1, v.i. & n., cultivate oneself or improvement of the individual¡ÐConfucian basis of all social order. 43. ×¥P xiu1xian1, v.i., train by self-discipline to become an immortal. 44. ×çÍ xiu1xi4, v.i., to hold the purification ceremony¡Ðsee çÍ 63C.81. 45. ׬٠xiu1xing3, v.i., to look after one's conduct by self-examination (from ר¦Û¬Ù). 46. ×¤ß xiu1xin1, v.i., to attend to spiritual things. 47. צæ xiu1xing1 (xiu1xing0), (1) to practise moral teachings; 48. צæ xiu1xing1 (xiu1xing0), (2) (xiu1xing4) (Budd.) to practise Buddhist conduct. 49. ×× xiu1xiu1, v.i., (AC) welltrimmed. 50. ×®Ñ xiu1shu1, v.i., to compose a letter. 51. פh xiu1shi41, n., a monk, see xiu1nU3¡ô. 52. ×¹¢ xiu1shi42, v.t., to beautify, redecorate (room, house), refurbish. 53. ×¾Ç xiu1xUe2, v.i., to study, esp. in school. 54. ×Ãã xiu1ci2, n., rhetoric, the use of proper words; 55. ×Ãã xiu1ci2, n., ×Ãã¾Ç rhetoric. 56. ׳y xiu1zao4, v.t., to build (house, road, bridge). 57. תý xiu1zu3, adj., (roads, way) long and arduous. 58. פå xiu1wen2, v.i., to develop the cultural things (arts, literature, rites and ceremonies). 59. ×¾i xiu1yang3, n., man's moral culture as the result of training: ¥L«Ü¦³×¾i he is very cultivated; 60. ×¾i xiu1yang3, n., ¤å¾Ç×¾i wide reading in literature. 61. ×·~ xiu1ye4, v.i., to go to school. |
ܼ | Num. Index: 91A.93-2 | £{£²£½ lou2 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. | Hunchbacked: Iܼ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ܼĨ lou2luo2, n., (also ¹ÆÅo) (contempt.) followers of any leader: ¤pܼĨ riffraff followers. |
¦ð | Num. Index: 91A.93-6 | £z£¸£¶£¿ ning4 ![]() |
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N. | One given to flattery: ¦l¦ð ministers given to flattery, yesmen; ¤£¦ð (litr. self-reference) I (an uncouth person). | ||||||||
V.t. | To flatter: ¦ð¦ò praise (¡§flatter¡¨) Buddha; (sarcastic) be devout Buddhist. | ||||||||
Adj. | (AC) given to flattery; smooth-tongued, sycophant. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦ð¤H ning4ren2, n., bootlicker. 2. ¦ð©¯ ning4xing4, n., flattering ocuttiers; 3. ¦ð©¯ ning4xing4, n., favorite of king. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91A.93-8 | £}£¹£¯£¿ kuai4 ![]() |
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Ø | Num. Index: 91A.93-9 | £¹£°£¾ wei3 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) A dwarf. (2) Formerly, used to refer to Japan: رF Japanese invaders. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Dwarfish, short: ؤM wei3dao1¡õ. (2) (*wei1) See Ø¿ð wei3chi2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ø¿ð wei1chi2, adj., (AC) winding, circuitous (road). 2. ؤM *wo1dao1, n., Japanse dagger, short sword. 3. Ø¥Ê *wo1gua1 (wei3gua0), n., a kind of melon. |
³N | Num. Index: 91B.00-1 | £¦£¹£¿ shu4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A skill, an art, some special studies: §Þ³N technical skill, technique; ¬ü³N¡AÃÀ³N the fine arts; ¤â³N (a) skills; (b) surgical operation; ¾Ç³N learning, scholarship (of person, age, country), studies; ºâ³N arithmetic; ¦æz¡]³N¡^ biogarphical sketch; ¹D³N doctrine, school of philosophy; ¨¸³N evil doctrine, also black magic; ®±³N boxing; ¼C³N swordsmanship; §¯³N¡AÅ]³N magic; ¶Ê¯v³N hypnotism; ¬Û³N fortunetelling. (2) Tactics, method: ¾Ô³N military tactics; Åv³N political strategy or maneuver; ¤¯³N the method of a kindhearted man; ¤ß³N a calculating mind, heart of cunning; §®³N admirable skill or method; p³N strategy, plan to deceive. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ³N¼Æ shu4shu4, n., art of prophecy based on interaction of yin1 and yang2 (³±¶§¤¦æ). 2. ³N¤h shu4shi4, n., (AC) magician; 3. ³N¤h shu4shi4, n., political critics; 4. ³N¤h shu4shi4, n., Taoist, aslo (AC) confucian scholar. 5. ³N»y shu4yU3, n., technical term. | ||||||||
çÁÁ | hu2. |
«Ý | Num. Index: 91B.00-1 | £x£¯£¿ dai4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) Receive (guests), treat (persons): ©Û«Ý or ´Ú«Ý«È¤H¡A«Ý«È receive guests; «Ý¤W¡A«Ý¤U deal with superiors, inferiors; «Ý¤H act towards peopel (kindly, rudely); «Ý¤H±µª« manner of dealing with people; µ½«Ý treat kindly; h«Ý (usu. servants, etc.) treat badly; Àu«Ý give special treatment, reception «p«Ý treat generously; ºC«Ý treat coolly or ignore; ¨â¤H¬Û«Ý the two get along (well, ill); ¬Ý«Ý take care of. (2) To wait for, await: «Ý©R awaiting your command; µ¥«Ý wait for; ¤Ö«Ý¤ù¨è please wait a little while; ¤[«Ý wait for a long time; «Ý®É¦Ó°Ê wait for the right time to take action; §¤¥H«ÝÀÅ wait helplessly for the end; «Ý¦r¡A«Ý¸u dai4zi4, dai4pin4¡õ; «Ý¨ì¡A«Ý±o dai4dao4, dai4de2¡õ. (3) (*dai) V.i., tarry, delay, hang around: §Ú¦b®aúG«Ý¤@¤Ñ I have been hanging around at home the whole day; «Ý¤@·|¨à¦A¨Ó come back after a while; «Ý¤F dai4liao3¡õ. (4) (dai4) Going to do: «Ý«çªº what about it? what do you propose to do? «Ý²z¡]¨à¡^¤£²z¡]¨à¡^ listen to person half-heartedly, treat coolly. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «Ý¯ù dai4cha2, v.t., (MC) receive (guest) with tea. 2. «Ý¨ì dai4dao4, prep., until: «Ý¨ì¨º®ÉÔ until that time. 3. «Ýµ¥ dai4deng3, v.i., wait for. 4. «Ý±o dai4de2, conj., until: «Ý±o¤£¦n·N«ä until one is embarrassed. 5. «Ý¶@ dai4zhao4, n., (1) (MC) a junior secretary at court; 6. «Ý¶@ dai4zhao4, n., (2) (MC) waiter; 7. «Ý¶@ dai4zhao4, n., (3) (Peking dial.) a barber. 8. «Ý¤F *dailiao3, v.t., wait (a long time). 9. «Ýº| dai4lou4, n., the hour (¨Fº| hourglass) preparatory to going in for imperial audience. 10. «Ý¸u dai4pin4, v.i., waiting for appointment to post; 11. «Ý¸u dai4pin4, v.i., also not yet betrothed¡×dai4zi4¡õ. 12. «Ý¸o dai4zui4, v.i., (court. at end of official letter) awaiting punishment (for statement of opinion): «Ý¸o¤§¨ (court.) my guilty self (said by person under investigation or impeachment). 13. «Ý¦r dai4zi4, v.i., (of girl) waiting for right man to marry. 14. «Ý¹J dai4yU4, n., treatment, reception as visitor; 15. «Ý¹J dai4yU4, n., pay, salary, emolument. |
µó | Num. Index: 91B.00-1 | £¡£¸£® jie1 ![]() |
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N. | A public thoroughfare: ¤jµó¤p«Ñ streets and alleys; ¥«µó city street; µó¥« jie1shi4¡õ; ¤Q¦rµóÀY (at) the crossroads; µóÀY«Ñ§À street corners and alleys; µó½Í«Ñij street gossips, rumors; µó¨½µó§{ neighborly relations; ªáµó¬h«Ñ red-light districts; ±½µó sweep the streets; ¹Cµó a procession or parade: ¹Cµó¥Ü²³ to parade (a criminal) through streets; ³}µó go for a stroll, take a walk; ½|µó curse loudly in public. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µóÅü jie1qU2, n., thoroughfare. 2. µó¹D jie1dao4, n., a road, street. 3. µó§{ jie1fang1, n., neighbors, neighborhood. 4. µóªù jie1men2, n., the front door facing the street. 5. µó±¨à jie1miaher0, n. ,street, street scenes. 6. µó¤W jie1shang0, phr., in the street. 7. µó«Ñ jie1xiang4, n., streets and lanes. 8. µó¥« jie1shi4, n., business centers in cities, downtown district. |
ÛÁ | Num. Index: 91B.00-2 | £{£¹£¶£¿ long4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Var. for §Ë nuhng, alley. (2) Also var. for «Ñ xiang4, alley. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91B.00-2 | £¤£¹£´ zhun1 ![]() |
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Adv. | (MC) really: (¡×¯u) §¯¼c¤@¹Î¨à¡¼¬O¼b her body soft and warm, really enticing. |
ü} | Num. Index: 91B.00-2 | £¹£°£¿ wei4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A guard: ü}§L¡Aü}¶¤ wei4bing1, wei4dui4¡õ; ¨Íü} bodyguard, personal guard; ¦uü} guards. (2) A name for donkeys. (3) A surname. (4) Name of an anc. state. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To defend, guard: «Oü} to protect (city, home); ¦uü}¡A¨¾ü} to defend; ¦Ûü} self-defence. (2) To assist (ruler, regime): ü}§g assist the ruler; ü}¬F assist in goverment. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ü}§L wei4bing1, n., guard(s). 2. ü}¶¤ wei4dui4, n., the guards, garrison. 3. ü}¥M wei4zhang4, n., insignia of authority on parade. 4. ü}²z¤½·| wei4li3gong1hui4, n., Methodist Church. 5. ü}¥Í wei4sheng1, n. & adj., hygiene, -nic: ¤½¦@ü}¥Í public sanitation; 6. ü}¥Í wei4sheng1, n. & adj., ü}¥Í¶¤ sanitation squads; 7. ü}¥Í wei4sheng1, n. & adj., things of personal hygiene: ü}¥Í±a sanitation belt; 8. ü}¥Í wei4sheng1, n. & adj., ü}¥Í¯È toilet paper; 9. ü}¥Í wei4sheng1, n. & adj., ü}¥Í²y moth ball; 10. ü}¥Í wei4sheng1, n. & adj., ü}¥Í¤Y¡]¨à¡^ moth ball, also (facet.) bullet which kills; 11. ü}¥Í wei4sheng1, n. & adj., ü}¥Í¦ç knitted underwear; 12. ü}¥Í wei4sheng1, n. & adj., ü}¥Í¤y sanitary napkin. 13. ü}¬P wei4xing1, n., satellite: ¤H³yü}¬P man-made satellite; 14. ü}¬P wei4xing1, n., ü}¬P°ê satellite country; 15. ü}¬P wei4xing1, n., ü}¬PÂ༽¯¸ satellite earth station. 16. ü}¦§ wei4shu4, n., guard, garrison. 17. ü}¤h wei4shi4, n., (LL) bodyguard. |
¦æ | Num. Index: 91B.00-3 | £££¸£¶£½ xing2 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) ¦æ®Ñ the running script, half way between ·¢®Ñ formal script and ¯ó®Ñ cursive rapid script: ¥b¦æ¥b¯ó midway between running and cursive script. (2) An anc. verse form usu. narrative and longer than the conventional four or eight lines of Tarng poetry. (3) (*xing4) Conduct: «~¦æ person's conduct; ¼w¦æ personal character; צæ (Budd.) follow the religious order; W¦æ life of abstinence, penance, etc.; µL¦æ (of person) a bad character; see ¦æª¬¡A¦æz xing2zhuang4, xing2shu4¡õ. (4) ¤¦æ the fundament five modes of movement (expansion, contraction, etc.): ª÷¤ì¤ô¤õ¤g. (5) (*hang2) (a) A row, a column: ¦æ¦C xing2lie4¡õ; ¤K¦æ®Ñ standard letter-paper size for eight columns of characters; (b) (hang2) lines: ¹é¹é¼Æ¦æ just a few lines; ¶¦æ cranes which fly in formation; (c) (*hang2) order of seniority in family: ¦æ½ú generation; ¥S§Ì¦æ status of brothers; ±Æ¦æ sequence among brothers and sisters: ±Æ¦C²Ä¤G number two. (6) (*hang2) A firm, a shop: ¨®¦æ a garage; ¹q®Æ¦æ store for electrical supplies; »È¦æ a bank; §åµo¦æ wholesale dealer; ¬v¦æ a foreign firm. (7) (*hang2) A line of business, a professions: ¤T¦Ê¤»¤Q¦æ all the professions; ¦P¦æ¬OÞ®a same profession, natural rivals; ¦Y³o¦æ¶º live by this profession; ¤º¦æ n. & adj., professional; ¥~¦æ n. & adj., an amateur, amateurish; ¦b¦æ adj., professional (talk), knowing thoroughly; ·í¦æ¡A¥»¦æ one's own profession; §ï¦æ change profession; ¹j¦æ¦p¹j¤s difference in profession makes one feel worlds apart. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) Go, proceed, including walking, sailing, flying, driving: ¦æ¸ô to take walk, to walk; ¦æ²î sail a boat; ²î¦æ boat sails; ¸¦æ fly (by plane); ¨®¦æ¤T¤Qù the car goes 30 miles; ¨B¦æ go on foot; ¯è¦æ sail or fly in travel; ¦æ¨«, ¦æµ{ xing2zou3, xing2cheng2¡õ; ¦æ´Á date of departure; ®È¦æ travel; ¶}¦æ proceed (of train, car, ship); ¦æ«Í¨«¦× dead-alive person (¡§walking corpse¡¨); ¦æ¶³¬y¤ô ¡§floating clouds and flowing style of writing, casual, masterly, unconstrained. (2) Publish, circulate, prevail: ¦æ¥@ (book) is published and known; ¬y¦æ¡A³q¦æ be widely circulated or accepted; ·¦æ (book) popularly received; µo¦æ to issue (bank notes, bonds), publish (book, newspaper); ¹{¦æ to publish order, statutes; ¹D¦æ¤Ñ¤U¡A¹D¤£¦æ the right way (teaching) prevails, does not prevail. (3) To do, execute, carry out: ¦æ¤£¦æ will that do? ¦æ¤F that will do; ¤£¦æ that won't do; ¦æ±o¡A¦æ¤£±o may, may not be done; ¦æ±o³q¡A¦æ¤£±o can, cannot be carried out; ¬I¦æ put (law, regulations) into effect; ¹ê¦æ carry out (teaching); °õ¦æ carry out (punishment); ¤O¦æ proceed with determination. (4) To commit, practise some form of conduct: ¦æ¶B¡A¦æÄF practise cheating, swindle; ¦æ¸ì¡A¦æ§T¡A¦æ«Á¡A¦æ¥û commit bribery, robbery, rape, violence; ¦æ¸u go through with betrothal rites, to betroth; ¦æ¦n¨Æ do a good deed; ¦æ¼Ö xing2le4¡õ; ¦æ¤H±¡ phr., to fulfill the social obligations (give gifts, etc.); ¦æ§µ be a good dutiful son or daughter. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Able, good, competent: §A¯u¦æ you are really good (praise of effciency or competence). (2) Enough: ¦æ¤F¡A¦Y¤£¤U¤F it's enough, I can't eat any more, see V.i. & t.3¡ô. (3) (*hang2) Bad, see ¦æ³f¡A¦ææÕ hang2huo4, hang2yU3¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | (LL) soon: ¦æ±N¥X°ê will go abroad soon; ¦æ¨£¤Ñ¤U¤Ó¥ we shall soon see world peace. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦æ½ú *hang2bei4, n., seniority in family, usu. referring to generation. 2. ¦æ±` xing2chang2, adv., usually. 3. ¦æµ{ xing2cheng2, n., schedule, route or distance of travel. 4. ¦ææ× xing2qie41, n., luggage. 5. ¦æÅÑ xing2qie42, phr., commit burglary. 6. ¦æ¤^ xing2chi3, phr., to beg as beggar. 7. ¦æ´Ñ xing2chi2, phr., to play chess. 8. ¦æ±¡ *hang2qing2, n., trade or market situation; 9. ¦æ±¡ *hang2qing2, n., current prices. 10. ¦æ²î xing2qUan2, v.i., be boatman as profession. 11. ¦æ·í¨à hang2da0er0, n., different arts and crafts: ¤âÃÀ¦æ·í¨à. 12. ¦æ¹D xing2dao4, phr., promote teachings (usu. Confucian); 13. ¦æ¹D xing2dao4, phr., (2) practise medicine (¡×¦æÂå) (euphem. used by physicians); 14. ¦æ¹D xing2dao4, phr., (3) go around the image of Buddha during worship. 15. ¦æ°Ê xing2dong4, n. & v.i., movement (to watch, be careful of); 16. ¦æ°Ê xing2dong4, n. & v.i., physical movement (slow, difficult for aged people, agile, free, etc.): ¦æ°Ê¤@P unity of action, to act in unison. 17. ¦æ³c xing2fan4, phr., be a small tradesman; 18. ¦æ³c xing2fan4, phr., to be pedlar: ¦æ³c¨à xing2fa0er0, a pedlar, small tradesman. 19. ¦æ©Ð xing2fang2, v.i., have sexual intercourse. 20. ¦æ³W *hang2gui1, n., rules observed among members of profession. 21. ¦æ®c xing2gong1, n., imperial palace or hostel away from capital. 22. ¦æ°ê xing2guo2, n., (AC) pastoral trible. 23. ¦æ¸ë xing2gu3, v.i., to carry on trade; 24. ¦æ¸ë xing2gu3, n., a pedlar. 25. ¦æ¦n xing2hao3, phr., to do good (¡×¦æµ½). 26. ¦æ¤Æ xing2hua0, v.i., (of good, medicine) be gradually absorbed by body. 27. ¦æ¸Ü *hang2hua4, n., professional slang, argot. 28. ¦æ·| *hang2hui4, n., guild, association. 29. ¦æ³f *hang2huo4, (1) n., trade goods, esp. inferior goods; 30. ¦æ³f *hang2huo4, ¦æ³f¤l (a word of abuse) a harlot, a broad; 31. ¦æ³f *hang2huo4, (2) (xing2huo4) v.i., (a) (AC) to use bribery methods; 32. ¦æ³f *hang2huo4, (b) to trade. 33. ¦æ¶B xing2zha4, v.i., to swindle. 34. ¦æ´Ì *hang2zhan4, n., storehouse. 35. ¦æªÌ xing2zhe3, n., itinerant monk; 36. ¦æªÌ xing2zhe3, n., attendant to abbot. 37. ¦æ¬F xing2zheng4, v.i., to administer, execute: ¦æ¬F¤Hû adminstrative staff; 38. ¦æ¬F xing2zheng4, v.i., ¦æ¬F°| the Executive Yuan of the central government; 39. ¦æ¬F xing2zheng4, v.i., ¿ì¦æ¬F be charged with executive work (cf. °õ¦æ©eû member(s) of executive committee). 40. ¦æîÓ xing2zhen1, phr., practise acupuncture. 41. ¦æ®a *hang2jia1, n., specialist, expert: ¦æ®a¤l hang2jia1zi0, ditto. 42. ¦æÀË xing2jian3, n., decorum in conduct: µL¦æÀË dissolute. 43. ¦æ¸} xing2jiao3, n., an itinerant monk, who travels to increase knowledge. 44. ¦æ¶¡ *hang2jian1, n., (1) in army service (¡×¦æ¥î¶¡); 45. ¦æ¶¡ *hang2jian1, n., (2) ¦rúG¦æ¶¡ (what one may read) between the lines. 46. ¦æ±N xing2jiang1, adv., will soon (be all destroyed, etc.). 47. ¦æ¬ö *hang2ji4, n., a broker. 48. ¦æ®| xing2jing4, n., a man's gen. conduct or behavior; 49. ¦æ®| xing2jing4, n., a path. 50. ¦æ¸g (1) xing2jing11, v.i., menstruation comes; 51. ¦æ¸g (2) (xing2jing1) walk past (a place). 52. ¦æ±Ü xing2jing12, n., (court.) your travel or departure. 53. ¦æ°s xing2jiu3, v.i., to serve wine to guests. 54. ¦æª¬ *xing4zhuang4, n., brief biographical sketch of deceased sometimes accompanying obituary notice. 55. ¦æ¸Ë xing2zhuang1, n., luggage; 56. ¦æ¸Ë xing2zhuang1, n., sometimes military uniform on expedition. 57. ¦æx xing2jUn1, (1) n., moving troops; 58. ¦æx xing2jUn1, (2) v.i., command, lead or march an army, (Western reference) manner or strategy: ¦æx±Ó³t march (one's) army with great speed. 59. ¦æ¤î xing2zhi3, n., (1) behavior, conduct (¡×ûs¤î): ¦æ¤î¤£ÀË dissolute in conduct; 60. ¦æ¤î xing2zhi3, n., (2) person's movements: ¦æ¤î¤£©w his movements are highly uncertain; 61. ¦æ¤î xing2zhi3, n., (3) what to do: µ¥¥L¨Ó¤F¡A¦A©w¦æ¤î wait till he comes, then we'll decide what to do. 62. ¦æ«È xing2ke4, n., a traveller, a transient visitor: ¦æ«È«ô§¤«È it's up to the newcomer to call on his friends in town. 63. ¦æ´Ú *hang2kuan3, n., form and arrangement of lines in calligraphy. 64. ¦æ¼Ö xing2le4, v.i., enjoy oneself: ¤Î®É¦æ¼Ö make merry while we can. 65. ¦æ¦C *hang2lie4, n., a row in assembly, a column formation. 66. ¦æ¥O xing2ling4, v.i., to play wine game, with drinking as forfeit. 67. ¦æ§õ xing2li0, n., bagging, luggage. 68. ¦æÂ§ xing2li3, v.i., to salute (in various forms, such as bowing from the waist, etc.). 69. ¦æ®È xing2lU3, v.i., to travel. 70. ¦æÅn xing2nang2, n., (LL) money or valuable carried during travel. 71. ¦æ¤º xing2nei4, phr., (AC) within the palace (¡×¦æ¦b¤§¤º see xing2zai4¡õ). 72. ¦æ¦~ xing2nian2, v.i., aged: ¦æ¦~¥|¤Q aged forty. 73. ¦æ¤H xing2ren2, n., (1) pedestrian, passenger on streel; 74. ¦æ¤H xing2ren2, n., ¦æ¤H¹D sidewalk, pedestrian's path; 75. ¦æ¤H xing2ren2, n., ¦æ¤H§K¶i loiterers not admitted; 76. ¦æ¤H xing2ren2, n., (2) (AC) an emissary, envoy. 77. ¦æ¦â xing2se4, n., style of travelling: ¥H§§¦æ¦â give money to help proper style of travelling. 78. ¦æ°Ó xing2shang11, v.i., be a travelling salesman. 79. ¦æÂÒ xing2shang12, v.i., see xing2jiu3¡ô. 80. ¦æ¬Ù xing2sheng3, n., a province. 81. ¦æ» xing2xiang1, v.i., hold or participate in prayer service at temple. 82. ¦æ¾P xing2xiao1, v.i., (of goods) sell (well, etc.). 83. ¦æ¬P xing2xing1, n., a planet. 84. ¦æ®§ xing2xi2, v.i., bear interest. 85. ¦æ¦D xing2xing2, v.i., (1) to execute criminal; 86. ¦æ¦D xing2xing2, v.i., (2) to apply torture. 87. ¦æ®Ñ xing2shu1, n., (callig.) running script, see N.1¡ô. 88. ¦æz *xing2shu4, n., see xing2zhuang4¡ô. 89. ¦æ¥« *hang2shi4, n., the fluctuating prices of a market. 90. ¦æ¨Æ xing2shi4, v.i., (1) do s.t. planned, usu. secret: ¨M©w¥b©]¦æ¨Æ decide to do it at midnight; 91. ¦æ¨Æ xing2shi4, v.i., (2) how one does things: ¦æ¨Æ¤j¤è act in generous manner; 92. ¦æ¨Æ xing2shi4, v.i., (3) how one runs things: ¥L¯u·|¦æ¨Æ he knows how to run things (such as dismissing an employee with as few words as possible); 93. ¦æ¨Æ xing2shi4, v.i., ¤£·|¦æ¨Æ do not know when not to act. 94. ¦æ¥û xing2xiong1, v.i., commit assault, attempt to murder. 95. ¦æ¨Ï xing2shi31, v.i., carry out (one's duties), make use of (one's legal power). 96. ¦æ¾p xing2shi32, v.i. & t., to sail (a boat), (boat) sails; 97. ¦æ¾p xing2shi32, v.i. & t., to drive (a car); 98. ¦æ¾p xing2shi32, v.i. & t., (car) drives (well, etc.): ¦æ¾p±oªk drive or sail expertly. 99. ¦æ°ó xing2tang2, n., monks' bedroom in temple, room for visiting monks. 100. ¦æÀY (1) xing2tou0, n., (a) actors' accoutrements (hats, shoes, etc.); 101. ¦æÀY (1) xing2tou0, n., (b) (MC): a form of football: ½ð¦æÀY play football; 102. ¦æÀY (1) xing2tou0, n., (c) (MC) traveller's luggage; 103. ¦æÀY (1) xing2tou0, n., (2) (*hang2tou2) (AC) a company officer. 104. ¦æÂà xing2cang2, n., a person's past, record of doings known and unknown. 105. ¦æ¨ë xing2ci4, v.i., to attempt to assassinate. 106. ¦æµ£ xing2tong2, n., boy servant for running errands in monastery. 107. ¦æ¦b xing2zai4, n., place of royal sojourn. 108. ¦æ¨« xing2zou3, v.i., (1) to run about; 109. ¦æ¨« xing2zou3, v.i., (2) (formerly, a form of appointment with privilege of entry but without specific work) «n®Ñ©Ð¦æ¨« privilege to be attached to emperor's reading room. 110. ¦æÂÜ xing2zong1, n., person's whereabouts: ¦æÂÜÃû©w (LL) movements very uncertain; 111. ¦æÂÜ xing2zong1, n., ¦æÂܸޯµ mysterious movements. 112. ¦æ¸ê xing2zi1, n., travelling expenses. 113. ¦æ¬° xing2wei2 (*xing4wei2), n., (1) conduct; 114. ¦æ¬° xing2wei2 (*xing4wei2), n., (2) (law) overt act; 115. ¦æ¬° xing2wei2 (*xing4wei2), n., (3) (psych.) behavior, response to stimuli: ¦æ¬°½× behaviorism; 116. ¦æ¬° xing2wei2 (*xing4wei2), n., ¦æ¬°¬ì¾Ç behavioral science. 117. ¦æ¤å xing2wen2, v.i., (1) to write (beautifully, etc.); 118. ¦æ¤å xing2wen2, v.i., (2) to communicate officially. 119. ¦æ¥î *hang2wu3, n., military rank and file. 120. ¦æ·~ *xing2ye4, n., a profession, a trade. 121. ¦æÂå xing2yi1, v.i., to practise medicine. 122. ¦æ§Ð xing2yi4, v.i., (AC) go on a mission; 123. ¦æ§Ð xing2yi4, v.i., serve as soldier away from home. 124. ¦æÀç xing2ying2, n., military camp, field headquarters. 125. ¦æû *xing2yUan2, n., staff member of business firm. 126. ¦æÁÕ xing2yUan2, n., official residence of high officer or general during travel. 127. ¦ææÕ *hang2yU3, adj., (AC, of goods) flimsy, of shabby quality. |
Ы | Num. Index: 91B.00-3 | £}£³£¿ kan4 ![]() |
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Adj. & adv. | (LL) contentedly, happily. |
¸Å | Num. Index: 91B.00-3 | £¸£«£½ ya2 ![]() |
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N. | A government office, a magistrate's office: ¸Åªù¡A¸Å¸p ya2men, ya2shu3¡õ; ¸Å§Ð ya2yi0¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¸Å«e ya2qian2, n., (MC) see ya2yi0¡õ. 2. ¸Å¶° ya2ji2, v.i., (LL) to assemble. 3. ¸Å¦O ya2li4, n., government clerk. 4. ¸Åªù ya2men, n., ¡§yamen,¡¨ government office (cf. ¤ú ªù 51.00). 5. ¸Å¤º ya2nei4, n., palace guard. 6. ¸Å¸p ya2shu3, n., government office. 7. ¸Å§Ð ya2yi0, n., runners or servants of a government office, known for harassing the people. |
±o | Num. Index: 91B.00-4 | £x££½ de2 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Aux. vb. | (1) (*deei) Ought, should: §A¤]±o·Q¤@·Q you should think a little; §A±o¤p¤ß you must be careful; ¤£±o¤£ bu2de2bu0, cannot but, have to: ¤£±o¤£¥h¤@½ë have to go personally; ¥s¤H¤£±o¤£¥Í®ð cannot help being angry. (2) (*deei) Indicating continous mood: §Ú¡]¥¿¡^±o°µ I am (in the process of) doing. (3) (de2) May, have the right to: ±o¥Ó½Ð«¼f may ask for retrial; ±o¥Ñ±`©e¸Ñ¨M¤§ may be decided by the Standing Committee. (4) (de2) Able to ,be enabled to: ±µ¤F¨Ó«H¡A±o±x¡]±oª¾¡^ I received your letter and was enabled to learn; ±o»D I learned; ´_±o¬Û·| were able to meet again; ¨Ï±o enable to; ¨Ï±o¨³³t¤Fµ² enable the matter to be closed quickly; see ±o¥H de2yi31¡õ. | ||||||||
Part. | (1) (de0) Particle (after vb.) introducing adv. or complement: ¬Ý±o¨£ can see; ¨«±o¨ì can reach by foot; ¬Ý±o²M·¡ can see clearly; ¯f±o§Q®` severely sick; ´e±o·W terribly bored; ¨Ó±o¥© come at opportune moment; Á«±o§A¨Ó luckily you have come; »¡±o¹L¥h make sense; »¡±o¤Ñªá¶Ã¼Y talk until the roof falls down. (2) (de0) As part of vb. or vb. complement with sense of ¡§succeed in¡¨: °O±o remember: °O¤£±o cannot remember; ®³±o¡AÀò±o¡A¦¬±o receive; Å¥±o hear. (3) (de2) (After vb.) somewhat like ¡§-able¡¨: ¦Y±o¶Ü is this eatable? ¦Y¤£±o not eatable; »¡¤£±o can't talk about; ´£¤£±o not to be mentioned; ¸T¤£±o cannot help; ©Ç¤£±o not surprising that. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) Get, obtain, have: ±o¨ì de2dao4, receive, get; ±o¤£¨ì¡A¤£ûó de2bu2dao4, de2bu2jaur, could not get; ±o±m¡A¯Ê get a lottery prize, a post; ±o¤l have a son born; ±o¯f become sick; ±o¯q¡A±o§Q get benefit, profit; ±o±Ï¡A±o¥Í be saved, be enabled to live; ±o¶¢¡]¶~¡^¡A±oªÅ¨à¡A±o·v when you have time; ±o«K whenever convenient; ±o§U receive help; ±o¤o¶i¤Ø give an inch and he will take a foot; ±oÃ÷±æ¸¾ the more one receives, the more one wants; ±o³½§ÑÚâ see Úâ 92A.11. (2) To achieve in various senses: ±o·N¡A±o§Ó¡A±o¹D¡A±o¶Õ de2yi4, de2zhi4, de2dao4, de2shi4¡õ; to win: ±o¥Á¤ß win people's loyalty; ±o¤Ñ¤U conquer the world; ¬Û±o (friends) like each other; ¬Û±o¯q¹ü benefit by association together. (3) (*dai3) Get suffer in: ±oW¤l receive suffering. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±o«K de2bian4, adv., phr., whenever convenient. 2. ±o¬ de2qiao4, v.i., have the knack. 3. ±oÃd de2chong3, v.i., be in ruler's or master's favor. 4. ±o·í de2dang4, adj., proper: ¿ì¨Æ±o·í do a thing properly. 5. ±o¹D de2dao4, v.i., achieve wisdom or sainthood. 6. ±o±o de2de2, adv., (MC) especially; 7. ±o±o de2de2, adv., descriptive of walking. 8. ±oªk de2fa3, adv., all in proper form. 9. ±o«D de2fei1, adv., (MC) perhaps, it could be (¡×²ö«D). 10. ±o¹L de2guo4, v.i., can pass: ±o¹L¥B¹L let well enough alone. 11. ±op de2ji4, v.i., succeed: ¦Û¥H¬°±op thinks he has succeeded in plan. 12. ±o«l¡]¨à¡^ de2jin4 (de2jie4er0), adv., smoothly, as one wished. 13. ±o±Ï de2jiu4, v.i., be saved (from sin, drowning). 14. ±o¤Î de2ji2, vb. complement, in ¨Ó±o¤Î still in time; 15. ±o¤Î de2ji2, vb. ¨Ó¤£¤Î too late. 16. ±o¤¤ de2zhong1, adv., (1) just right, not overdone; 17. ±o¤¤ (2) de2zhong4, win prize, get degress. 18. ±o§Ó de2zhi4, v.i., attain one's ambition, enjoy success. 19. ±o¤F (1) de2le, excl., well! well! it's enough! have done with it! 20. ±o¤F (2) (de2liao3) adv., in ¤£±o¤F cry or statement about s.t. disastrous, very, very upsetting; 21. ±o¤F (2) (de2liao3) adv., «ç»ò±o¤F how will all this end? (Cf. ¤F¤£±o very good indeed). 22. ±oÁy de2lian3, v.i., gain face or favor. 23. ±o¤O de2li4, adj., (1) reliable, efficient, most capable (assistant, friend); 24. ±o¤O de2li4, adj., (2) v.i., benefit very much (from person, influence). 25. ±o¤H de2ren2, adj., popular; 26. ±o¤H de2ren2, adj., having able assistants: ±o¤H¤ß enjoying people's support. 27. ±o³Ó de2sheng1, v.i., triumph at battle, contest. 28. ±o¤â de2shou3, adv., smoothly: °µ¨Æ±o¤â work smoothly. 29. ±o¼Æ de2shu4, n., (math.) answer, solution. 30. ±o¶Õ de2shi4, adj., in power, in advantageous position. 31. ±o®É de2shi21, adj., in luck, riding the crest of fortune. 32. ±o¥¢ de2shi22, n., (1) hits and misses, gains and losses: ©Ò±o¤£Àv¥¢ gains cannot offset loses; 33. ±o¥¢ de2shi22, n., (2) mishaps: ¦³¤°»ò±o¥¢ should anything go wrong. 34. ±o©Ò de2suo3, adj., have nice place or position, esp. ±o¨ä©Ò. 35. ±oÅé de2ti3, adj., in proper form or correct style (of writing, behavio). 36. ±o¸o de2zui4, (1) v.i., violate law; 37. ±o¸o de2zui4, (2) v.t., to offend (s.o.); 38. ±o¸o de2zui4, (3) ±o¸o±o¸o phr., I apologize (for intrusion, etc.). 39. ±o¼Ë¡]¨à¡^ de2yang4(er0), adj., (coll.) attractive-looking (of woman). 40. ±o·N de2yi4, adj., proud, satisfied: «D±`±o·N very pround, satisfied: «D·N±o·N very pround and satisfied; 41. ±o·N de2yi4, adj., ±o·N´´ (or ¬v¬v) ditto. 42. ±o¥H de2yi31, aux. vb., can, able to , so that one can: ±o¥H¦w©~¼Ö·~ be able to live happily. 43. ±o¤w de2yi32, adv., in ¤£±o¤w against one's will. 44. ±o©y de2yi2, adj. & adv., very porper, -ly, suitably arranged. 45. ±o¥Î de2yong4, adj., very usable. |
Åü | Num. Index: 91B.00-4 | £¢£º£½ qU2 ![]() |
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N. | (LL) a thoroughfare, broad busy street: ³qÅü broad avenue; µóÅü street in business section. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Åü¹D qU2dao4, a thoroughfare (also Åü¶î). 2. Åü¸ô qU2lu4, n., ditto. 3. Åü¸v qU2syh, n., (LL) shopping streets. |
Û | Num. Index: 91B.00-4 | £y£¹£¶£¿ tong4 ![]() |
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N. | See çÁ Û 91B.00. |
×± | Num. Index: 91B.00-6 | £££º£³£¿ xUan4 ![]() |
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V.i. | To show, off. with intent to deceive: ¦Û×± to show off; ×±½æ¡A×±÷§ (AC) show off one's wares for sale; ×±¥É¸ë¥Û (AC) display as jade and sell stone; ×±«N (AC) sell one's charms, to flirt (¡×½æ«N). | ||||||||
Adj. | Pround: ×±¤h¡A×±¾Ç¤§¤h pround or pedantic scholar. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ×±§Ë xUan4nuhng, v.i. & t., to show off, be pedantic. 2. ױģ xUan4yao4, v.i., to show off. 3. ×±²§ xUan4yi4, v.i., to attact attention by novelty. |
l | Num. Index: 91B.00-6 | £¸£³£¾ yan3 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) a bamboo basket. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Sprawling, overflowing: l·¸ (AC) spreading abroad; Â×l (AC) full, abundant; °Òl¡AÁcl to multiply greatly; ¼Å l 10S.82; ¥l stretching far and wide. (2) Redundant: l¤å yan3wen2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. l¤å yan3wen2, n., passage that appears twice in same book. |
»Î | Num. Index: 91B.00-8 | £££¸£³£½ xian2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) THe bit in horse's mouth. (2) Official rank: ©x»Î¡A¾»Î¡AÀY»Î ditto; µê»Î an empty title. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To bit, hold in mouth: see »ÎªT¡A»ÎÀô, etc. xian2mei2, xian2huan2¡õ; »Î§À (animals) arrive in packs (snouts and tails together). (2) To carry (official order): »Î¥O¡A»Î©R ditto. (3) To harbor (hatred, grudge), to cherish (gratitude), nurse (sorrow). | ||||||||
Words | 1. »ÎÂz xian2bi4, phr., (AC) to surrender by carrying a piece of jade in mouth as pledge. 2. »Îª_ xian2chi4, v.i., to sob. 3. »Î®¦ xian2en1, v.i., to cherish gratitude. 4. »Î·P xian2gan3, v.i., ditto. 5. »Î«ë xian2hen4, v.i., harbor a grudge. 6. »ÎÀô xian2huan2, phr., (allu.) a bird returns with rings in its mouth thanking owner for freedom: »ÎÀô¥H³ø will repay with gratitude. 7. »Î±µ xian2jie1, v.i., (two sections) connect up: ¤£¬Û»Î±µ do not connect up properly. 8. »Îµ² xian2jie2, phr., from µ²¯ó»ÎÀô xian2huan2¡ô. 9. »Î°Ç xian2le4, v.i., horse's bit and reins. 10. »ÎªT xian2mei2, phr., ancient custom of making soldiers march at night, biting a piece of wood in mouth, to prevent making noise; 11. »ÎªT xian2mei2, phr., a custom of sending prisoner to execution gagged with piece of wood to prevent protesting innocence. 12. »Î¦W xian2ming2, n., name and surname and rank of office, as shown on calling cards. 13. »Îů xian2pei4, n., bridle and reins. 14. »Î«ò xian2xU4, v.i., (1) nurse a sorrow; 15. »Î«ò xian2xU4, v.i., (2) meet with death of parents. 16. »ÎÞ xian2yUan2, v.i., to suffer a miscarriage of justice: »ÎÞ¦Ó¦º die with one's name uncleared. |
½Ä | Num. Index: 91B.00-9 | £¥£¹£¶ chong1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Strategic place: n½Ä. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) To rush or dash forward: ª½½Ä ditto; ¾î½Äª½¼² rush and swerve about madly; ½Ä¼² chong1zhuang4¡õ; ½Ä¶i¥h dash into (house). (2) To be in conflict with: ½Ä¬ð chong1tu2¡õ. (3) (*chong4) To fall asleep: §A§O½Ä¤F don't fall asleep; ½Ä¬Ú¨à fall asleep. (4) (*chong4) In ½ÄµÛ heppen, chong4zhe0¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | To strike: ½Ä°} strike into enemy ranks; ½Ä¾W chong1feng1¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (*chong4) (1) With full steam: ¤@ªÑ½Ä«l¨à full of spirit. (2) Rich, overflowing (style): ¤å®ð«Ü½Ä ditto; ¶Ú¤l«Ü½Ä a rich, vibrant voice. (3) Straightforward: ¤f®ð¤Ó½Ä too blunt in speaking. | ||||||||
Prep. | (*chong4) Toward: ½Ä§Aªº±¤l run smack up against you; ½Ä«e¨«¡A½Ä«n¨« go straight up , go south. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ½Ä¨® chong1che1, n., (AC) a kind of chariot for breaking into enemy ranks. 2. ½Ä°Ê chong1dong4, (1) n., an impulse: ·P±¡ªº½Ä°Ê an emotional impulse; 3. ½Ä°Ê chong1dong4, (2) v.i. & t., to arouse, excite; 4. ½Ä°Ê chong1dong4, to feel an impulse: ½Ä°Ê°_¨Ó feel excited, aroused. 5. ½Ä¾W chong1feng1, v.i., break into enemy ranks. 6. ½Ä«a chong1guan1, phr., «ã¾v½Ä«a hairs stand on end with anger. 7. ½ÄµÛ *chong4zhe0, phr., it happens, coincides: ½ÄµÛ§A¨Ó¤F just at that moment you came in. 8. ½Ä¿E chong1ji1, v.t., to dash against (rocks). 9. ½Ä¼² chong1zhuang4, v.i. & t., to collide with (object); 10. ½Ä¼² chong1zhuang4, v.i. & t., to rush against or about. 11. ½Ä¨M chong1jUe2, v.i., break (dam), (dam) breaks; 12. ½Ä¨M chong1jUe2, v.i., (troops) break out from siege. 13. ½Äúú chong1ke4, v.t., (of ¤¦æ the five basic movements) to contradict or cancel out each other, to neutralize. 14. ½Ä®öªO chong1lang4ban3, n., surf board. 15. ½Ä¤O chong1li4, n., momentum. 16. ½Ä³´ chong1xian4, v.t., to break into (enemy ranks); 17. ½Ä³´ chong1xian4, v.t., also ½Ä¾W³´°} chong1feng1¡ô. 18. ½Ä¾] chong1xiao1, phr., to soar aloft (¡×¨R¤Ñ). 19. ½Ä¬ð chong1tu2, (1) v.i., contradict: ¤¬¬Û½Ä¬ð contradict each other; 20. ½Ä¬ð chong1tu2, (2) adj., contradictory: ½Ä¬ðªº; 21. ½Ä¬ð chong1tu2, (3) n., conflict (of opinions, nations). 22. ½Än chong1yao4, n. strategic point. |
¿Å | Num. Index: 91B.00-9 | £~£¶£½ heng2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Weighing scales: Åv¿Å the weight and beam in steelyard, a criterion. (2) Balance (of power): ¥¿Å equilibrium, stability; ª§¿Å to match power, contend for mastery. (3) Cross yoke, cross bar in carriage (as var. of ¾î 10B.80). (4) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | To weihg, judge, measure: ¿Å¶q heng2liang2¡õ; Åv¿Å»´« weigh importance; ¿Å¤§¥H·s¼Ð·Ç to measure it by the new standard; ¾î¤§¥H±`±¡ judge it by common sense; ¿Å¤å to grade examination essays; see §Ü ¾î 10A.70. | ||||||||
Adj. | Stable, balanced: §¡¿Å¡A¥¿Å balanced. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿Å¶q heng2liang2, n. & v.t., a measure; 2. ¿Å¶q heng2liang2, n. & v.t., to measure, to weigh. 3. ¿Å¤s heng2shan1, n., the Heng Mountain in Hunan. 4. ¿Å¦t heng2yU3, n., the roof. |
±t | Num. Index: 91B.01-1 | £{£¯£¿ lai4 ![]() |
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V.t. | Encourage (s.o.) to come over to one's side by showing him special favors: ³Ò±t give gifts to (s.o.) to win his allegiance. |
®} | Num. Index: 91B.01-8 | £££º£½ xU2 ![]() |
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N. | A surname: ®}®Q¥b¦Ñ¤¥ÃýµS¦s a charming woman in middle age. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Slow, -ly, leisurely: ®}¦æ walk slowly; µÎ®} leisurely; ®}ÅU look about carefully. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®}¨B xU2bu4, v.i., take a stroll. 2. ®}½w xU2huan3, adj. & adv., slow, -ly. 3. ®}®} xU2xU2, adv., slowly, in a leisurely manner. |
«Ü | Num. Index: 91B.02-5 | £~£´£¾ hen3 ![]() |
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Adv. | Very, much: «Ü¦h¡A«Ü¦n very much (many), very good; ¤£«Ü¦n not very good; often in ±o«Ü after adj. or vb.: ¦n±o«Ü¡A§Ö±o«Ü very good, very fast; also before vbb.: §Ú«Ü·Q¥h I very much want to go, have a mind to; «Ü·PÁ§A thank you very much; «Ü¹ï¤£°_ very sorry for what happened; «Ü¨ü¥´À» received a heavy blow. |
«ß | Num. Index: 91B.10-2 | £{£º£¿ lU4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Law, statute, regulation: ªk«ß law; ³W«ß regulations, rules; x«ß military regulations, discipline; ¦D«ß criminal code; ®Õ«ß school discipline; ¬ö«ß discipline. (2) Name of poetic form, see «ß¸Ö lU4si42¡õ. (3) Standard pitch pipe, see «ß§f lU4lU2¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | To discipline, guide by principle: «ß¤v¬ÆÄY guide his own conduct by severe rules; «ß¤H to measure others by certain standards; «ß¥H«¨å punish, deal with (person) by law against great crimes (such as treason). | ||||||||
Words | 1. «ß¨Ò lU4li4, n., statutes (litr. code and case law). 2. «ß¥O ltuhling4, n., command, order. 3. «ß§f lU4lU2, n., (AC) twelve standard pitch pipes of musical half-tones; 4. «ß§f lU4lU2, n., musical scale in classical music. 5. «ß®v lU4si41, n., lawyer, barrister, attorney. 6. «ß¸Ö lU4si42, n., ¡§standard¡¨ form of poetry, with strictly regulated tones and syllables, popular since Tarng Dynasty; 7. «ß¸Ö lU4si42, n., ¤«ß¡]¤C«ß¡^ such poems of eight lines with five (seven) words each; 8. «ß¸Ö lU4si42, n., ±Æ«ß standard poem with unlimited number of lines; 9. «ß¸Ö lU4si42, n., see µ´ ¥y 93B.70. |
«â | Num. Index: 91B.10-8 | £¸£µ£½ yang2 ![]() |
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V.i. | See ±u «â 91B.42. |
©¹ | Num. Index: 91B.11-6 | £¹£µ£¾ wang3 ![]() ![]() |
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V.i. | Go: ©¹¤W®ü go to Shanghai; ©¹ªð¡A©¹¨Ó¡A©¹´_ wang3fan3, wang3lai2, wang3fu4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Past: ©¹¤é¡A©¹¦~¡A©¹®É wang3ri4, wang3nian2, wang3shi2¡õ; ©¹´º past picture or situation; ©¹õ sages of the past. | ||||||||
Prep. | (Coll. also *wang4) toward: ©¹¤W¡A©¹¤U up., upward, down, downward; ©¹ªF¡A©¹¦è (sp. pr. *wang4) direction of car, etc., eastward, westward; ©¹«e¨« esp. (woman) to remarry (¡§pick up and go forward¡¨); ©¹¨º¨à¥h where are you going? | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©¹±` wang3chang2, adv., usually, in the past, used to. 2. ©¹ªì wang3chu1, adv., formerly. 3. ©¹ªð wang3fan3, adv., back and forth. 4. ©¹´_ wang3fu4, adv., repeatedly, back and forth. 5. ©¹¥j wang3gu3, adj. & adv., in ancient times: ©¹¥jªº¨Æ ancient event. 6. ©¹«á wang3hou4, adv., (1) henceforth; 7. ©¹«á wang3hou4, adv., (2) (wang4hou4) backward. 8. ©¹ÁÙ wang3huan2, (1) adv., see wang3fu4¡ô; 9. ©¹ÁÙ wang3huan2, (2) v.i., to have social dealings with (person), see wang3lai2¡õ. 10. ©¹¨Ó wang3lai2, v.i., (1) to have dealings with each other: ¤£¬Û©¹¨Ó have no dealings with each other; 11. ©¹¨Ó wang3lai2, v.i., (2) visit and return visit. 12. ©¹¦~ wang3nian2, adv., in former year(s). 13. ©¹¤é wang3ri4, adv., in former days. 14. ©¹©õ wang3xi2, adv., in early times. 15. ©¹¨Æ wang3shi4, n., things of the past. 16. ©¹®É wang3shi2, adv., formerly. 17. ©¹©¹¡]¨à¡^ wang3wang3(er0), adv., oftentimes, frequently (forget, etc.). |
´a | Num. Index: 91B.11-9 | £~£¹£µ£½ huang2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Nervous, ill at ease; see §Ï ´a 91B.50. |
Ýd | Num. Index: 91B.21-9 | £¸£±£½ yao2 ![]() |
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N. | Conscript labor: Ýd§Ð. |
©» | Num. Index: 91B.22-2 | £w£¹£½ fu2 ![]() |
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©»» | see §Ï ©» 91B.50. |
±r | Num. Index: 91B.22-2 | £u£¯£½ pai2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ±r«Þ pai2hui2, v.i., to loiter around, linger around. |
±s | Num. Index: 91B.22-9 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() |
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N. & adj. | (1) His Majesty('s): ±s«e¡A±s¾r¡A±sµ§ yU4qian2, yU4jia4, yU4bi3¡õ. Ladies-in-waiting at court: À§±s. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To drive (a carriage), ride (horse), (var. ¶¿): ¾r±s to control (person, machine), drive (horse, car, boat). (2) (LL) to ¡§ride¡¨ a woman: ±s¤k sleep with woman; ¶i±s send lady in court to emperor's bedroom. (3) To handle affair: ±s¨Æ¡A±s¨Æ yuh-shyh1,2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±sÄ_ yU4bao3, n., imperial seal. 2. ±sµ§ yU4bi3, n., imperial pen or handwriting. 3. ±s©d yU4chi1, v.t., control the wife, ¡§taming the shrew.¡¨ 4. ±s«e yU4qian2, phr., in His Majesty's presence. 5. ±s· yU4feng1, phr., (AC) to ride on the wind and fly. 6. ±s¤Ò yU4fu1, v.t., control the husband. 7. ±sªÌ yU4zhe3, n., (LL) a driver; 8. ±sªÌ yU4zhe3, n., (AC) retinue. 9. ±s¾r yU4jia4, n., His Majesty's carriage or movements. 10. ±sµó yU4jie1, n., formerly, main highway in the capital. 11. ±s»s yU4zhi4, phr., (poem, composition) made by His Majesty, (porcelain, etc.) made by order of His Majesty. 12. ±sÄý yU4lan3, phr., seen or read by the emperor. 13. ±sªLx yU4lin2jUn1, n., imperial guard. 14. ±s¥@ yU4shi41, phr., to rule the empire. 15. ±s¨Æ yU4shi42, phr., to manage affairs. 16. ±s¥v yU4shi3, n., formerly, the censor. 17. ±s½ç yU4ci4 (yU4syh), phr., given by the emperor. 18. ±sÂå yU4yi1, n., imperial physician. 19. ±s¥Î yU4yong4, phr., for the use of the emperor; 20. ±s¥Î yU4yong4, phr., employed by the emperor. 21. ±s¦t yU4yU3, phr., government of the empire. |
©º | Num. Index: 91B.30-3 | £¤£¶ zheng1 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) (AC & LL) to go on a journey, to travel: ©º¤Ò¡A©º³~ zheng1fu1, zheng1tu2¡õ; ©º¶ migratory geese; ©º¦ç travelling garment; ©º¦| sailing boat; ©ºö| riding horse on journey; ¸U¨½ªø©º to go on a journey of thousands of miles; ©º¹Ð the dust of journey. (2) To invade, to start a campaign: ©º¥ï¡A©º°Q¡A©ºªA zheng1fa2, zheng1tao3, zheng1fu2¡õ; »·©º a distant invasion. (3) To collect tax: ©ºµ| to tax, taxes; ©º¦¬ zheng1shou1¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©ººe zheng1qUe4, n., tax; 2. ©ººe zheng1qUe4, n., (wine and tobacco) monopoly. 3. ©º¥ï zheng1fa1 (zheng1fa2), v.t., to invade (country). 4. ©º¤Ò zheng1fu1, n., (AC) a traveller. 5. ©ºªA zheng1fu2, v.t., to subdue (country, tribes). 6. ©º¸Ý zheng1zhu1, v.t., to send out punitive expedition (against tyrant) with object of overthrowing his rule or against rebels. 7. ©ºÀÄ zheng1lian4, v.t., to levy (taxes). 8. ©ºÑÏ zheng1pei4, n., (LL) journey (¡§pennant¡¨ shown on missions). 9. ©º¦¬ zheng1shou1, v.t., to collect (tax). 10. ©º¦§ zheng1shu4, v.i. & n., (sent on military) journey to frontier region. 11. ©º°Q zheng1tao3, v.t., to campaign against (rebel, tyrant). 12. ©º³~ zheng1tu2, n., a long journey. |
®| | Num. Index: 91B.30-3 | £¡£¸£¶£¿ jing4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A narrow path: ¦±®| winding paths; ±¶®| a short cut; ¤p®| a footpath; ®|¸ô jing4lu4¡õ; ¸ô®| (lit. & fig.) a route, way, path; ¦æ¤£¥Ñ®| don't take short cuts. (2) Diameter: ¥b®| the radius; ®|¤T¤Ø three feet in diameter; ¶ê®| diameter; ®|¤o one inch in diameter. | ||||||||
Adv. | Straightforward, forthwith (interch. ³w): ®|¦æ jing4xing2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®|¸ô jing4lu4, n., a footpath. 2. ®|ÁÉ jing4sai4, n., (athletics) a track meet. 3. ®|¦æ jing4xing2, v.i., act freely, impulsively. 4. ®|®x jing4ting2, adj., directly opposite, mutually incompatible: ¤j¬Û®|®x (AC) there is a vast difference between the two. |
Ìu | Num. Index: 91B.30-4 | £©£¹£½ cu2 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) (AC) to go: ¦ÛªFÌu¦è go from east to west. (2) U.f. Ïe to die, depart from life. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ìu¸¨ cu2luo4, v.i., (AC, of ruler) pass away. 2. ÌuÁ cu2xie4, v.i., (AC) to wither, die. 3. Ìu´» cu2shu3, n., (AC) sixth lunar month, midsummer. |
«Þ | Num. Index: 91B.41-4 | £~£¹£¯£½ huai2 ![]() ![]() |
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Adv. | Back and forth: «Þµ¾ (of birds) wheel about in the sky; ±r«Þ linger about; §C«Þ linger buried deep in though. |
´` | Num. Index: 91B.41-9 | £££º£´£½ xUn2 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To follow (rules, precedents, customs): ´`¨Ò xUn2li42¡õ; ´`³WÁЯx obey the rules and regulations; ´`«U follow general practice; ´`ªk abide by the law. (2) To follow a course, an order, to trace: ´`¬y¦Ó¤U sail down the river, follow the river down; ´`¶¥¦Ó¤W go up by the steps; ´`¸ô follow the road; ´`§Ç xUn2xU4¡õ; ´`¦W³d¹ê see that reality corresponds to claims or pretensions; ¤£´`¥¿¹D (lit. & fig.) go astray, do not follow the regular teachings; ¿í´` to follow instructions. | ||||||||
Adj. | Law-abiding, upright (related ¹¥): ´`¦O xUn2li41¡õ; ´`¨} xUn2liang2¡õ. | ||||||||
Prep. | In the course of: ´`¤ë¡A´`¤é after many months, days. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´`«K xUn2bian4, adv., (LL) at one's convenience. 2. ´`±` xUn2chang2, adj. & adv., usual, -ly: ´`±`³W¯x the usual customs or practices. 3. ´`¤À xUn2fen4, adv., according to one's duties. 4. ´`РxUn2gai1, v.i., (AC) to serve one's parents (from poem «nÐÂ). 5. ´`Àô xUn2huan2, (1) adv., each in succession, by turns; 6. ´`Àô xUn2huan2, continuously in a circle; 7. ´`Àô xUn2huan2, (2) v.i., to revolve, circulate: ¤é¤ë´`Àô the sun and moon follow their course; 8. ´`Àô xUn2huan2, ´`Àô¤p¼Æ xUn2huan2xiao1shu4, (math.) repeating decimal; 9. ´`Àô xUn2huan2, ´`Àô¨t²Î xUn2huan2xi4tong3, n., (physiol.) circulatory system; 10. ´`Àô xUn2huan2, ¦å²G´`Àô blood circulation; 11. ´`Àô xUn2huan2, °Ó·~´`Àô business cycle. 12. ´`¨} xUn2liang2, adj., upright, law-abiding (officials). 13. ´`¦O xUn2li41, n., upright officials. 14. ´`¨Ò xUn2li42, adv., according to rules. 15. ´`²z xUn2li3, adv., according to reason. 16. ´`¦æ xUn2xing2, v.i., go on a tour (also wr. ¨µ¦æ). 17. ´`§Ç xUn2xU4, adv., in proper order or sequence. 18. ´`´` xUn2xUn2, adj. & adv., gentle, -ly: ´`´`µ½»¤ (AC & LL) (of a teacher) guide gently. 19. ´`«U xUn2su2, v.i., follow the customs. 20. ´`¸ê xUn2zi1, adv., (LL, to promote) according to qualifications or seniority. |
±u | Num. Index: 91B.42-2 | £¥£µ£½ chang2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ±u«â chang2yang2, v.i., to loiter. |
ûT | Num. Index: 91B.42-6 | £t£¸£³£¿ bian4 ![]() |
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Adj. & adv. | All, all around: ûT¤Ñ¤U all over the world; ûT¦a everywhere on earth; ¶Ç¹M¦U¦a spread all over the place; ¨«¹M¥þ°ê¡A¹C¹M¤Ñ¤U travel all over the country, the world; ûTÅéÅì¶Ë whole body covered with wounds; ´¶ûT commonly known or seen. |
§Ï | Num. Index: 91B.50-6 | £u£µ£½ pang2 ![]() ![]() |
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Words | 1. §Ï©» *fang3fu1, v.i. & t., (1) seem to: §Ï©»¬O¥L it seems to be he; 2. §Ï©» *fang3fu1, v.i. & t., §Ú§Ï©»°O±o I seem to remember; 3. §Ï©» *fang3fu1, v.i. & t., §Ï©»¦³³o¦^¨Æ have a vague idea that it did happen; 4. §Ï©» *fang3fu1, v.i. & t., (2) resemble: ¥L̨â¤H¬Û§Ï©» they resemble each other (also äÛüå). 5. §Ï´a pang2huang2, v.i. & adj., to hesitate, hesitant. 6. §Ï«â fang3yang2, v.i., (AC) loiter. |
·K | Num. Index: 91B.50-6 | £u£µ£½ pang2 ![]() ![]() |
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V.i. | (*bang4) ·K¦æ run alongside. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·K´a pang2huang2, v.i. & adj., to hesitate, be hesitant (also wr. ®Ç¬Ó). |
«à | Num. Index: 91B.50-9 | £££º£´£½ xUn2 ![]() ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) To give in to personal considerations: «à¨p¡A«à±¡ xUn2si1, xUn2qing2¡õ; «à¸q xUn2yi4¡õ. (2) (*xUn2) (AC) to parade: «à¦æ (AC) to parade; «à»@ to parade criminal. (3) (*xUn2) U.f. ®î 31S.50, to die a martyr for some cause. | ||||||||
Adv. | (AC) all around: «à³q xUn2tong1¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «à±¡ *xUn4qing2, phr., to give in to personal considerations. 2. «à¨p xUn2si1, phr., comply for personal or selfish motives, against law or justice. 3. «à³q xUn2tong1, adj., (AC) as in «ä¼{«à³q straight-thinking, clear-minded. 4. «à¸q *xUn4yi4, phr., die for honor (also wr. ®î). |
¼w | Num. Index: 91B.72-1 | £x££½ de2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Virtue: ¬ü¼w beautiful virtues; power of Tao in action or Tao manifest in ¹D¼w¸g dao4de2jing1, book of Laotse ¦Ñ¤l; particularly woman's virtue; °ü¼w woman's virtue. (2) Moral character, personal character: ¨p¼w private morals; ¼w¦æ moral conduct; «~¼w a man's personal character; ¼w¶©±æ« of high character and great prestige; ¶i¼w×·~ education in character and knowledge; ³±¼w secret good deeds, not for publicity; ¤½¼w sense of social responsibility; ´c¼w bad character; ³à¼w wicked. (3) Act of kindness: ®¦¼w favor or act of kindness; ·P®¦À¹¼w feel debt of gratitude for some kind act. | ||||||||
V.t. | ¼w¤§ (LL) feel grateful for some act. | ||||||||
Adj. | ¼w¬F good government; ¼w¦â expression of pride or self-satisfaction. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼w°ê de2guo2, n., Germany. 2. ¼w¤Æ de2hua4, n., moral influence on the people. 3. ¼wÂÓ§J©Ô¦è de2mo2ke4la1xi1, n., (translit.) democracy. 4. ¼w°t de2pei4, n., (court.) (a person's) esteemed wife. 5. ¼w©Ê de2xing41, n., a man's moral character. 6. ¼w¦æ de2xing42, n., moral conduct. 7. ¼w±æ de2wang4, n., a person's moral prestige. 8. ¼w·N§Ó de2yi4zhi4, n., Germany, translit. of Deutsch, -land. 9. ¼wµ de2yin1, n., (court.) news from you. 10. ¼w¨| de2yU4, n., moral education, cf. ´¼¨|¡AÅé¨| intellectual, physical education. |
Ýc | Num. Index: 91B.81-9 | £££¸ xi1 ![]() |
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·L | Num. Index: 91B.82-2 | £¹£°£½ wei2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Small, tiny, fine: ·L¤p¡A·L§® wei2xiao3, wei2miao4¡õ; ·L§Õ my little token of remembrance, etc.; ·Lµß wei2jUn4¡õ; ·L¤£¨¬¹D insignificant, not worth mentioning. (2) Lowly, unnoticed: ¨õ·L low in social positive, humble (status); ·LªA¡A·L¦æ wei2fu2, wei2xing2¡õ. (3) Roundabout: ·LÃã wei2ci2¡õ. (4) Declined: °I·L, (AC) ¦¡·L (ruling house) on the decline. | ||||||||
Adv. | A little: µy·L a little (more, further, etc.). | ||||||||
Prep. | But for: ·LºÞ¥ò but for ºÞ¥ò (we would dress like barbarians); ·L¤l¤§¤O but for your help. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·Lªi wei2bo1, n., (phy.) microwave. 2. ·LÁ¡ wei2bo2, adj., meager (salary). 3. ·L¤À¾Ç wei2fen1xUe2, n., (math.) differential calculus, see wei2ji2fen1¡õ. 4. ·LªA wei2fu2, v.i., to travel disguised as commoner, or in homely garment. 5. ·L½â wei2jian4, adj., lowly (labor, people). 6. ·L´¹ wei2jing1, n., (geol.) microlites; 7. ·L´¹ wei2jing1, n., ·L´¹½è (geol.) microcrystalline. 8. ·L¿n¤À wei2ji2fen1, n., (math.) calculus. 9. ·Lµß wei2jUn4, n., bacteria (also ²Óµß¡A·L¥Íª«). 10. ·L¦® wei2zhi3, n., profound meaning. 11. ·L²É¤l wei2li4zi3, n., (zoo.) a tiny organism which destroys silkworms, glugea bombycis. 12. ·L¯í wei2mang2, adj, indistinct. 13. ·L¬à wei2miao3, adj., tiny; 14. ·L¬à wei2miao3, adj., inscrutable. 15. ·L§® wei2miao4, adj., excellent, mysterious, profound. 16. ·L®z wei2ruo4, adj., weak, feeble (health). 17. ·L¥Íª« wei2sheng1wu4, n., see wei2jUn4¡ô. 18. ·L¤p wei2xiao3, adj., small, little, insignificant. 19. ·L¯º wei2xiao4, n. & v.i., give a wee smile. 20. ·L²Ó wei2xi4, adj., (1) very small; 21. ·L²Ó wei2xi4, adj., (2) extremely cautious, attentive to details. 22. ·L®§ wei2xi2, adj., feeble; 23. ·L®§ wei2xi2, adj., also phr., feeble breath, small profit, or interest. 24. ·L¦æ wei2xing2, v.i., travel in disguise. 25. ·L®É wei2shi2, adv., when one was small or unkown. 26. ·L¦åºÞ wei2xUe4guan3, n., (biol.) capillaries. 27. ·LÃã wei2ci2, n., covert criticism. 28. ·L¨¥ wei2yan2, phr., ·L¨¥¤j¸q the deeper political thoughts of Confucius, as expounded by ¤½¦Ï. 29. ·Lµ¾¹ wei2yin1chi4, n., microphone. |
¼x | Num. Index: 91B.82-2 | £¤£¶ zheng1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (*zhi3) the note sol in pentatonic scale, see ¤ µ 31.30. (2) Evidence, proof, symbol: ¶H¼x characteristic, symbol (of progress, etc.); ¼x¥ü¡A¼xÅç zheng1zhao42, zheng1yan4¡õ; ©ú¼x clear evidence; ¦³¼x is supported by proof; µL¼x¤§¨¥ baseless talk; see V.t.4¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To enlist, recruit for government service: ¼x§L zheng1bing1¡õ; ¼x¶Ò¡A¼x¥l zheng1mu4, zheng1zhao41¡õ; ¼x¤~ call men to power. (2) To solicit, ask for (contributions, etc.): ¼x½Z solicit articles for magazines; ¼x¤å ask for contributions of essays; ¼x±B±Ò¨Æ advertisement ¡§marriage wanted¡¨; À³¼x¡A¼xµª answer to calls or requests. (3) To collect taxes: ¼xµ| ditto; ¼xÀÄ¡A¼x¦¬ zheng1lian3, zheng1shou1¡õ. (4) To adduce or serve as evidence: §û¤£¨¬¼x¤] (AC) the city of Jii (§û) cannot provide adequate evidence (of the ancestral customs of ®L). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¼x¹@ zheng1bi4, v.t., (AC) to appoint a scholar without degree or rank to office. 2. ¼x§L zheng1bing1, v.i., to recruit soldiers. 3. ¼x¨D zheng1qiu2, v.t., to ask for: ¼x¨D¦P·N ask for consent; 4. ¼x¨D zheng1qiu2, v.t., ¼x¨D·|û canvass for new members; 5. ¼x¨D zheng1qiu2, v.t., look for: ¼x¨D§÷®Æ look for research material, etc. 6. ¼x½Õ zheng1diao4, v.t., to recruit soldiers and requisition army supplies. 7. ¼xµo zheng1fa1, v.t., ditto. 8. ¼xºq zheng1ge1, phr., call for singsong girls to assist at dinners. 9. ¼xÔ zheng1hou4, n., foreboding signs or indications. 10. ¼x¥l zheng1zhao41, v.t., to summon for imperial interview or appointment. 11. ¼x¥ü zheng1zhao42, n., omen, augury. 12. ¼x¶° zheng1ji2, v.t., to assemble, collect from the public (men, material, opinions). 13. ¼x³v zheng1zhu2, v.i., to pursue after pleasures: ¼x³vÁn¦â indulge in wine, song or with women, see zheng1ge1¡ô. 14. ¼xÀÄ zheng1lian3, v.i., to collect (taxes). 15. ¼x¶Ò zhen1mu4, v.t., to recruit (soldiers). 16. ¼x«H zheng1xin4, v.i., to show evidences, gain confidence: ¤£¨¬¼x«H credibility gap; 17. ¼x«H zheng1xin4, v.i., ¼x«H¿ý published accout of receipts and expenditures; 18. ¼x«H zheng1xin4, v.i., directory of credit information. 19. ¼x¦¬ zheng1shou1, v.t., to collect (dues, taxes). 20. ¼x¤h zheng1shi4, n., formerly, scholars who have received emperor's call to service. 21. ¼x¸ß zheng1xUn2, v.t., to gather or ask for: ¼x¸ß·N¨£¡A¦P·N ask for opinion, consent. 22. ¼xÅç zheng1yan4, n., evidence, proof of results. 23. ¼x¤Þ zheng1yin3, v.t., to quote from books, to adduce (proof). |
À² | Num. Index: 91B.82-2 | £~£¹£° hui1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) An insignia, emblem: ®ÕÀ² school emblem; °êÀ² national emblem. (2) Flags of different commands. (3) A stop on a lute: ¤Q¤TÀ² thirteen stops. (4) Short for ¦wÀ² Anhwei Province: À²¾¥ Anhwei ink cake. | ||||||||
Adj. | Excellent; beautiful. | ||||||||
Words | 1. À²¸¹ hui1hao4, n., (1) insignia on flags; 2. À²¸¹ hui1hao4, n., (2) title of praise. 3. À²³¹ hui1zhang1, n., a medal of honor; 4. À²³¹ hui1zhang1, n., a medal (of school, organization). 5. À²µ hui1yin1, n., (1) sound of lute or other string instruments; 6. À²µ hui1yin1, n., (2) (court.) your news. |
Åð | Num. Index: 91B.82-2 | £v£°£½ mei2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Short for Åðµß mei2jUn4¡õ. (2) Var. of ¾` 31D.50. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Åð¬r mei2du2, n., as var. for ±ö¬r syphilis. 2. Åðµß mei2jUn4, n., bacteria, virus. |
©¼ | Num. Index: 91B.82-2 | £t£¸£¾ bi3 ![]() |
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Pron. | (AC) (LL) he; him (equiv. vern. ¥L): ©¼¤ê he says; ©¼«v¡A©¼«v oh, that fellow! ©¼¥ç¤H¤]¡A§Ú¥ç¤H¤]¡A§^¦ó¬È©¼«v he is a man, I am also a man, why should I be afraid of him? ©¼¤@®É¤]¡A¦¹¤@®É¤] the times are different, not comparable; ©¼»aªÌ¤Ñ phr., the sky as personified dispenser of justice. | ||||||||
Adj. | (LL) that, the other: ©¼®É¡A©¼¦a that time, that place; ©¼¤H that person (equiv. vern. ¨º); ©¼¦¹ bi3ci3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©¼©¤ bi3an4, n., (Budd) the other shore of salvation, as contrasted with the bitter sea W®ü of this sentient life. 2. ©¼±o bi3de2, n., Peter. 3. ©¼§Q®É bi3li4shi2, n., Belgium. 4. ©¼¦¹ bi2ci3, adv., one another, each other: ©¼¦¹±ÀÅý¡A©M¦n courteous, friendly to one another; 5. ©¼¦¹ bi2ci3, adv., ©¼¦¹Ãh«ë enterain hatred one for the other; 6. ©¼¦¹ bi2ci3, adv., ©¼¦¹¤§¶¡ between the two of them; 7. ©¼¦¹ bi2ci3, adv., ¡§©¼¦¹©¼¦¹¡¨ indulge in routine courteous remarks; 8. ©¼¦¹ bi2ci3, adv., ¤£¤À©¼¦¹ share together. |
§Ð | Num. Index: 91B.82-4 | £¸£¿ yi4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (LL) battle: ·ÆÅK¿c¤§§Ð the Battle of Waterloo. (2) Labor, labor service, conscript labor: ³Ò§Ð labor service; x§Ð¡A§L§Ð military service; ¤_§Ð (AC) serve in army; §Ð¦¦ conscript labor in border regions; ²{§Ðx¤H soldier on military service. (3) Servant, worker: ®t§Ð petty officer, office servant; ¤u§Ð laborer; ¹²§Ð servant in gen.; ¸Å§Ð lictors, runners, underlings in ya1men ¸Åªù, magistrate's office; §Ð¤Ò worker in public works or army; ®·§Ð warrant officer in charge of arresting offenders. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) To serve labor at frontier. (2) To command or order s.o. as servant, be master of: §Ð¨Ï yi4shi3¡õ; ¥H¤ß¬°§Î§Ð make the mind slave to the body's material needs; §Ðª«¡A¤£§Ð©óª« be master, and not slave, of material things. | ||||||||
Words | 1. §Ð¤Ò yi4fu2, n., servant, laborer. 2. §Ð¤H yi4ren2, n., ditto. 3. §ÐÄÝ yi4shu3, v.t., (AC) to control as master. 4. §Ð¨Ï yi4shi3, (1) n., servant, messenger; 5. §Ð¨Ï yi4shi3, (2) v.t., to control and order about (s.o. to do). 6. §Ð·l yi4sun3, v.t., (MC) to weaken through overwork or cause to weaken one's health. 7. §Ð¨ò yi4zu2, n., petty officer; 8. §Ð¨ò yi4zu2, n., ya1men servant. 9. §Ð§Ð yi4yi4, (AC) (1) v.i., to belabor, overwork; 10. §Ð§Ð yi4yi4, (2) adj., servile. |
¹ý | Num. Index: 91B.82-6 | £¥££¿ che4 ![]() |
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V.t. & adj. | Penetrate, penetrating, through and through; thoroughgoing (usu. interch. º«): ¹ý¤W¹ý¤U up and down everywhere; ¹ýÀY¹ý§À from beginning to the end; ³z¹ý¡]º«¡^ very clear (exposition); ³q¹ý thorough. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹ý©³ che4di3, adv., thorough, -ly: ¹ý©³¬d¿ì get to the bottom (of illegal activities) also wr. º«©³. 2. ¹ý°© che4gu3, adv., to the bones: ¹ý°©¨à¬Û«ä deep longing in the blood; 3. ¹ý°© che4gu3, adv., ¹ý°©³h poor and bare to the bones. 4. ¹ý©] che4ye4, adv., all night (gambling, etc.). |
éu | Num. Index: 91B.82-9 | £¡£¸£±£¿ jiao4 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | The frontier or border: Ãäéu frontier areas; éu¥~ lands across the border. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) Inspect: éu¨µ go on a tour of inspection. (2) (*yao1) Pray for: éuºÖ ask the gods for blessing. | ||||||||
Adj. | (*jiao3) Lucky: éu©¯ jiao4xing4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. éu©¯ *jiao3xing4 (jiao1xing4), adv., by a lucky chance (escape, etc.) (also wr. äï¡A¹®). |
´_ | Num. Index: 91B.82-9 | £w£¹£¿ fu4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) V.i., to revenge: ³ø´_¡A´_¤³ ditto. To restore, return to+n.: ´_·~ re-establish business; ´_¾ resume post; ´_¤u return to work after stoppage; ¦Ó´_¨äªì return to origial nature; §Ö´_ restore; ¤Ï´_ again and again; see ¥ú ´_, 22.70; ´_¥j¡A´_¥¹¡A´_ fu4gu3, fu4dan4, fu4jiu4¡õ. (3) To reply: µª´_¡A¦^´_ v.i. & t. & n., reply to letter; ·Ó´_ (formal) reply. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) (*fu4, *fouh) Again, repeatedly (LL for vern. ¤S): ´_¨Ó¤F come back again; ¯f´_µo old disease again comes back; ´_¨Ó¬ÛÂZ came again to bother; ´_Âk©ó¦n become reconciled; ¬GºA´_µÞ old habits come back. (2) Next: ´_¨¥¨ä¤£±o¤w¤§¬G next (continued to) say why he was forced to do this; ´_«ä then think (or thought). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´_¹@ fu4bi4, n., & v.i., restore monarchy. 2. ´_Åv fu4qUan2, n., restoration of right. 3. ´_¥¹ fu4dan4, v.i., to restore former brilliance. 4. ´_¥j fu4gu3, v.i., to restore ancient ways. 5. ´_¦X fu4he2, v.i., reunite. 6. ´_¬¡ fu4huo2, n. & v.i., resurrection, revive; 7. ´_¬¡ fu4huo2, n. & v.i., ´_¬¡¸` Easter. 8. ´_°· fu4jian4, n., rehabilitation. 9. ´_ fu4jiu4, v.i., restore, return to old (condition, etc.). 10. ´_©R fu4ming4, n. & v.i., report on completion of mission. 11. ´_«H fu4xin4, n. & v.i., reply (letter). 12. ´_¿³ fu4xing1, n. & v.i., renew, regain new strength, revive: ¤å¤Æ´_¿³ cultural renaissance. 13. ´_¤S fu4you4, adv., again, see Adv.1¡ô. 14. ´_ì¡]¤¸¡^ fu4yUan21, n. & v.i., old pattern, restore to health. 15. ´_û fu4yUan22, n. & v.i., demobilization of soldiers. |
«á | Num. Index: 91B.82-9 | £~£²£¿ hou4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Posterity: ¤£§µ¦³¤T¡AµL«á¬°¤j ¡§Of the three sins of lack of filial piety, the greatest is to have no sons¡¨¡Ða quotation from Mencius, later much used as justification for concubinage. The back, backside: «á±¡A«áÀY¡A«áÃä¨à hou4mian4, hou4tou0, hou4biaer0¡õ. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) Behind back, rear, opp. «e: ¤«eÅU«á watch in front and behind¡Ðcautious, also irresolute, wavering; «e«á¨ü¼Ä attacked by enemy in front and behind; «á±Æ the rear row; «á©Ð back room; where the concubines live; «á°|¡A«áªá¶é back court, rear garden; «áªù back door; «áµó back street; «á¤ú the back teeth; «á»L hind leg; «á¸y the small of the back. (2) Afterward, later in time, opp. ¥ý¡G¥ý«á in succession; «á¥b¤Ñ¡A«á®Î¨à afternoon; «á¥b®Î¨à in late afternoon; «á¥b©] time after midnight; «á©d second wife; «á°_¤§¨q the bright younger gerneration; «á½ú¡A«á¥N¡A«á¥Í¡A«á¶i¡A«á¤H hou4bei0, hou4dai4, hou4sheng1, hou4jin4, hou4ren2¡õ; ¥H«á¡AµM«á and then, later; «á©R a later order; ªQ¬f«áä evergreens (pine and cypress) survive winter best¡Ðreference to test of time in man's moral character. (3) Future: «á¥@¡A«á±w hou4shi42, hou4huan4¡õ. (4) After next: «á¤Ñ¡A«á¤é¡A«á¨à day after tomorrow; «á¦~ year after next. (5) Succeeding: «á¥ô successor. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «á½ú hou4bei0, n., the younger generation. 2. «á³Æx hou4bei4jUn1, n., army reserves. 3. «áÃä¨à hou4biaer0, n., the back, the rear. 4. «á³¡ hou4bu4, n., the rear part, the later part (of a novel, army, etc.). 5. «á¸É hou4bu3, v.i. & t., (1) make amends; 6. «á¸É hou4bu3, v.i. & t., (2) replenish. 7. «á¹Ð hou4chen2, n., (LL) as in ¨B«á¹Ð follow footsteps of predecessor (including mistakes). 8. «áµ{ hou4cheng2, n., (1) formerly, reserve fund of a shop; 9. «áµ{ hou4cheng2, n., (2) future prospect (¡×«eµ{); 10. «áµ{ hou4cheng2, n., (3) durability: ¬Ý¨º³æÁ¡ªº¨S«áµ{ªºªF¦è such flimsy article. 11. «á©d hou4chi1, n., second wife, see hou4mu3¡õ. 12. «á´Á hou4chi2, n., some future date; 13. «á´Á hou4chi2, n., later period. 14. «á¶Ô hou1qin2, n., (mil.) logistics. 15. «á¥N hou4dai4, n., posterity, later generations. 16. «á¬Þ hou4dun4, n., backing, support. 17. «á¤è hou4fang1, n., (mil.) the rear (opp. the front), the people living in the rear during war. 18. «á©Ð hou4fang2, n., concubines in gen. 19. «á¤Ò hou4fu1, n., second husband. 20. «áºÖ hou4fu2, n., luck in later life. 21. «á»°ûó hou4gan3zhe0, (1) v.i., to run after, to follow another in journey; 22. «á»°ûó hou4gan3zhe0, (2) adv., (make a dress, etc.) at the last minute. 23. «áüƨà hou4gou1er0, n., (1) loose ends, unfinished business; 24. «áüƨà hou4gou1er0, n., (2) (Chin. opera) lingering tone. 25. «áÅU hou4gu4, phr., «áÅU¤§¼~ cares at home, family considerations that cause delay in decision. 26. «á®c hou4gong1, n., royal harem; 27. «á®c hou4gong1, n., gen. term for queen and maids of different ranks. 28. «áªG hou4guo3, n., results, consequences: «e¦]«áªG cause and effect in human life. 29. «á±w hou4huan4, n., future trouble. 30. «á®¬ hou4hui3, v.i., to repent, regret: «á®¬²ö¤Î too late to regret it; 31. «á®¬ hou4hui3, v.i., «á®¬ÃÄ¨à ¡§medicine for (increasing) regret¡¨¡Ðthings said to cause person to remember with deepened regret. 32. «á±B¨à hou4hueer0, n., a remarried woman. 33. «á·| hou4hui4, phr., future reunion: «á·|¦³´Á we may meet again. 34. «á¸n©Ð hou4zhao4fang2, n., building just back of the living court. 35. «áÄ~ hou4ji4, n. & v.i., successor, to succeed. 36. «á¶i hou4jin4, n., the younger generation (gen. of scholars); 37. «á¶i hou4jin4, n., a backcourt. 38. «á«l hou4jing4, n., (1) delayed effect of certain wines; 39. «á«l hou4jing4, n., (2) (mil.) a strong reserve force. 40. «á¯á±ç hou4ji2liang, n., backbone. 41. «áªÏ hou4zhi11, n., (zoo.) hind legs; 42. «áªÏ hou4zhi11, n., worm's legs near the tail end. 43. «áª¾ hou4zhi12, n., as in «áª¾«áı from ¥ýª¾Ä±«áª¾¡A¥ýıı«áı those who believe and follow the seer (¥ýı the forerunner of thought). 44. «á¨à hou4er0, n., (coll.) day after tomorrow. 45. «á¨Ó hou4lai2, adv., (1) later, later on; 46. «á¨Ó hou4lai2, adv., (2) come later: «á¨Ó©~¤W phr., successors excel the predecessor. 47. «áÁy¨à hou4liaaer0, n., a man's back, backside: ¬Ý«áÁy¨à¦n¹³¬Y¤H look like s.o. as seen from the back. 48. «á¸ô hou4lu4, n., (mil.) back route: §Û«á¸ô circumvent enemy (to attack from the rear); 49. «á¸ô hou4lu4, n., «á¸ô§L¨ì troops come up from the back; 50. «á¸ô hou4lu4, n., ¯d«á¸ô leave way of escape, room for retreat. 51. «á¶ý hou4ma1, n., stepmother (also hou4mu3). 52. «á±¡]¨à¡^ hou4mian (hou4miaher0), n. & adv., back, at the back, behind: ¨«¦b§A«á±¨à walk behind you; 53. «á±¡]¨à¡^ hou4mian (hou4miaher0), n. & adv., «á±¨à¦³¤H there is s.o. behind. 54. «á¥À hou4mu3, n., stepmother. 55. «á¸£¨@¤l hou4nao3shao2zi0, n., back of the head. 56. «á®Q hou4niang2, n., stepmother (also hou4mu3¡ô). 57. «á¤H hou4ren2, (1) n., posterity; 58. «á¤H hou4ren2, (2) ¤£´±«á¤H phr., dare not fall behind others¡Ðmust do my share. 59. «á¤é hou4ri4, adv., (1) day after tomorrow; 60. «á¤é hou4ri4, adv., (2) in later days. 61. «á¨ hou4shen1, n., (1) life in the next incarnation; 62. «á¨ hou4shen1, n., (2) the back of dress; 63. «á¨ hou4shen1, n., (3) the backside of a street. 64. «á¥Í hou4sheng1, (1) n., one of younger generation: «á¥Í¥i¬È phr., commending a bright young man or scholar; 65. «á¥Í hou4sheng1, (2) adj., (MC) young: «á¥Í¤l those of younger generation. 66. «á¶µ hou4xiang4, n., (algebra) the second term, the last term; 67. «á¶µ hou4xiang4, n., the latter item. 68. «á®Ä hou4xiao4, n., after effect. 69. «á¤ß hou4xin1, n., back of chest (in dress). 70. «á¤â hou4shou31, n., (1) the successor (to a piece of property), or buyer who takes over; 71. «á¤â hou4shou31, n., (2) ground for retreat: °µ¨Æ¶·¯d«á¤â¨à one must not push things (or opponent) too far, but provide for future contingency; 72. «á¤â hou4shou31, n., (3) (chess) player who remains on the defensive (opp. ¥ý¤â one who takes the offensive). 73. «áº hou4shou32, adv., later, afterwards (¡×«á¨Ó). 74. «á¥« hou4shi41, n., (stock market) over the counter, business deals done in the afternoon. 75. «á¥@ hou4shi42, n., future generations. 76. «á¨Æ hou4shi43, n., (1) funeral affairs: ®Æ²z«á¨Æ make arrangements for funeral; 77. «á¨Æ hou4shi43, n., (2) later developments (as in a novel). 78. «á¾Ç hou4xUe2, n., (1) (court. speaking of oneself to older scholar) a pupil or scholar of younger age; 79. «á¾Ç hou4xUe2, n., (2) scholars of later days: «á¾Ç¨à learned after school or independently. 80. «á¶à hou4syh, n., progeny. 81. «á»O hou4tai2, n., backstage, behind the curtains: «á»O¦ÑªO producer of play, etc., or one who gives financial support, director (of activities) behind the scenes. 82. «á¤Ñ hou4tian1, n., day after tomorrow. 83. «á®x hou4ting2, n., inner palace, backyard, backcourt: ¹j¦¿µS°Û«á®xªá (allu.) still live a gay life after one's country is lost. 84. «áÀY hou4tou0, n., back, back side; 85. «áÀY hou4tou0, n., in time to come: ¦YW¦b«áÀY will suffer in time to come. 86. «á¼Ñ hou4cao2, n., stables, horse's feeding trough; 87. «á¼Ñ hou4cao2, n., (MC) driver. 88. «á¹Ï hou4tu2, n., plans for the future. 89. «á¤l hou4zi3, n., progeny. 90. «á§À¨à hou4weeer0, n. & adv., the end, at the end. 91. «áü} hou4wei4, n., (1) rearguard; 92. «áü} hou4wei4, n., (football) fullback, (basketball) guard. 93. «á¸Ç hou4yi4, n., progeny, children and grandchildren of many generations. 94. «áÀ³ hou4ying4, n., military support action from the rear or elsewhere. 95. «á¼v¨à hou4ying3er0, n., person's figure as seen from the back; 96. «á¼v¨à hou4ying3er0, n., «á¼v¨à¦n¹³¦o a figure looks like her, as seen from the back. 97. «á´© hou4yUan2, n., (mil.) reinforcements. |
®{ | Num. Index: 91B.83-1 | £y£¹£½ tu2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Disciples: ªù®{ disciples; ®{¤l®{®] generations of followers of a school. (2) Followers of a group, gang: ±Ð®{ followers of a religion; «q®{ rebels; °s®{ drunkards; ê®{ bandits; µL¿à¤§®{ group of ruffians. | ||||||||
Adj. | Barehanded: ®{¤â barehanded; ®{¤âP´I make a fortune starting from scratch; ®{¨B¡A®{¦æ go on foot; ®{àn (LL) barefoot(ed); ®{·i fight barehanded; ®{§þ footbridge. | ||||||||
Adv. | In vain, merely: ®{¦³¨äªí have good appearance only (of man); ®{¦³¥Ö¤ò superficial, without substance; ®{³ÒµL¥\¡]µL¸É¡AµL¯q¡^ work in vain, wasted effort; ®{¦«ªÅ¨¥ make empty promises; ®{³ê©`¦ó regret in vain; «D®{ not only; «D®{µL¯q¡A¦Ó¤S®`¤§ worse than useless; «D®{¦p¦¹ not only this (¡×«D¦ý); ®{¶O²å¦Þ waste one's breath. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®{§L tu2bing1, n., foot soldier (¡×¨B§L). 2. ®{¨B tu2bu4, adv., on foot. 3. ®{§Ì tu2di0, n., monk's or boxer's disciple; 4. ®{§Ì tu2di0, n., apprentice in trade, crafts. 5. ®{µM tu2ran2 (tu2ran), adv., in vain: ®{µMµL¥\ in vain, without results. 6. ®{¦D tu2xing2, n., (law) hard labor. 7. ®{¤â tu2shou3, adv., barehanded. |
±p | Num. Index: 91B.83-2 | £££¸£¾ xi3 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (LL) to change sites, to move residence: ¾E±p to move home to a new place; ±p³e change place of residence; ±p¥ô change to another post; | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±pÃä xi3bian1, v.i., to move population to a frontier region. 2. ±pÊ xi2yi3, v.i., (MC) to linger in hesitation. |
±q | Num. Index: 91B.83-8 | £©£¹£¶£½ cong2 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (*zong4) (LL) retinue, follower: ¹²±q retinue; ÀH±q¡A¨Í±q entourage, retinue officer; ±qªÌ zong4zhe3¡õ. (2) (cong2 (AC) ¤T±q three obediences of a woman: ±q¤÷¡A±q¤Ò¡A±q¤l follow father before marriage; follow husband after marriage; follow son when husband dies. (3) (*zong4) Accessory (to crime): º±q principal accessory. (4) (*zong1) (In sense of verticle) u.f. Áa 93B.83. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To follow: ¸ò±q¡AÀH±q to follow (another); ¨Ì±q to comply with (s.o.'s wish); ¶¶±q obey (wish, order); ±q¥L·N«ä¡A©R¥O conform to his wish, obey his orders; ±q¨ä©Ò±ý follow what he desires, let him have his way; ±q¨ä¨¥ take his advice; ±q¨äp adopt his plan; ±q²³Ä³ abide by majority's opinion; ¥ô±q§AÅG¡A¨D however you argue, beg; ¦±±q¨ä·N let him have his wish (against precedent, rules, other considerations); ¤Ñ±q¤HÄ@ if God (Heaven) is willing, follows houman wish; ±qµ½¦p¬y do good naturally and happily; ±q¤@¦Ó²× (of wife) be faithful to husband unto death. (2) To take up as main work or profession: ±q¬F¡A±q¨Æ¡A±qx cong2zheng4, cong2shi4, cong2jUn1¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) (*zong4) Next in kin: ±q¤÷¡A±q¥À uncle, aunt; ±q¥S§Ì first cousin brothers; ±q¤k¡A±q¤l niece, nephew. (2) (*zong4) Accessory to principal criminal: ±q¥Ç. (3) Assistant to superior: ±q¦O staff member under official; ±qªÁ cong2syh¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) Ever, since: ±q¥¼¡A±q¤£¡A±q¨S never (seen it, etc.); ±q¥¼¶¡Â_ never stopped or interrupted (work); ¦Û±q since (you arrived, etc.); ±q¨Ó¡A±qÀY cong2liar, cong2tou2¡õ. (2) And then proceed to: ±q¦Ó³d¤§ and then blame him for it; ±q¦Ó¨ú§Q and then profit by it. | ||||||||
Prep. | (1) From: ±q¤W¦Ó¤U from above down; ±q¤Ñ¤U¨Ó come down from heaven; ±q¨º¨à¨Ó where do you come from? ±q¤µ°_ from now on; ±q¥ª¦Ü¥k from left to right; ±qÀY from the beginning, see cong2tou2¡õ; ±q¤p¡]¨à¡^´N³o¼Ë was so from childhood; ±q®ÇÆ[¬Ý see it from the side; ±q¤¤¨ú§Q profit thereby, therefrom; ±q¥t¤@¤è±Á¿ to view it from another angle; ±qÀY¨ì§À from A to Z, from beginning to end. (2) Rather, leaning to (strictness, leniency, etc.): ±q¼e¡A±qÄY¿ì²z settle case (punishment, etc.) rather on the lenient, strict side; ±q¦¡A±q³t cong2zao3, cong2su4¡õ; ±q½w cong2huan3¡õ; ±qªø cong2chang2¡õ; ±q«K cong2bian4¡õ; ±qÂסA±qÀu (give) as generously as possible; ±q®e cong2rong22¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ±q«K cong2bian4, adv., whenever convenient. 2. ±qªø cun2chang2, adv., as in ±qªøpij take more time to consider it. 3. ±q«e cong2qian2, adv., formerly. 4. ±qÅv cong2qUan2, adv., allowing flexibility to rules, to suit exigency; 5. ±qÅv cong2qUan2, adv., opp. ¸g basic principle. 6. ±q¥´ cong2da3, adv., (dial.) since (that day, etc.). 7. ±q¥Ç *zong4fan4, n., accessory to crime: ¨Æ«á±q¥Ç accessory after the fact. 8. ±q· cong2feng1, v.i., to follow a trend of the moment. 9. ±q¤÷ *zong4fu4, n., uncle. 10. ±q©x *zong4guan1, n., staff officer. 11. ±q¤½ cong2gong1, phr., ÏJ¸¡±q¤½ attend office on an empty stomach (with inadequate pay). 12. ±q¿Å *zong1heng2, n., vertical and horizontal: ¦X±q³s¾î (AC) opposite theories of vertical (north-south) and horizontal (east-west) alliance of states with ¯³ qin2 as pivot. 13. ±q½w cong2huan3, adv., rather slowly, not in hurry, putting off to a later time. 14. ±qªÌ *zong4zhe3, n., (AC) followers. 15. ±q¬F cong2zheng4, v.i., to go into politics, join government service. 16. ±q¶ù cong2jia4, n., formerly, a maidservant who follows her young mistress to bridegroom's home. 17. ±q»ùµ| cong2jia4shui4, n., ad valorem duty. 18. ±q¦N cong2ji2, phr., (AC) temporarily take off mourning to attend another's wedding. 19. ±qx cong2jUn1, v.i., to join the army. 20. ±q¨Ó cong2lai2, adv., always: ±q¨Ó¤£ never. 21. ±q¨} cong2liang2, v.i., (of prostitute) marry into a decent family, to come back to normal civic life. 22. ±qÀs cong2long2, phr., follow one destined to become emperor. 23. ±q©R cong2ming4, v.i., to obey orders, instructions. 24. ±q¥À *zong4mu3, n., aunt, mother's sister. 25. ±q¤k *zong4nU3, n., niece. 26. ±q¤H cong2ren2, n., staff officer. 27. ±q¦¥ cong2rong21, v.i., see cong2jUn1¡ô. 28. ±q®e cong2rong22, adv., slowly, leisurely. 29. ±q¤ß cong2xin11, phr., following one's bent: ¤O¤£±q¤ß be unable to do as well as one would wish to; 30. ±q¤ß cong2xin11, phr., ±q¤ß©Ò±ý do as one pleases. 31. ±q·s cong2xin12, adv., once again, anew. 32. ±q¨Æ cong2shi4, v.i., to follow, attend (to certain avocation); 33. ±q¨Æ cong2shi4, v.i., set to do. 34. ±q¥S§Ì *zong4xiong1di4, n., first cousins. 35. ±q³t cong2su4, adv., as quickly as possible. 36. ±q«U cong2su2, v.i., follow the general customs. 37. ±qªÁ cong2syh, v.i., (1) to be included among spirits to be worshipped at a temple; 38. ±qªÁ cong2syh, v.i., (2) to assist at sacrificial ceremony. 39. ±qÀY cong2tou2, adv., from the beginning; 40. ±qÀY cong2tou2, adv., once again: ±qÀY°µ°_ do it all over again. 41. ±q¦¹ cong2ci3, adv., henceforth, from now on. 42. ±q¦ cong2zao3, adv., early in the morning: ±q¦¨ì±ß from morning until night. 43. ±q§¤ cong2zuo4, v.i., be sentenced as accomplice, or sharing guilt. 44. ±q¤l *zong4zi3, n., nephew. |
Öd | Num. Index: 91C.00-1 | £¤£¿ zhi4 ![]() |
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N. | (er0) A fierce dog. |
Öa | Num. Index: 91C.00-1 | £¸ yi1 ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) See compp.¡õ. (2) U.f. ºY 60S.00. | ||||||||
Excl. | (A sigh of praise) O! Great! ÖaÂj²±«v (LL) O, great! | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÖaõÀ *eenuo2, adj., (AC) pliable, pleasantly soft (figure). 2. ÖaÖa yi1yi1, (AC) thriving (vegetation). |
¬¼ | Num. Index: 91C.00-6 | £¦£²£¿ shou4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) (AC) orig. winter hunt; (LL) to hunt in gen. (2) Make an imperial visit in the country: ¨µ¬¼ ditto. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬¼Ây shou4lie4, v.i., to hunt, go on a hunting expedition. |
Àñ | Num. Index: 91C.00-6 | £z£¸£¶£½ ning2 ![]() |
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Adj. | ²uÀñ Hideous, repulsive: Àñ¯º a hideous, hypocritical smile; ÀñÁà hideous looks; Àñ´c hideous and wicked. |
Òª | Num. Index: 91C.00-9 | £{£¸£¿ li4 ![]() |
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N. | See Öi Òª 91C.40. |
²u | Num. Index: 91C.00-9 | £¤£¶ zheng1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ²uÀñ zheng1ning4, adj., ferocious, vicious (beast). |
Þ° | Num. Index: 91C.01-1 | £¤£´ zhen1 ![]() |
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Adj. | Aspect of primitive jungle, see Àñ 91C.00¡ô. |
æy | Num. Index: 91C.01-1 | £{£¸£±£½ liao2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Monster: ¼³±þ¦¹æy have the wicked rascal killed! (2) Night hunt. | ||||||||
Adj. | Wicked, fiendish: «C±æy¤ú (of monster) with green face and ferocious fangs. |
Úq | Num. Index: 91C.01-3 | £z£±£½ nao2 ![]() |
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N. | A kind of monkey: Úq¤É climb a tree as nimbly as a monkey. | ||||||||
V.t. | (MC) (interch. ¼¸) scratch: ¤ßÄoÃøÚq it's impossible to scratch an inching heart. |
Þ¬ | Num. Index: 91C.01-3 | £ª£¹£´ sun1 ![]() |
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N. | See Úp Þ¬ 91C.42. |
·á | Num. Index: 91C.02-1 | £º£³£½ yUan2 ![]() |
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N. | An ape: ·áµU ditto; ¤H·á¡A¤H§Î·á anthropoid ape. |
µT | Num. Index: 91C.02-4 | £¹£°£¾ wei3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Trivial, cheap: µTº¾ wei3suo3¡õ; µT½â wei3jian4¡õ. (2) Numerous. | ||||||||
Adv. | (Court.) unworthily: µT»X¤£±ó unworthily received your attention (cf. simiar use ©½ 90.02). | ||||||||
Words | 1. µT½â wei3jian4, adj., cheap, lowly. 2. µTÁ¶ wei3xie4, adj., obscene, indecent. 3. µTº¾ wei3suo3, adj., trivial, unbearably detailed. |
¬½ | Num. Index: 91C.02-5 | £~£´£¾ hen3 ![]() |
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Adj. | Malicious, vindictive, cruel and ruthless: ¤¿¬½ ferocious. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬½¬r hen3du2, adj., venomous. 2. ¬½¬½ªº hen3hen3de0, adv., forcefully, without compunction, mercilessly (thrash, kick, etc.). 3. ¬½©R hen3ming4, adv., see above¡ô. 4. ¬½¤ß hen3xin1, adj., cruel, ruthless. |
¯T | Num. Index: 91C.02-6 | £{£µ£½ lang2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Zoo.) the wolf: ¯T§]ªê«| voracious, gluttonous; ¯TúÓ°¥s howls; ¶À¹«¯T the weasel; used as symbol of beastly cruelty, greed, etc.; ¯T¤l³¥¤ß a wicked monster; ¯T¤ßª¯ªÍ beastly, completely without conscience; ¯T³gªêµø insatiably greedy like wolves and tigers. (2) (Astron.) the Sirius. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | Intimidate, cheat: ¯T¤H threaten or swindle people. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯T§â¯ó lang2ba2cao3, n., (bot.) swamp beggar's ticks, water hemp, bidens triparitita. 2. ¯T¯V lang2bei4, adj., (1) helplessly dependent, distressing: ¶i°h¯T¯V not knowing what to do; 3. ¯T¯V lang2bei4, adj., ¯T¯V¥¢¾Ú helpless and with nothing to fall back upon; 4. ¯T¯V lang2bei4, adj., ¯T¯V¤£³ô totally helpless; 5. ¯T¯V lang2bei4, adj., ¯T¯V¸Uª¬ placed in an extremely embarrassing situation; 6. ¯T¯V lang2bei4, adj., ¯T¯V·¥¤F¡A¯T¯V±o«Ü in most distressed, hard-pressed condition; 7. ¯T¯V lang2bei4, adj., (2) ¯T¯V¬°¦l work in collusion for some evil purpose; 8. ¯T¯V lang2bei4, adj., (3) evil person. 9. ¯T½H lang2chuang1, n., (med.) lupus, an ugly skin disease. 10. ¯T¤ü lang2qUan3, n., (zoo.) the German shepherd dog, a police dog. 11. ¯TÅö lang2dian1, n., (med.) lycanthropy, disease in which one imagines himself to be a wolf (also ¯T¨g). 12. ¯T¬r lang2du2, (1) adj., merciless, savage; 13. ¯T¬r lang2du2, (2) n., (herb med.) the wolfsbane, a poisonous plant believed to be good for relieving deafness. 14. ¯Tª¯ lang2gou3, n., see lang2qUan3¡ô. 15. ¯TÅU lang2gu4, adj., suspicious and nervous for fear of attack from behind; 16. ¯TÅU lang2gu4, adj., accustomed to casting backward glances from time to time as the wolves do. 17. ¯T²@ lang2hao2, n., (Chin. callig.) a writing brush made of the hair of the Chinese weasel or wolf's hair. 18. ¯T¡¼ lang2huan1, n., (zoo.) the wolverine, glutton, gulo luscus. 19. ¯TÂÇ lang2ji2, adj., disorderly, messy, untidy, dishonorable: ªM½L¯TÂÇ with wine glasses and plates spread all over a diningtable; 20. ¯TÂÇ lang2ji2, adj., Án¦W¯TÂÇ with a bad, tattered reputation. 21. ¯T§Ü lang2kang01, adj., (1) wily, crafty, stubborn, unyielding; 22. ¯T§Ü lang2kang01, adj., (2) voracious, gluttonous; 23. ¯T§Ü lang2kang01, adj., (3) heavy and clumsy. 24. ¯TËf lang2kang02, adj., see lang2kang1¡ô. 25. ¯T©Ñ lang2li4, adj., (1) lying here and there, scattered all around: ¼Ö·³²É¦Ì¯T©Ñ grains abound in a bumper year; 26. ¯T©Ñ lang2li4, adj., ¬y®÷¯T©Ñ with tears all over the face; 27. ¯T©Ñ lang2li4, adj., (2) ruthless: ¯T©Ñ¤£¤¯ ruthlessly cruel; 28. ¯T©Ñ lang2li4, adj., ¯T©ÑµL¿Ë without natural affection. 29. ¯T¤ì lang2mu4, n., (bot.) viburnum furcatum. 30. ¯TØæ¤l lang2zai3zi0, n., (abusive) a beastly cruel or ungrateful person. 31. ¯T¤l lang2zi3, n., (1) a greedy and cruel person: ¯T¤l³¥¤ß a person greedy and cruel and full of wild ambitions; 32. ¯T¤l lang2zi3, n., (2) see lang2ya2¡õ. 33. ¯T§À¯ó lang2wei3cao3, n., (bot.) the foxtail, pennisetum japonicum. 34. ¯TûÇ lang2yan1, n., a beacon, a signal fire: ¯TûÇ¥|°_ warning signals of approaching enemy forces are seen on all sides. 35. ¯T¤ú lang2ya2, n., (1) (bot.) the Nippon cinquefoil., potentilla cryptotaeniae; 36. ¯T¤ú lang2ya2, n., (2) a wolf's teeth, anything looking like such: ¯T¤ú©ç¡A¯T¤ú´Î a bat, club with teethlike edges. |
ÊC | Num. Index: 91C.10-3 | £³£¿ an4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Prison. (2) (*han4) A fierce Mongolian dog. |
Ö` | Num. Index: 91C.10-6 | tsuh ![]() |
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Adv. | (LL) Suddenly: Ö`µM ditto; Ö`ÀÅ die suddenly; Ö`¤£¤Î¨¾ be caught off guard. |
º¼ | Num. Index: 91C.10-6 | £¤£µ zhang1 ![]() |
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Öf | Num. Index: 91C.10-9 | £t£«£¿ ba4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) a short-necked dog. |
ê^ | Num. Index: 91C.10-9 | £££¸£®£¿ xie4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) an anc. goat, reputed to gore guilty person at court, see ê^ˤ xie4zhi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ê^¡¼ª¯ xie4ba1gou3, n., Pekingese dog (¡×«¢¥zª¯). 2. ê^ˤ xie4zhi4, n., ê^ˤ«a (AC) cap worn by judge, symbolizing justice; 3. ê^ˤ xie4zhi4, n., see N.¡ô. |
Ò¥ | Num. Index: 91C.11-2 | £t£¸£¿ bi4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. Ò¥ÊC bi4an4, n., (LL) name of anc. beast, now signifying prison. |
¨g | Num. Index: 91C.11-3 | £}£¹£µ£½ kuang2 ![]() |
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N. | A mania, insanity, madness: ºÆ¨g ditto; µo¨g become mad, furious; ®Ñ¨g¡A°s¨g mania for books, wine; ¨g¼ö a craze (for s.t.). | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) Violent, wild, raging, frenzied: ¨g· violent storm; ¨gÄi roaring waves; ¨gÅw¡A¨g³ß mad with joy; ¨g«ã furious; ¨gºq¡A¨g¯º¡A¨g¶¼ sing, laugh, drink heartily; ¨g©I scream aloud; ¨g©b rush madly. (2) Mad, crazy, insane: ¨g¤H mad person; ¨gºA¡A¨g¬Û crazy, wild manner; ¨g¸Ü¡A¨g»y crazy talk. (3) Pround, impetuous, unruly, unrestained: »´¨g incautious, frivolous; ¨g«ä¶Ã·Q imagine all sorts of ideas, indulge in fantasy; ¨g¯X the impetuous and the overcautious, two types described by Mencius; ¨g¥Í¡A¨g¤h unconventional, singular person; see ¨g·Q kuang2xiang3, ¨g¦k kuang2wang4, ¨g¿º kuang2dang4, ¨g«º kuang2zi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨g¶Æ kuang2ao4, adj., selfconceited. 2. ¨g¼É kuang2bao4, adj., violent (person, storm). 3. ¨g®¯ kuang2bei4, adj., licentious, abandoned, defiant of convention. 4. ¨g¤ü¯f kuang2qUan3bing4, n., (med.) rabies, hydrophobia. 5. ¨g¿º kuang2dang4, adj., highly unconventional (talk, conduct), unrestrained. 6. ¨g©ñ kuang2fang4, adj., ditto. 7. ¨g¤H kuang2ren2, n., (1) a demented person; 8. ¨g¤H kuang2ren2, n., (2) (contempt.) a ¡§nut,¡¨mentally unsound person. 9. ¨g·Q kuang2xiang3, n. & v.i., fantasy, entertain a wild hope; 10. ¨g·Q kuang2xiang3, n. & v.i., ¨g·Q¦± a rhapsody. 11. ¨g¬Û¡]¨à¡^ kuang2xiang4 (er0), n., wild manners, ways. 12. ¨g¤h kuang2shi4, n., a self-conceited scholar. 13. ¨g¯ó kuang2cao3, n., (callig.) a highly cursive script. 14. ¨gµ£ kuang2tong2, n., (AC) juvenile delinquent. 15. ¨g®¡ kuang2zi4, adj., bloated, self-opinionated, extravagant (person). 16. ¨g¦k kuang2wang4, adj., (thoughts, conduct) wild, wanton. |
µV | Num. Index: 91C.11-4 | £££¸£¶ xing1 ![]() |
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N. | µVµV the chimpanzee. | ||||||||
Adj. | Scarlet, blood-red. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µV¬õ xing1hong2, adj., scarlet: µV¬õÀÖ a small scarlet carpet; 2. µV¬õ xing1hong2, adj., µV¬õ¼ö scarlet fever. 3. µV¦â xing1se4, adj., see xing1hong2¡ô. 4. µVµV xing1xing0, n., the chimpanzee. |
¯W | Num. Index: 91C.11-4 | £{£¸£½ li2 ![]() |
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Ía | Num. Index: 91C.22-2 | £w£°£¿ fei4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÍaÍa fei4fei4, n., a kind of monkey, cynocephalus hamadryas. |
ª | Num. Index: 91C.22-4 | £££¸£«£½ xia2 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To indulge in flirtations or intimacies with (favorites, girls): ªªñ¡AªÎîxia2jin4, xia2ni4¡õ. (2) To disregard formalities, take liberties. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ªªñ xia2jin4, v.t., take liberties with (person). 2. ª«È xia2ke4, n., (1) customers at brothels; 3. ª«È xia2ke4, n., (2) frivolous persons. 4. ª§Ë xia2long4, v.t., to treat (person) cheaply or without respect, from intimacy. 5. ªÎî xia2ni4, v.t., be on intimacies with (woman, favorite). 6. ª¨¸ xia2xie2, v.i., to visit houses of ill fame: §@ª¨¸¹C or ª±×¹C ditto. 7. ªæö xia2wan4, v.i., to regard familiarly and cheaply (also wr. ªª±). 8. ª«V xia2wu3, v.i., to take liberties with (person); 9. ª«V xia2wu3, v.i., treat disrespectfully. |
·à | Num. Index: 91C.22-9 | £ª£¿ si4 ![]() |
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N. | (si4zi0) The lion: ·à§q¡AªeªF·à§q (a) lioness's roar, describing fear of henpecked husband; (b) the voice of Buddha (also ·à¤l§q). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·à¤lª¯ si4zi0gou3, n., the Pekingese dog. 2. ·à¤l°ê si4zi0guo2, n., (Budd.) Ceylon. 3. ·à¤l¿ß si4zi0mao1, n., a species of cat with long hair and bushy tail. 4. ·à¤lÀY si4zi0tou2, n., a kind of meat ball. |
Í_ | Num. Index: 91C.30-3 | £u£¸ pi1 ![]() |
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N. | A small species of fox. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Í_Í_ pi1pi1, adj., (LL) (place) alive with wild animals. |
²r | Num. Index: 91C.30-3 | £v£¶£¾ meng3 ![]() |
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Adv. | (1) Fierce, valiant: ²r±N¡A²r¤h valiant general, brave soldier; ²r¤õ hot fire; ²rÃÄ potent medicine; «i²r brave; ¤¿²r fierce, ferocious, esp. appearance. (2) Fearful: V¬F²r©óªê Confucius: ¡§A bad government is more fearful than a tiger.¡¨ (1) Suddenly: ²r¬Ù¡A²r®© realize suddenly, with a start. (2) Fiercely: ²r§ð¡A²rÀ» launch a fierce attack; ¬ð¸²r¶i make remarkable progress. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²r¸V meng3qin2, n., birds of prey. 2. ²r©t¤B¡]ªº¡^ meng3gu1ding1(de1), adv., suddenly. 3. ²r¨E meng2gong3, n., bichloride of mercury. 4. ²r¥i¡]úG¡^¡]ªº¡^ meng2ke2(li3)(de1), adv., (MC) in a sudden moment. 5. ²r¯P meng3lie4, adj., firece (blow, attack, fire). 6. ²r©Ñ meng3li41, adj., intractable. 7. ²r¤O meng3li42, adj. & adv., with great force. 8. ²rµM meng3ran2, adv., suddenly (realize, remember). 9. ²rÃ~ meng3shou4, n., beasts of prey. 10. ²r¤l meng3zi0, phr., ¥¾²r¤l (coll.) take a dive, plunge. |
ª® | Num. Index: 91C.30-4 | £¡£º jU1 ![]() |
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N. | A monkey. | ||||||||
V.t. | To watch for: ª®À» jU1ji2¡õ; ª®±þ assassinate; ª®¦ø jU1si4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª®À» jU1ji2, v.t., attack by surprise: ª®À»¤â a sniper; 2. ª®À» jU1ji2, v.t., ª®À»§L soldiers in ambush. 3. ª®¦ø jU1syh, v.t., lie in wait for. |
Ëc | Num. Index: 91C.30-5 | £z£¸£²£¾ niu3 ![]() |
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V.i. & adj. | (be) accustomed to; (be) inured to: Ëc©óÍÜ²ß (be) accustomed to bad habits; Ëc²ß (be) inured to old habits. |
Ò¤ | Num. Index: 91C.40-6 | £¸£´£½ yin2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Descriptive of dog's barking. |
Öi | Num. Index: 91C.40-8 | £¦££¿ she4 ![]() |
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N. | ÖiÒªÞ¬ she4li4sun1, n., a kind of small Asiatic monkey. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91C.41-1 | £¤£¹ zhu1 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 91C.41-2 | £v£± mao1 ![]() |
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²s | Num. Index: 91C.41-4 | £¥£µ chang1 ![]() |
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Adj. | Unruly, dissolute, licentious; rash, reckless. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²s¼û chang1jUe2, v.i., (of bandits) grow bold; 2. ²s¼û chang1jUe2, adj., on the rampage. 3. ²s¨g chang1kuarn, adj., (1) unrestrained, defiant; 4. ²s¨g chang1kuarn, adj., (2) rash, reckless. 5. ²s©Ü chang1pi1, v.i., see chang1jUe2¡ô. |
µS | Num. Index: 91C.41-8 | £¸£²£½ you2 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. | Just like: µS¦p¡AµS¦ü you2ru2, you2syh¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | (LL¡×modn. ÁÙ) still (can walk, can be saved): µS¥i still can; µS´_ still again; giving a concession: µS¥i»¡¤] granting that s.t. is excusable (but not more extreme steps); denoting ¡§even this¡¨: µS¤£¨¬¥HªG¸¡ not enouth even to stop hunger; µS®£©Î¥¢ lest one should fail to do enough (even within this small task). | ||||||||
Conj. | As if: µS½t¤ì¦Ó¨D³½ as if to climb trees looking for fish. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µS¥j¦Û you2gu3zi4, phr., (Yuarn Dyn. dial.) see you2wu4zi4¡õ. 2. µS¤§¥G you2zhi1hu1, phr., just like. 3. µSµM you2ran2, adj. & adv., (1) still; 4. µSµM you2ran2, adj. & adv., (2) (AC) happy, contented (also wr. §ñµM¡A±yµM¡A׿µM). 5. µSY you2ruo4, conj., as if, like. 6. µS¦p you2ru2, conj., as if, like. 7. µS¦ü you2syh, prep. & conj., just like. 8. µS¤Ó you2tai4, n., Judea; 9. µS¤Ó you2tai4, n., µS¤Ó¤H a Jew. 10. µS¦Û you2zi4, adv., still. 11. µS¤l you2zi3, n., nephew (¡§like a son¡¨). 12. µS¤a¦Û you2wu4zi4, adv., (Yuarn drama) still (¡×modn. ©|¦Û). 13. µSºÃ you2yi0, v.i., to pause and hesitate. 14. µSµS you2you2, adj., (AC) leisurely. 15. µS¿Ý you2yU4, v.i., to hesitate. 16. µS¤k you2nU3, n., a niece (¡§like a daughter¡¨). |
êa | Num. Index: 91C.41-8 | £}£¹£¯£¿ kuai4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Cunning: ¬¾êa. |
²q | Num. Index: 91C.42-1 | £©£¯ cai1 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) To feel jealous, to envy, suspect: ²qºÃ¡A²q§Ò cai1yi2, cai1ji4¡õ; ¨â¤pµL²q innocence of childhood friends. (2) To guess, play game of guessing: ²q®±¡A²qÁ¼¡A²qªT cai1qUan2, cai1mi2, cai1mei2¡õ; ²q¤£µÛ¡A²q¤£¥X¡A²q¤£³z cannot guess; ²qµÛ¡A²q¤¤ (cai1zhong4) guess right; ²q¦r¨àðã¨à guess heads or tails of coin; ²q²q¬Ý try and guess; J²q¶Ã·Q make blind and disorderly conjectures. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²q®± cai1qUan2, v.i., to play finger-guessing game, guessing at the total of fingers put out by self and opponent. 2. ²q¶L cai1er4, v.t., to suspect (person). 3. ²q§Ò cai1ji4, v.i. & t., to be jealous of (person). 4. ²qÄß cai1jU4, v.i., to be suspicious and afraid. 5. ²q´e¨à cai1meher0, v.i., (1) to guess at riddles; 6. ²q´e¨à cai1meher0, v.i., (2) to be nonplussed. 7. ²qªT cai1mei2, v.i., to guess how many coins, etc. in an enclosed fist. 8. ²qÁ¼¡]¨à¡^ cai1mi2 (cai1meher0), v.i., to guess at riddles. 9. ²q¯} cai1po4, v.t., to penetrate to (hidden plan, etc.). 10. ²q§Ô cai1ren3, adj., (AC) ruthless, cruel. 11. ²q·Q cai1xiang3, v.i., to imagine, wonder, conjecture. 12. ²q¶û cai1xian2, v.i., to feel jealous, take a strong dislike to (person). 13. ²qºÃ cai1yi2, v.i. & t., to suspect (s.t. or s.o.). |
Úp | Num. Index: 91C.42-1 | £~£¹£½ hu2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÚpÞ¬ hu2sun1, n., ape, monkey: ÚpÞ¬¤ý ¡§king of monkeys¡¨¡Ðschoolteacher. |
íc | Num. Index: 91C.42-3 | £z£²£¿ nou4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) (of dogs) snarling. |
íd | Num. Index: 91C.42-3 | £££¸£³£¾ xian3 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) autumn hunt. | ||||||||
V.t. | (AC) to kill. |
¯X | Num. Index: 91C.42-4 | £¡£º£³£¿ jUan4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Impetuous, rash, impulsive: ¯X«æ jUan4ji2¡õ; ¯X©Á jUan4fen4¡õ; ¯X¯U jUan4xia2¡õ. (2) High-minded, incorruptible: ¯X¤¶ jUan4jie4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯X©Á jUan4fen4, adj., irascible, quick-tempered. 2. ¯X¤¶ jUan4jie4, adj., incorruptible, upright, high-minded. 3. ¯X«æ jUan4ji2, adj., straightforward, blunt, candid. 4. ¯X¯U jUan4xia2, adj., narrow-minded, bigoted, prejudiced. |
ûÚ | Num. Index: 91C.42-4 | £¹£°£¿ wei4 ![]() |
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·â | Num. Index: 91C.42-4 | £~£¹£«£½ hua2 ![]() |
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V.t. | (AC) to harass: ÆZ¦i·â®L the barbarians harassed China. | ||||||||
Adj. | Cunning, deceitful: ¯U·â¡A¦l·â deceitful; ·â¦O crafty, wicked officials; ·â¸é cunning thief. |
ôn | Num. Index: 91C.42-5 | £v£¸£½ mi2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ônµU mi2hou2, n., macaco monkey, common monkey in China. |
æ¡ | Num. Index: 91C.42-9 | £££¸£± xiao1 ![]() |
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æ¡ | Num. Index: æ¡«i | xiao1yong3 ![]() |
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¿W | Num. Index: 91C.50-4 | £x£¹£½ du2 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) old person without children. (2) Solitude: ·V¿W a Confucian concept of being careful in thought when one is alone. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Single, -ly, alone, by oneself: ³æ¿W¤@Ó¤H by oneself, one person alone; ¿W¥ß¡A§¤¡A³B stand, sit, live alone; ¿W¦û¡A¿W¦³ monopolize, possess singly; ¿WÂ_¿W¦æ decide and act alone (without advice from others); ¿W¨ÉÅv§Q enjoy privilege alone; ¿W¨É¨ä¦¨ alone reap the benefit; ¿W«ù²§Ä³ alone hold a different opinion, differ in view from all others; ¿W¨B¤@®É be unequalled in one's generation; ¿W¨ã°¦²´ (fig.) can see what others cannot; ¿W¾ð¤@¼m create a separate school (in art, etc.); ¿W©¹¿W¨Ó completely independent, not slavish follower of fashions; ¿W¥X¤ßµô¡A¿W³Ð be original, create new styles, fashions; ¿W¦¹¤@®a only authentic brand; ¿W®a¸g²z sole agent; ¿Wªù¡A¿W°| house not sharing entrance with others; ¿W¤O§ß«ù support single-handed; ¿W·í¤@± be boss of one section, head of one department; ¿W¤ì¤£¦¨ªL one tree does not make a forest; ¿Wµ½¨ä¨ maintain personal integrity during chaotic times. | ||||||||
Prep. | (1) Emphasizing interrogative: ¿W¤£ª¾ don't you know? ¿W¤£»D haven't you heard? ¦ó¿W why particularly? (2) But, only: °Z¿W is it only; ¤£¿W not only. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿W¥Õ du2bai2, n. & v.i., monologue, soliloquy; 2. ¿W¥Õ du2bai2, n. & v.i., soliloquize. 3. ¿W°Û du2chang4, n. & v.i., solo; 4. ¿W°Û du2chang4, n. & v.i., ¿W°Û·| vocal recital. 5. ¿W¤Ò du2fu1, n., (AC) tyrant (concept that a king who has lost support is a ¡§lone individual¡¨). 6. ¿W©t du2gu1, n., an anc. surname. 7. ¿Wy¨® du2gui3che1, n., monorail. 8. ¿W¬¡ du2huo2, n., (bot.) the angelica (also ªÊ¬¡). 9. ¿W¨¤¥P du2jiao3xian1, n., (zoo.) an insect, xylotrupos dichotomus. 10. ¿W¸}À¸ du2jiao3xi4, n., a play acted by one person; 11. ¿W¸}À¸ du2jiao3xi4, n., (fig.) s.t. undertaken by one man alone, or without support. 12. ¿W¤î du2zhi3, adv., only, only one. 13. ¿W¥ß du2li4, adj. & n., independent, (-ce): ¿W¥ß·N¨£¡Aºë¯« independent opinion, spirit; 14. ¿W¥ß du2li4, adj. & n., ¿W¥ß¹B°Ê movement for national independence; 15. ¿W¥ß du2li4, adj. & n., ¿W¥ß«Å¨¥ Declaration of Independence; 16. ¿W¥ß du2li4, adj. & n., ¬ü°ê¿W¥ß«Å¨¥ (American) Declaration of Independence. 17. ¿W½ü¨® du2lun2che1, n., monocycle; 18. ¿W½ü¨® du2lun2che1, n., (dial.) bicycle. 19. ¿W¤ì¦à du2mu4zhou1, n., canoe. 20. ¿W¹õ¼@ du2mu4jU4, n., one-act play. 21. ¿W¨ du2shen1, adj., living single as bachelor; 22. ¿W¨ du2shen1, n., celibacy; 23. ¿W¨ du2shen1, n., ¿W¨ªÌ celibate. 24. ¿W¥Í du2sheng1, n., as in ¿W¥Í¤l¡A¤k only son, daughter. 25. ¿W¦æ du2xing2 (du2xing4), n. & v.i., walk alone: ¯S¥ß¿W¦æ personal independence of conduct. 26. ¿W¯S du2te4, adj., special, distinguished: ¿W¯S¨£¸Ñ individual insight. 27. ¿W¬D¨à du2tiao3er0, v.i., (coll.) act on one's responsibility. 28. ¿Wµô du2tai2, v.i. & n., dictate, -tor, -torship. 29. ¿W«µ du2zou4, n. & v.i., solo. 30. ¿W¦Û du2zi4, adj. & adv., alone, singly: ¿W¦Û¤@Ó¤H a person alone. 31. ¿W¤l du2zi3, n., only son. 32. ¿W²´Às du2yan3long2, n., oneeyed goldfish or person. |
ª¯ | Num. Index: 91C.50-9 | £|£²£¾ gou3 ![]() |
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N. | A dog: Âyª¯ the hound, a hunting dog; «¢¤Úª¯ a Pekingese, a Peking poodle; ºÆª¯ a dog infected with rabies; Ä a mangy dog; ¬Ýªùª¯ a watchdog; ¨«ª¯ a person who does s.o.'s bidding, (lit, ¡§a running dog¡¨); ª¯¥M¤H¶Õ (contempt.) an underling gets haughty on the strength of an influential relative; ª¯ÄA§¾ªÑ¨à fawning, cringing; ª¯eÃÇÀç ingratiate oneself with s.o. to gain one's ends; ª¯®³¯Ó¤l meddle in s.o. else's business; ª¯«r§f¬}»« to mistake a good man for a bad one; ª¯§ÀÄò¶I to write a deplorable sequel to a masterpiece (lit., ¡§to patch up a sable coat with a dog's tail¡¨); Âû»ïª¯µs (contempt.) the dregs of society, the lowest classes of people; ¨}¤ßµ¹ª¯¦Y¤F be unscrupulous or without conscience; ³à®a¤§ª¯ feeling lost like a stray dog; ¥L¹³ºÆª¯¤@¼Ë¶Ã«r¤H he snarls at everyone like a mad dog; çö¤FÓª¯¦Y«Ë to stumble and fall on the ground face down. | ||||||||
V.t. | To fawn or cringe: ³o¤@¯ë©³¤U¤H±M·|ª¯ûó¥L the people under him know only how to fawn on him. | ||||||||
Adj. | (Contempt.) worthless, ignoble, despicable: ª¯¨k¤k sons of bitches; ª¯ªF¦è that son of a bitch; ª¯ÀY gou3tou2¡õ; ¦n¤jªºª¯Â¤ dare you do such a thing? ª¯»L¤l how running dog; ª¯§¾ gou3pi4¡õ; ª¯«Ë¤å³¹ trash, potboiler; ª¯²´¦Û¤H§C (of uneducated people) look down upon everybody else. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª¯Ä_ gou3bao3, n., (help med.) a gallstone taken from the body of a mangy dog and used for medical purposes, a bezoar from dogs. 2. ª¯®ð gou3chi4, n., churlish manners of one who cringes before his superiors and is haughty towards his subordinates. 3. ª¯Ä_ gou3dou4, n., a hole in wall for a dog to go in and out. 4. ª¯¨§¤l gou3dou4zi0, n., dog ticks. 5. ª¯¡¼ gou3huan1, n., (zoo.) the badger. 6. ª¯¯á gourji3, n., (bot.) woodwardia radicans var. japonica, the European chain fern. 7. ª¯øl gou3jiu4, n., a vulture. 8. ª¯§¾ gou3pi4, n., (abusive) complete nonsese (¡§dog fart¡¨): ©ñª¯§¾ ¡§talk rot,¡¨ say things worthless or nonsensical; 9. ª¯§¾ gou3pi4, n., ª¯§¾¤£³q (derog. of writing) dense trash. 10. ª¯½¾ gou3si4, n., (zoo.) dog ticks. 11. ª¯¨Æ gou3shi4, v., fawning or cringing behavior. 12. ª¯¹ gou3shi2, n., (1) (abusive) a despicable fellow; 13. ª¯¹ gou3shi2, n., (2) dog's food. 14. ª¯«Ë gou3shi3, n., (1) a dog's dung; 15. ª¯«Ë gou3shi3, n., (2) (abusive) anything as worthless or offensive. 16. ª¯ÀY gou3tou2, n., (1) a dog's head; 17. ª¯ÀY gou3tou2, n., (2) a cur: ª¯ÀYx®v a good-for-nothing adviser. 18. ª¯¤~ gou3cai2, n., (abusive) that ¡§ass,¡¨ a worthless fellow. 19. ª¯§À¯ó gou3wei2cao3, n., (bot.) the green foxtail, bottle grass, setaria viridis. 20. ª¯ÃÇ gou3ying2, n., (zoo.) dogflies, hippobosca capensis. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91C.50-9 | £££º£´£¿ xUn4 ![]() ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 91C.70-1 | £¸£²£½ you2 ![]() |
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Öb | Num. Index: 91C.70-2 | £££¸£± xiao1 ![]() |
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V.i. | Roar as a tiger. |
¥Ç | Num. Index: 91C.70-5 | £w£³£¿ fan4 ![]() |
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N. | Crimianl: ¥Ç¤H fan4ren2¡õ; º¥Ç¡A±q¥Ç chief crimial, accomplice; º»¥Ç¡A¥}¥Ç convict, prisoner; ¥û¥Ç criminal (in murder case); °k¥Ç escaped convict; ¸o¥Ç convict; ºÃ¥Ç a suspect; ºD¥Ç habitural offender or criminal. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) (pr. jaur) ¥Ç¤£µÛ it does not pay, or is below one's dignity; also ¥Ç¤£¤W¡G¥Ç¤£µÛ©M³oÓ¤Hª§ÅG it is not worth while to argue with him. (2) Clash: ¬Û¥Ç clash in colors, composition. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To violate (law, regulations): ¥Ç³W fan4gui1¡õ; ¥Çªk fan4fa3¡õ; ¥Ç¸T¡A¥Ç§Ù break into forbidden ground, break monk's vows, in gen. transgress; ¥Ç®× be tried for law-breaking; ¥Ç©] go off bounds at night; ¥Ç¬ì¡A¥Ç´Ú break articles of law; ¥Ç¹Ò¡A¥Ç¬É poach into territory, (AC) invade country: ¥Ç»ô attack Chir State, see «I ¥Ç 91A.82. (2) Offend superiors, gods, taboos: «_¥Ç incur (displeasure), violate (law); ¥Ç¤W¡]§@¶Ã¡^ be insubordinate; ¥ÇÂö illegally break into royal palace; ¥ÇÃC¤O¿Ï talk to king in his face on matters of policy; ¥Ç¶¶ risk ruler's displeasure; ¥Ç¡]§Ò¡^¿Ð break taboos; ¥Ç¤g offend god of soil or locality by buildings. (3) Touch, be touched by: ¥Ç¸`®ð touched by the weather, contract seasonal illness; ¥Ç¯f catch illness, fall ill; ¥Ç¥Lªº¯f talk about something on which person talked to is sensitive or which he does not wish mentioned; ¥Ç¨ë¨à pick fault; ¥Ç«ã arouse anger; ¥Ç¦ºÆw¨à be obstinate; ¥ÇµÊ®ð get angry; ¥ÇºÃ¤ß¡A¶ûºÃ arouse, invite, suspicion; ¥ÇºÃ be suspect; ¥Ç²³Ä³ invite public criticism. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥Çªk fan4fa3, v.i., break the law, regulations; 2. ¥Çªk fan4fa3, adj., illegal: ¥Çªk¦æ¬° illegal conduct. 3. ¥Ç¤À fan4fen4, v.i., act above one's status. 4. ¥Ç³W fan4gui1, n. & v.t., (sports) foul. 5. ¥ÇÃø fan4nahn, v.i., risk (danger, difficulty). 6. ¥Ç¤H fan4ren2, n., convict. 7. ¥ÇÁn fan4sheng1, v.i., discord, (in certain type of poem) break tone pattern prescribed. 8. ¥Ç¦Þ fan4she2, adj., talktive. 9. ¥Ç¬Û fan4xiang4, (1) n., looks of a (potential) convict; 10. ¥Ç¬Û fan4xiang4, (2) adj., incompatible between husband and wife as indicated by horoscope. 11. ¥Ç¤ß fan4xin1, v.i., get irritable with each other. 12. ¥Ç¸o fan4zui4, v.i. & n., transgress (-ion); 13. ¥Ç¸o fan4zui4, v.i. & n., be convicted: ¥Ç¦º¸o incur death penalty. |
Ëf | Num. Index: 91C.70-6 | £}£µ£¿ kang4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) a powerful hound; an animal domesticated for hunting tigers, elephants, found in Thailand and Southwest China. |
âË | Num. Index: 91C.70-6 | £¡£¸£¶£¿ jing4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A legendary animal that eats its own mother. (2) An unfilial or beastly person. |
Öe | Num. Index: 91C.70-9 | £z£¸£½ ni2 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) a lion or wild horse: Ò©Öe a fabulous beast, a lion cub. |
Ây | Num. Index: 91C.70-9 | £{£¸£®£¿ lie4 ![]() |
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N. & v.i. & t. | To hunt, a hunt: ¥´Ây hunt; º®Ây hunting and fishing as a profession; Ây§K¡A³¥½Þ hunt hare, boar; (fig.) to hunt, search for good things: Ây¨äµ×µØ gather and select the best in writing; Ây¨ú¥\¦W try to win a degree in civil examinations. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Âyºj lie4qiang1, n., hunting gun, a fowling piece, shotgun. 2. Ây¤ü lie4qUan3, n., hound. 3. Ây¨ú lie4qU3, v.t., try to get, hunt for, see V.i. & t.¡ô. 4. Ây¤M lie4dao1, n., hunter's knife. 5. Âyª¯ lie4gou3, n., hound. 6. Ây¤á lie4hu4, n., hunter. 7. Ây¸Ë lie4zhuang1, n., hunting dress. 8. ÂyÂy lie4lie4, adj., descriptive of sound of wind. 9. Ây¤H lie4ren2, n., hunter. 10. Ây¯A lie4she4, v.i., (usu. ¯AÂy) to browse among books: Ây¯A¤£ºë read widely without intensive studies. 11. Âyª« lie4wu4, n., game or hunter's bag of animals. 12. ÂyÆv lie4yan4, v.i., ¡§hunt for beauties,¡¨--philander with women. 13. ÂyÆN lie4ying1, n., falcon. |
ÏÀ | Num. Index: 91C.71-7 | £§£¹£¶£½ rong2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (zoo.) hapale jacchus. (2) U.f. µ³ 93B.71. |
á | Num. Index: 91C.80-1 | £y£«£¿ ta4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Otter: á¥Ö otter skin; ¤ôá¡A®üá¡A§òá various breeds of otter, including beaver; á¬Ì a plague said communicated by beaver. | ||||||||
Words | 1. á²½ ta4ji4, n., (contempt.) writer's empty parade of allusions and phrases passing for litr. composition (as otter spreads fish skeletons about). |
¯V | Num. Index: 91C.80-4 | £t£°£¿ bei4 ![]() |
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N. | See ¯T ¯V 91C.02. |
Âx | Num. Index: 91C.80-6 | £|£¹£µ£¾ guang3 ![]() |
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Adj. | Fierce, rude: Âx®« ferocious; Âx«U barbarous customs; ²ÊÂx crude and uncivilized. |
¯U | Num. Index: 91C.81-1 | £££¸£«£½ xia2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Narrow (alley, etc.): ¯U¸ô¬Û³{ (old enemies) meet in a narrow path¡Ðinevitable revenge; ¯U¸ô¦±«Ñ small, crooked alleyway. (2) Narrow-minded: °¾¯U stubborn, bigoted; ¤ß¦a¯¶¯U insular, narrow-minded. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯U¹i xia2ai4, adj., narrow; 2. ¯U¹i xia2ai4, adj., narrow-minded, illiberal. 3. ¯Uy xia2gui3, n., narrow gauge: ¯UyÅK¸ô narrow-gauge railway. 4. ¯U¯¶ xia2zhai3, adj., see xia2ai4¡ô. 5. ¯U±× xia2xie21, adj., (a path, alleyway) crooked and narrow: §@¯U±×¹C to visit brothels. 6. ¯U¨¸ xia2xie22, adj., see xia2xie21¡ô. 7. ¯U¸q xia2yi4, n., in the narrow sense of word. 8. ¯UÃý xia2yUn4, n., a rhyme ¡§class¡¨ with few rhyming words in it, more difficult for writing verse. |
¼û | Num. Index: 91C.81-5 | £¡£º£®£½ jUe2 ![]() |
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Adj. | ²s¼û rampant (bandits). |
º» | Num. Index: 91C.81-6 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Prison, jail: º»¨ò¡Aº»¦O yU4zu2, yU4li4¡õ; ¤Uº» put in prison; ¤Jº»¡A§¤º» sit in prison; ¶Vº» escape from prison. (2) Case in court: Â_º»¡A§éº» (judge) decide a court case; ·Òº» to work on a prisoner by long cross-examinations or torture; (Cath.) purgatory. (3) Hell in ¦aº». | ||||||||
Words | 1. º»¥} yU4qiu2, n, convict in prison. 2. º»¥Ç yU4fan4, n., convict. 3. º»¦O yU4li4, n., jailer. 4. º»³^ yU4song4, n., court trial. 5. º»¨ò yU4zu2, n., jailer. |
¨f | Num. Index: 91C.81-9 | £x£¸£½ di2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Term given to northern tribes: ¦i¨f (AC) foreign trigbes, barbarians in gen. (2) A surname. |
µU | Num. Index: 91C.81-9 | £~£²£½ hou2 ![]() |
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N. | (hou2zi0, er0) The monkey, ape: µUÀ¸¡AAµU monkey show; µU¤l (derog. or facet.) a mischievous person who acts like a monkey; µU¨à oft. used of children as term of endearment; µU§Ö quick as a monkey; µUÀYµU¸£ silly, sillyfaced. | ||||||||
Adj. | Monkey-like: ³o«Ä¤l¦hµU°Ú what a little darling! | ||||||||
Words | 1. µUºë hou2jing1, n., (derog.) a clever and mischievous person. 2. µU¨àµ¬ hou2er0jin1, n., (coll.) rubber band. 3. µU¿à hou2lai4, adj., mischievous. 4. µUºA hou2xiong2, n., a kind of bear. 5. µUÞ¬ hou2sun1, n., monkey, ape; 6. µUÞ¬ hou2sun1, n., µUÞ¬¤ý ¡§king of monkeys,¡¨ oft. fig. of schoolteacher. 7. µU´Ç hou2zao3, n., (1) a kind of persimmon; 8. µU´Ç hou2zao3, n., (2) (Chin. med.) bezoar from monkeys. |
Àò | Num. Index: 91C.82-2 | £~£²£¿ hou4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) »NÀò male and female slaves. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To obtain, receive: usu. Àò±o huo4de2¡õ; Àò§Q obtain profits; Àò¸o be punished for offense, to offend, receive punishment; ®·Àò¡AÂyÀò to catch (game, turtle, etc.); ¾àÀò to capture (enemy, thief). (2) Be able to: see Àò±o huo4de2¡õ; ¤£Àò¡]¡×¤£±o¡^ (LL) cannot: ¤£Àò¿í©R be unable to comply with your wish, to proceed as instructed; ¤£Àò¨£½Ì fail to have your sympathetic understanding, was not able to explain, i.e., was blamed (for s.t.); ¤£Àòµ½²× was not able to die a natural death. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Àò±o huo4de2, v.t., receive: Àò±o®ø®§¡]ºa¼ú¡^ received news (award); 2. Àò±o huo4de2, v.t., Àò±o§K¸o received pardon. |
¬¾ | Num. Index: 91C.82-6 | £¡£¸£±£¾ jiao3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Crafty, cunning, thicky, wily: ¦l«» treacherous; see compp.¡õ; ¬¾¨ß¤T¸] elude discovery, burrow oneself in secret hide-outs (¡§a rabbit with three burrows¡¨); ¬¾p a subterfuge, a ruse. (2) Superficial, without substance: ¬¾µ£ (AC) a goodlooking but crafty boy, (now) juvenile delinquent. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬¾ÅG jiao3bian4, v.i., use specious arguments to defend oneself, resort to sophistry. 2. ¬¾·â jiao3hua2, adj., untrustworthy, slippery. 3. ¬¾¶B jiao3zha4, adj., deceitful, cunning. 4. ¬¾êa jiao3kuai4, adj., treacherous, wily, deceitful. 5. ¬¾¿à jiao3lai4, v.i., to lie, prevaricate, evade responsibility. 6. ¬¾Ã\ jiao3xia2, adj., crafty, tricky, sly. |
ûÛ | Num. Index: 91C.82-9 | £º£³£½ yUan2 ![]() |
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Ò© | Num. Index: 91C.82-9 | £ª£¹£³ suan1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. Ò©Öe suan1ni2, n., (AC) interpreted as a lion puppy. |
ª° | Num. Index: 91C.83-9 | £~£¹£½ hu2 ![]() |
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N. | A fox: ª°»© hu2li0; ª°¥Ö fox skin or fur; ª°§À¤Ú foxtail; ª°»L¤l leg skin of fox; ª°¯á back fox-skin; ª°¸Ê robe of fox skin; ª°¯Wª°Ý¬ suspicious and indecisive like a fox, constantly change plans¡Ðas fox changes holes; ª°°²ªê«Â (fable) a fox makes himself feared by walking in tiger's company, (fig.) a man assuming self-importance by his connections; in comb. with ª¯¡Gª°ücª¯ÄÒ¡Aª°ªBª¯¤Í disreputable gang, rabble; §¯ª° a fox spirit oft. assuming form of a pretty girl; as symbol of suspicion: ª°ºÃ hu2yi2¡õ; as symbol of cunning, deceit and witchery: ª°»©ºë¡Aª°¥P¡Aª°´A hu2li2jing1, hu2xian1, hu2mei4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª°¯ä hu2chou4, n., armpit odor. 2. ª°»© hu2li0, n., the fox; 3. ª°»© hu2li0, n., (abusive) a bewitching woman, see hu2mei4¡õ; 4. ª°»©ºë hu2li2jing1, n., a fox spirit; 5. ª°»© hu2li0, n., (abusive) a vixen. 6. ª°´A hu2mei4, v.i. & t., to flatter, bewitch with feminine charms. 7. ª°¨B»R hu2pu4wu3, n., the fox trot (dance). 8. ª°ÄÌ hu2sao1, adj., (1) n., see hu2chou4¡ô; 9. ª°ÄÌ hu2sao1, adj., (2) sexy, flirtatious. 10. ª°¥P hu2xian1, n., a fox spirit oft. appearing as old man gifted in fortunetelling. 11. ª°ºÃ hu2yi2, v.t., be suspicious, as a fox is reputed to be: §Úª°ºÃ¥L I suspect him. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91C.93-2 | £x£¹£½ du2 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 91C.93-8 | £}£¹£¯£¿ kuai4 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.00-3 | £x£¶ deng1 ![]() |
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êK | Num. Index: 91D.00-5 | £££º£´£½ xUn2 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To singe (feathers). (2) To drop meat into boiling water to cook it. |
¿T | Num. Index: 91D.00-5 | £v£´£¿ men4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | Simmer over slow fire without allowing evaporation: ¿TÂû¡A¶º chicken, rice so cooked. |
Äê | Num. Index: 91D.00-5 | £{£³£¿ lan4 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) (Of food) overdone, cooked soft or mushy: ¦×µNÄê¤F the meat is boiled soft; Ä궺 rice cooked too long; ¼ô¦Ó¤£Äê thoroughly cooked but not mushy; Äê¼ô lan4shour¡õ; ÁSÄê a state of utter confusion, a mess. (2) Rotten, decayed: »GÄê putrefied; Äê¤ôük spioled fruits. (3) (AC) suffering from bruises or burns. (4) Bright, brilliant: Ä꺩 lan4man4¡õ; ÀéÄê birlliant, glistening; ÄêÄê lan4lan4, ÄêµM lan4ran2¡õ. (5) Broken, torn to pieces, decayed: Äê¯È pieces of broken paper; ¥´Äê smashed; ¸HÄê broken into pieces; ¯}Äê broken, tatered; ³EÄê moth-eaten; ¨ïÄê mashed; ÄZÄê toroughly chewed; ·oÄê well pounded, thoroughly mixed; Äêªd quagmire. (6) Dissolute, messy: Äê½ã lan4zhang4¡õ; Äê»´c°Q indiscriminate borrowing; Äê¦n¤H a goody-goody fellow. Äê¤p¤H a mean fellow; Äê¤k¤H a woman of loose morals; ÄêªF¦è junk, trash' Äê³f lan4huo4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Äê½k lan4hu0, n. adj., mush, thoroughly cooked and easily digestible. 2. Äê¤Æ lan4hua0, adj., (of good) wellcooked and tender. 3. Äê³f lan4huo4, n., (1) (abusive) a woman of easy virtue; 4. Äê³f lan4huo4, n., (2) goods of poor quality. 5. Äê½ã lan4zhang4, n., (1) a bad debt; 6. Äê½ã lan4zhang4, n., (2) a mess: ¤@¥»Äê½ã it's a messy account. 7. ÄêÄê lan4lan4, adj., (1) shiningly bright; 8. ÄêÄê lan4lan4, adj., (2) well cooked: µ°n¼õ±oÄêÄê¨àªº the congee must be cooked soft and easy to swallow. 9. Ä꺩 lan4man4, adj., (1) confused, scattered about; 10. Ä꺩 lan4man4, adj., (2) glittering; 11. Ä꺩 lan4man4, adj., (3) dissolute, given to dissipation; 12. Ä꺩 lan4man4, adj., (4) fast asleep, sleeping soundly; 13. Ä꺩 lan4man4, adj., (5) ¤Ñ¯uÄ꺩 ingenuous, na•ve. 14. ÄêµM lan4ran2, adj., bright, brilliant. 15. Äê¼ô lan4shour, adj., (1) (of food) thoroughly cooked, well-done, (of fruit) thoroughly ripe; 16. Äê¼ô lan4shour, adj., (2) (of sleep) sound; 17. Äê¼ô lan4shour, adj., (3) fluent (in recitation, speech): I±oÄê¼ô can recite fluently from memory. 18. Äê¾K lan4zui4, adj., dead drunk: Äê¾K¦pªd drunk like a fish. |
õÚ | Num. Index: 91D.00-9 | £¡£º£®£½ jUe2 ![]() |
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N. | A torch: õÚ¤õ¤£®§ (AC) the torch kept on burning (in spite of sunshine). |
·Ò | Num. Index: 91D.01-1 | £{£¸£³£¿ lian4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To work on or refine metal: ·Ò¿û make steel; shape metal by fire (interch. Áå): ·Ò¼C forge a sword. (2) To refine, make by distilling or similar process: ·Ò»e make honey; ·Òªo refine oil: ·Òªo¼t oil fefinery; ·ÒÃÄ distill or concoct medicine; ´£·Ò extract by heat or other process; ·Ò¨Å lian4ru3¡õ. (3) To train, form character by hardship: Áë·Ò train character, learn experience like purging metal by fire; ¼õ½m (lit., ¡§stew over slow fire¡¨) learn experience, matutity, by hardships (cf. very similar use of Áå and ½m). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·ÒµJ lian4jiao1, n. & v.i., coke; 2. ·ÒµJ lian4jiao1, n. & v.i., to make coke. 3. ·Ò¨Å lian4ru3, n., condensed milk. 4. ·Òº» lian4yU4, n., purgatory. |
¿R | Num. Index: 91D.01-1 | £{£¸£±£¿ liao4 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | V.i. & t.1 (1) Set fire; (of fire) spread: ¬P¬P¤§¤õ¡A¥i¥H¿Rì a little spark can cause a conflagration. (2) (*liao2) To cause a burn on skin: ¿R¡]¼ß¡^ªw blister caused by a burn. (3) (*liao3) To scorch, singe: ¿R¤ò to singe hair; ¿R¤ò¤§¨ý smell of singed hair. | ||||||||
Adj. | Clearly discernible, bright, illumined; ¿R¿R liao4liao4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿R¿R liao4liao4, adj., birghtly visible. 2. ¿Rì liao4yUan2, v.i. & n., (cause) a conflagration, a prairie fire. |
·Ñ | Num. Index: 91D.01-2 | £v£°£½ mei2 ![]() |
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N. | Coal: ûÇ·Ñ¡Aªo·Ñ bituminous coal; ¥Û·Ñ¡A¥Õ·Ñ¡A¬õ·Ñ anthracite; ·Ñ´í¨à cinders, bits of coal; ·Ñ®h bits of coal. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·Ñ®ð mei2chi4, n., coal gas; 2. ·Ñ®ð mei2chi4, n., ·Ñ®ð¿O gas lamp; 3. ·Ñ®ð mei2chi4, n., ·Ñ®ð¬´ gas carbon. 4. ·Ñ²y mei2qiu2, n., coal ball, made with mixed earth, like bricket. 5. ·Ñ¬r mei2du2, n., carbon monoxide, a poison gas. 6. ·Ñ¶Â¤l mei2hei1zi0, n., (coll.) coal miner with blackened face. 7. ·ÑµJ mei2jiao1, n., coke, coking coal, also µJ·Ñ¡A·ÑµJªo coal tar. 8. ·ÑÄq mei2kuang4, n., coal mine. 9. ·ÑÄl mei2lu2, n., coal heater or oven. 10. ·Ñ¬´ mei2tan4, n., coal (as fuel). 11. ·Ñϱ mei2tai2, n., soot, lampblack. 12. ·Ñ¥Ð mei2tian1, n., coal field. 13. ·Ñ¼h mei2ceng2, n., coal veins. 14. ·ÑûÇ mei2yan1, n., soot; 15. ·ÑûÇ mei2yan1, n., coal smoke. 16. ·Ñªo mei2you2, n., kerosene. |
Àé | Num. Index: 91D.01-2 | £©£³£¿ can4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Bright, illuminating. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÀéÄê can4lan4, adj., birght, glorious, magnificent, splendid. |
Þo | Num. Index: 91D.01-2 | £¤£«£½ zha2 ![]() |
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Þn | Num. Index: 91D.01-3 | £§£²£¾ rou3 ![]() |
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V.t. | (Of wood) apply heat to bend: Þn¤ì¬°¦Ô bend wood to make it into a plough. |
Àê | Num. Index: 91D.01-4 | £¨£±£¿ zao4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Dry: ÀêÀã dry and (or) wet; Àê¼ö hot and dry; Àê´÷ parched with thirst; ¤Ñ®ðµoÀê the weather (air) is dry; ¤fÀê thirsty. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Àê¨` zao4zhuo2, adj., dreadfully anxious, worried. 2. ÀêµÊ zao4pi2, adj., invigorating, refreshing, stimulating. 3. Àê¤l zao4zi0, n., finely cut meat. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.01-9 | £¢£¸£² qiu1 ![]() |
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Ã{ | Num. Index: 91D.01-9 | £¦£¹£¬£¿ shou4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To flicker, shine: °{Ã{ ditto. (2) Var. of Åà to melt, 81A.01; ²³¤fÃ{ª÷ people's gossip is enough to melt metals¡Ði.e., destroy anybody. |
Ãz | Num. Index: 91D.02-4 | £t£±£¿ bao4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) (bao4) Quick-fry, i.e., fry quickly in hot oil for crisp effect: Ãz¨{¨à quick-fried tripe. (2) (bao4) Explode. (3) (*bo2) To dry near fire; to broil. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ãzµo bao4fa1, v.i., (lit. & fig.) explode. 2. Ãz¬µ bao4zha4, v.i., explode like bombs; 3. Ãz¬µª« bao4zha4wu4, n., explosives. 4. Ãz¥M bao4zhang4, n., firecrackers. 5. Ãz¦Ë bao4zhu2, n., ditto. 6. Ãzµõ bao4lie4, v.i., crack from heat. |
·Û | Num. Index: 91D.02-4 | £¹£° wei1 ![]() |
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N. | Ashes: ·ÛÂu. | ||||||||
V.t. | To bake (potatoes), roast (chestnuts); to cook (chicken, pork) by slow fire. |
ÖH | Num. Index: 91D.02-6 | £{£µ£¾ lang3 ![]() |
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Adj. | Shiningly bright. |
êM | Num. Index: 91D.10-2 | £¸£®£¿ ye4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Bright, flaming. |
Þm | Num. Index: 91D.10-2 | £¹£°£¾ wei3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) bright red. |
¿M | Num. Index: 91D.10-2 | £{£¸£´£½ lin2 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) phosphorus (also ÁC); phosphorescent lights. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿M¥ú lin2guang1, n., phosphorescence. 2. ¿M¤õ lin2huo3, n., firefly, will-o'-the-wisp. |
ÚX | Num. Index: 91D.10-6 | £©£¹£°£¿ cui4 ![]() |
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V.i. | (1) To burn. (2) Interch. ²f 63A.10. |
Þk | Num. Index: 91D.10-6 | £~£¹£° hui1 ![]() |
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¯L | Num. Index: 91D.10-8 | £¸£µ£½ yang2 ![]() |
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V.t. | Melt; ¯Lª÷ molten metal. |
²l | Num. Index: 91D.10-9 | £w£¶ feng1 ![]() |
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N. | Ancient system of relaying war signals by series of fires from high stations: ²l¤õ; ²l·Ï¥|°_ uprisings of war everywhere. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²l¤õ feng1huo3, n., war signals: (fig.) ²l¤õ³s¦~ continuous wars. |
¨_ | Num. Index: 91D.11-1 | £¨£±£¿ zao4 ![]() |
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·Ï | Num. Index: 91D.11-3 | £¸£³ yan1 ![]() |
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ïú | Num. Index: 91D.11-5 | £¸£±£¿ yao4 ![]() |
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Ï® | Num. Index: 91D.11-6 | £¤£¹£¿ zhu4 ![]() |
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N. adjunct. | ¤@Ï®» one incensestick. | ||||||||
N. | Lamp pith. | ||||||||
V.t. | To burn (incense). |
·× | Num. Index: 91D.11-9 | £~£¹£µ£½ huang2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Shining, brilliant: ½÷·×ªº¦¨´N brilliant achievement. |
¬² | Num. Index: 91D.21-5 | £¡£º£¿ jU4 ![]() |
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N. | A torch: ¤õ¬² a flambeau, a lighted torch; Äú¬² a candle; ¥Ø¥ú¦p¬² sparkling eyes. |
µK | Num. Index: 91D.21-9 | £¸£³£¿ yan4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | A flame: ¤õµK flames of fire; ¯PµK hot, blazing flames; (fig.) excessive or domineering influence; ®ðµK¹G¤H behave with unbearable insolence. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µK¤f yan4kou0, n., (Budd.) hungry ghosts spitting fire; 2. µK¤f yan4kou0, n., ©ñµK¤f serve food to hungry ghosts. |
ÍQ | Num. Index: 91D.22-9 | £££¸£´ xin1 ![]() |
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Adj. | Bright and cheerful. |
¬µ | Num. Index: 91D.22-9 | £¤£«£¿ zha4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) (*zha2): To fry in deep oil; ¬µ¤Y¤l fried meat ball; ¬µÂæ zha4jiang4¡õ; ªo¬µ fried in oil; ¬µ°® fried crisp and served dry without sauce. (2) To bomb (place, railway, etc.): ¬µ¼u zha4dan4¡õ; ¬µµõ¡A¬µÀì zha4lie4, zha4hui3¡õ; ¬µÃÄ zha4yao4¡õ; ÅF¬µ to bomb esp. from the air; ¬µ¶} bomb open; ¬µÂ_ bomb (bridge) in two; ¬µ¦º bomb to death, kill by explosion. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) To explode in anger: ¥LÅ¥¨£µn®É¬µ¤F when he heard this, he exploded (at once). (2) To break up (meeting) in uproar: ¬µº» break jail and escape. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬µ¼u zha4dan4, n., a bomb. 2. ¬µÀì zha4hui3, v.i., to bomb and burn out (house). 3. ¬µÂæ *zha2jiang4, n., (1) ¬µÂæÄÑ a kind of noodles served with meat sauce; 4. ¬µÂæ *zha2jiang4, n., (2) v.t., (coll.) destroy beyond recognition: §Úªº´X¥»¦n®Ñ³º³Q¥L¬µÂæ¤F he has turned my few good books into mincemeat. 5. ¬µµõ zha4lie4, v.i., to explode in two. 6. ¬µ§® zha4miao4, v.i., (coll.) create a false scare (also wr. ¬µ¼q). 7. ¬µºÛ zha4wo1, v.i., (of birds) flush out at noise of gun; 8. ¬µºÛ zha4wo1, v.i., (bees) rush out of the beehive. 9. ¬µÃÄ zha4yao4, n., explosive; 10. ¬µÃÄ zha4yao4, n., dynamite. |
Äl | Num. Index: 91D.30-2 | £{£¹£½ lu2 ![]() |
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N. | Stove, furnace: ¤õÄl kitchen stove, or factory furnace; ·ÑÄl coal stove; ¹qÄl electric stove; Äl¤õ¯Â«C intense white flame when impurities disappear; (fig.) man's thoughts or ideas reach absolute clarity and purity. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Äl§| lu2kang4, n., place in stove for ashes. 2. Äl»O¡]¨à¡^¡]¤l¡^ lu2tai2 (er0) (zi0), n., top of coal stove (for heating things). 3. Äl±ø lu2tiao2, n., grill inside stove. 4. Äl¡¼ lu2zao4, n., kitchen: «°_Äl¡¼ begin another set-up in business or career, begin all over again. |
Âu | Num. Index: 91D.30-2 | £¡£¸£´£¿ jin4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Ashes, embers, cinder: ¤Æ¬°¦ÇÂu reduced to ashes; ¿OÂu snuff on a wick. (2) Victims of disasters: ½Ð¦¬¦X¾lÂu let's bring together the remnant troops and stage another fight. |
Òj | Num. Index: 91D.30-3 | £££º£³£¾ xUan3 ![]() |
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Words | 1. Òj»® xUan3he4, adj., shining, impressive (reputation). |
¿O | Num. Index: 91D.30-3 | £x£¶ deng1 ![]() |
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N. | Lamp, light, lantern: ¹q¿O electric light; ªo¿O oil lamp; ¤é¥ú¿O sun lamp, fluorescent lamp, also neon light (also ÀOi¿O); ®c¿O decorative ceiling light, usu. with hexagonal shade; Âi¿O desk lamp; ¸¨¦a¿O floor lamp. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿O¸¿ deng1e2, n., moths that flit around lamp. 2. ¿O¸¹ deng1hao4, n., flash signals. 3. ¿Oªá deng1hua1, n., the snuff of lamp wick. 4. ¿O¤õ deng1huo3, n., lights in general: ¤p¤ß¿O¤õ be careful of the lights. 5. ¿Oªê deng1hu3, n., riddles pasted over lamps as party game (taken down by one who guesses right). 6. ¿O¸n deng1zhao4, n., lamp shade. 7. ¿O¸`¡]¨à¡^ deng1jie2 (deng1jie2er0), n., lantern festival, the 15th of first lunar month. 8. ¿OÅ¢ deng1lung, n., lantern; 9. ¿OÅ¢ deng1lung, n., ¿OÅ¢¿Ç baggy trousers. 10. ¿OÁ¼ deng1mi2, n., see deng1hu3¡ô. 11. ¿Oªw deng1pao4, n., electric globe, bulb. 12. ¿O¤ß deng1xin1, n., pith of certain plant used as wick in old-style oil lamps; 13. ¿O¤ß deng1xin1, n., ¿O¤ß¯ó n., (bot.) the common rush. 14. ¿O¶ð deng1ta3, n., lighthouse. 15. ¿O»O deng1tai2, n., lamp stand. 16. ¿OÀY deng1tou2, n., (1) socker for electric light; 17. ¿OÀY deng1tou2, n., (2) burning part of wick in oil lamp which can be adjusted for flame; 18. ¿OÀY deng1tou2, n., (3) lamp. 19. ¿O»y deng1yU3, n., message in code sent by flashing signals. |
·Ô | Num. Index: 91D.30-4 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() |
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N. | Flame. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Bright: ·Ô·Ô. (2) Shining, prosperous. |
ûÌ | Num. Index: 91D.30-6 | £££º£³ xUan1 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Bright, shining (reputation). (2) Warm. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.40-1 | £££¸ xi1 ![]() |
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ÖQ | Num. Index: 91D.40-3 | £¹£¿ wu4 ![]() |
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V.i. | To keep warm by contact. |
¬· | Num. Index: 91D.40-5 | £¤£±£¿ zhao4 ![]() |
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µH | Num. Index: 91D.40-6 | £t£°£¿ bei4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To bake, to heat over slow fire, in pan or on tile, such as tea leaves, herbs. |
º² | Num. Index: 91D.40-6 | £§£¹£¶£½ rong2 ![]() |
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âÄ | Num. Index: 91D.40-8 | £¢£¸£µ£¿ qiang4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To fry very quickly over bot fire (shrimp, celery, etc.). |
¯O | Num. Index: 91D.40-9 | £{£¹£¬£¿ luo4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To brand or press with hot iron: ¯OÅK hot irons; ¯O¦L to brand. (2) (lao4) ¯O»æ baked wheat cake. |
ûÇ | Num. Index: 91D.41-4 | £¸£³ yan1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (er0) Smoke: §lûÇ¡A©âûÇ to smoke; ·ÑûÇ coal smoke; ª¤ûÇ chimney smoke; ²lûÇ¡A¯TûÇ beaconfire as war signal used in ancient times. (2) (yan1zi0) Soot: ªQûÇ pine soot for making Chin. ink. (3) Tobacco (also wr. µÒ): ûǯó yan1cao3¡õ; »ûÇ¡A¯ÈûÇ¡A±²ûÇ cigarettes; §òûÇ pipe tobacco; ¤ôûÇ Chinese tobacco pipe where smoke is filtered through receptacle of water; »DûÇ¡A»óûÇ snuff. (4) Opium: ¤jûÇ ditto; ûǤg¡AûǺj¡AûǪw¨à yan1tu3, yan1qiang1, yan1pao4er0¡õ. (5) Mist, haze: ûÇÃú¡AûÇÁø¡AûǶ³ yan1wu4, yan1xia2, yan1yUn2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ûÇÆG yan1ai3, n., mist (over valley). 2. ûǪi yan1bo1, n., the clouds and water, symbol of lake area or of fisherman's life. 3. ûǹРyan1chen2, n., the smoke of battle; 4. ûǹРyan1chen2, n., smoke and dust in air. 5. ûǺj yan1qiang1, n., opium pipe. 6. ûdzU yan1dai4, n., usu. the Chin. tobacco pipe, also tobacco pouch; 7. ûdzU yan1dai4, n., §òûdzU the common pipe; 8. ûdzU yan1dai4, n., ¤ôûdzU pipe with water compartment for filtering tobacco; 9. ûdzU yan1dai4, n., ûdzU±ì¤l the pipe stem; 10. ûdzU yan1dai4, n., ûdzUÁç¤l (or ¨à) bowl for tobacco; 11. ûdzU yan1dai4, n., ûdzU²ü¥] tobacco pouch; 12. ûdzU yan1dai4, n., ûdzU¼L¨à mouthpiece in pipe; 13. ûdzU yan1dai4, n., ûdzUªo¤l ¡§goo,¡¨ nicotine formation inside pipe. 14. ûÇ¿O yan1deng1, n., lamp for roasting opium before smoking. 15. ûǤæ yan1dou3, n., (1) opium pipebowl; 16. ûǤæ yan1dou3, n., (2) Western tobacco pipe. 17. ûÇ»I¡]¨à¡^¡]¤l¡^ yan1gao1 (er0) (tz), n., prepared opium paste. 18. ûÇÀ] yan1guan3, n., opium house. 19. ûǰ yan1gui3, n., a habitual opium smoker, an opium addict. 20. ûǪá yan1hua1, n., the world of wine and women; 21. ûǪá yan1hua1, n., ûǪá«Ñ formerly, red-light district. 22. ûÇ¦Ç yan1hui1, n., cigarette ashes; 23. ûÇ¦Ç yan1hui1, n., soot and ashes; 24. ûÇ¦Ç yan1hui1, n., ûǦǽL ash tray; 25. ûÇ¦Ç yan1hui1, n., ûǦǬû receptacle for ashes. 26. ûǤõ yan1huo3, n., (1) (yan1huo0) bonfires, fireworks display; 27. ûǤõ yan1huo3, n., (2) chimney smoke as sign of human habitation; 28. ûǤõ yan1huo3, n., (3) ¤£¹ûǤõ (Taoist) stop eating cooked food (by taking nuts, fruit, water); 29. ûǤõ yan1huo3, n., ûǤõ®ð n., (of writing) vulgar air of plebeian thoughts and desires. 30. ûÇ¿` yan1zhang4, n., unhealthy air or noxious gas of swampy region. 31. ûdzåë yan1jia1huo0, n., the paraphernalia that go with opium smoking. 32. ûǸT yan1jin4, n., ban on opium. 33. ûÇ´º yan1jing3, n., view of land and water, esp. of chimney smoke or haze on land. 34. ûDZ²¨à yan1jyuaaer0, n., cigarette (also »ûÇ). 35. ûÇ·Ñ yan1mei2, n., bituminous coal. 36. ûÇ] yan1miao2, n., opium poppies. 37. ûǹõ yan1mu4, n., smoke screen; 38. ûǹõ yan1mu4, n., ûǹõ¼u shell for laying on smoke screen. 39. ûǪw¨à yan1pao4er0, n., the opium paste freshly roasted over the lamp. 40. ûÇÁø yan1xia2, n., clouds and mist: ûÇÁøÂ} love of natural scenery; 41. ûÇÁø yan1xia2, n., (facet.) habit of smoking opium. 42. ûǵ· yan1si1, n., cut tobacco. 43. ûÇ»O yan1tai2, n., Chefoo. 44. ûǯó yan1cao3, n., the tobacco plant, leaf tobacco. 45. ûÇúì yan1cong1, n., chimney. 46. ûǵ© yan1tong0, n., a stovepipe; 47. ûǵ© yan1tong0, n., a chimney. 48. ûǬð yan1tu2, n., a chimney. 49. ûǤg yan1tu3, n., opium. 50. ûǼL¨à yan1tzooer0, n., mouthpiece of tobacco pipe (sometimes of jade). 51. ûÇÃú yan1wu4, n., vapor and mist. 52. ûÇÅ} yan1yin3, n., habitual desire for, or addiction to, opium or tobacco. 53. ûǶ³ yan1yUn2, n., clouds and mist; 54. ûǶ³ yan1yUn2, n., (fig.) a passing scene. |
æf | Num. Index: 91D.41-5 | £¸£¿ yi4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. æfïú yi4yao4, adj., (AC) glistening. 2. æfæf yi4yi4, adj., (AC) bright glistening. |
Àí | Num. Index: 91D.41-8 | £~£¹£°£¿ hui4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To braise, a way of frying things with thick gravy added. |
êO | Num. Index: 91D.41-9 | £w£³£½ fan2 ![]() |
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N. | Roast, broiled meat: êO²½ burnt offering. | ||||||||
V.t. | To broil. |
¬± | Num. Index: 91D.42-3 | £t£¸£¶£¾ bing3 ![]() |
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V.t. | Var. for ªÃ in ¬±Àë¡G¬±Àë©]¹C to celebrate night with candles in hand¡Ðenjoying the short span of life (also wr. ªÃÀë). | ||||||||
Adj. | Shining (achievement): ³C¬±¨Æ·~ brilliant, glorious achievement. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬±µM bing3ran2, adj., shining, manifest, clear for everybody to see. 2. ¬±Ä£ bing3yao4, adj., shining, glorious, brilliant; 3. ¬±Ä£ bing3yao4, v.i. to shine (of reputation). |
¬³ | Num. Index: 91D.42-4 | £¡£º£¶£¾ jiong3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Bright, birlliant: ¬³¬³ shining brightly, sparking. (2) (Of fire) blazing. |
⺠| Num. Index: 91D.42-6 | £~£¹£¿ hu4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Scorching hot. |
õÛ | Num. Index: 91D.42-8 | £{£¹£´£½ lun2 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) old term for benzene, now rendered f ben3. |
¯N | Num. Index: 91D.50-1 | £}£±£¾ kao3 ![]() |
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V.t. | To roast, bake, heat near fire: ¯N°® roast dry, dry by keeping near fire; ¯N¼ö to heat near fire; ¯NµJ¤F burn (toast); ¯N½k¤F roast into paste; ¯NÄê¤F mushy, overdone; ¯N¦× roast meat; ¯NÀn roast duck; ¯NÄÑ¥] toast; ¯NÄCÀY toasted bun; ¯N¿»Á¦ baked potato; ¯N¦çªA dry clothing near fire; ¯N¤â¡A¯N¸} warm hands, feet near fire. |
·Õ | Num. Index: 91D.50-4 | £¸£µ£¿ yang4 ![]() ![]() |
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V.t. | (*yang2) Var. of ¯L to smelt metals. | ||||||||
Adj. | Aflame. |
Àë | Num. Index: 91D.50-4 | £¤£¹£½ zhu2 ![]() |
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N. | Candle: ³ßÀë¡AªáÀë wedding candles; ¹ØÀë birthday candle; ÄúÀë wax candle. | ||||||||
V.i. | (AC) to shine upon: ¤é¤ë©ÒÀë all that is illumined by the sun and moon. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Àë¥ú zhu2guang1, n., (1) candle power: ¤¤QÀë¥ú 50 candle power; 2. Àë¥ú zhu2guang1, n., (2) candlelight. 3. Àëªá zhu2hua1, n., snuff of candle. 4. Àë·Ó zhu2zhao4, v.t., to illumine and discern (worthy from unworthy). 5. Àë²\ zhu2lei4, n., guttering of candle. 6. ÀëÅ¢ zhu2long2, n., lantern with candle. 7. ÀëÁJ zhu2sui4, n., see zhu2hua1¡ô. 8. Àë»O zhu2tai2, n., candlestick; 9. Àë»O zhu2tai2, n., candelabra. |
º´ | Num. Index: 91D.50-6 | £¦£³ shan1 ![]() |
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V.t. | To fan up (flame, revolt). | ||||||||
Words | 1. º´°Ê shan1dong4, v.t., to instigate (mob, revolt). 2. Þt´b shan1huo4, v.t., to misguide (populace), to instigate: º´´b¤H¤ß undermine popular morale by spreading unfounded rumors. |
¨` | Num. Index: 91D.50-9 | £¤£¹£¬£½ zhuo2 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To burn, broil. (2) To illumine, show penetrating insight: ¨`¨£ zhuo2jian4¡õ; ¤õ¥ú¨`¤Ñ the fire illumines the sky. | ||||||||
Adj. | Shining bright: ¨`Ã{¡A¨`µM zhuo2shou4, zhuo2ran2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨`¨£ zhuo2jian4, n., as in ¯uª¾¨`¨£ personal, profound insight. 2. ¨`¨` zhuo2zhuo2, adj., (1) (AC) in full bloom; 3. ¨`¨` zhuo2zhuo2, adj., (2) (LL) brightly shining. 4. ¨`µM zhuo2ran2, adv., clearly. 5. ¨`Ã{ zhuo2shou4, adj., brightly colored, scintillating. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.63-5 | £¡£¸£´£¿ jin4 ![]() |
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Ât | Num. Index: 91D.63-9 | £££º£´ xUn1 ![]() |
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êN | Num. Index: 91D.63-9 | £¡£¸£± jiao1 ![]() |
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N. | (LL) a torch. | ||||||||
V.t. | To burn, scorch. |
¿U | Num. Index: 91D.63-9 | £§£³£½ ran2 ![]() |
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V.t. | To burn, cause to shine: ¿U¿N ran2shao1¡õ; ¿U®Æ ran2liao4¡õ; ¿U¬Ü ran2mei2¡õ; ¿UÛm discord between brothers leading to mutual destruction; ¿U¿O to light lamps; ¿U©ñ set off (firecrackers); ¿UÀë to light candles; ÂI¿U to light up, put the lights on. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿U®Æ ran2liao4, n., fuel, firewood; 2. ¿U®Æ ran2liao4, n., ¿U®Æ¹q¦À fuel cell. 3. ¿UòÔ ran2li2, n., brambles used as a torch. 4. ¿U¬Ü ran2mei2, adj., urgently critical (¡§eyebrows on fire¡¨). 5. ¿U¿N ran2shao1, (1) v.t., to burn, enkindle, set on fire; 6. ¿U¿N ran2shao1, (2) n., combustion: ¿U¿N¼u napalm or incendiary bombs; 7. ¿U¿N ran2shao1, n., ¿U¿NÂI ignition point; 8. ¿U¿N ran2shao1, n., ¿U¿Nª« combustibles. |
¿N | Num. Index: 91D.70-1 | £¦£± shao1 ![]() |
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N. | Fever: µo¿N have fever; °ª¿N high fever; °h¿N reduce fever. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) To burn: µI¿N ditto; ¤õ¿N©Ð¤l fire burns a house; (fig.) burn, splash money: ¦Û±q±o¤F³oµ§¤p°]¡A¤£ª¾¿N±o«ç¼Ë¤~¦n when he got this little fortune, he felt so hot that he didn't know what to do. (2) To cook: ¿N¶º¡A¿Nµæ cook rice, vegetables: ¿N¤ô¡A¿N¯ù boil water, tea; esp. to roast: ¿NÀn¡A¿N½Þ roast duck, pig; ¿N»æ shau-(')biing¡õ; ¿N§N¡¼ ¡§heat up oven¡¨¡Ðbefriend s.o. when he is yet a nobody in the hope of winning his favor when he is rich or influential. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿NªM shao1bei1, n., a beaker. 2. ¿N»æ shau-(')biing, n., a baked wheat cake, usu. with sesame seeds on top; 3. ¿N»æ shau-(')biing, n., (AC) a wheat cake with mutton, oinons. 4. ¿N«C shao1qing1, n., baked green (in cloisonnŽ). 5. ¿N¤M¤l shao1dao1zi0, n., (sl.) strong liquor. 6. ¿NÂI shao1dian3, n., (phys.) ignition point, focus (also called µJÂI). 7. ¿NÁç shao1guo1, n., vat for making liquor; 8. ¿NÁç shao1guo1, n., formerly, brewery. 9. ¿N¤Æ shao1hua4, v.t., to burn to ashes, to cremate. 10. ¿N¯î shao1huang1, n., (AC) to burn the prairie as a method of discouraging nomadic tribes. 11. ¿NÀì shao1hui3, v.t., to burn down. 12. ¿N°s shao1jiu3, n., strong liquor. 13. ¿N¯È shau-(')jyy, n., paper money burned for use of the dead; 14. ¿N¯È shau-(')jyy, n., ¿N¯È¤Þ° attract ghosts by burning spirit-money¡Ðstir up trouble where there was none. 15. ¿NÂÅ shao1lan2, n., baked blue (cloisonnŽ). 16. ¿N·Ò shao1lian4, v.i., to practise alchemy. 17. ¿N®Æ shao1liao4, n., clouded or frosted imitation glass (made into lamps, etc.). 18. ¿N½æ shao1mai4, n., a stuffed dumpling, open and frilled on top. 19. ¿N½L¨à shao1pa2er0, v.i., (sl.) blush to the ears. 20. ¿N²~ shao1ping2, n., a flask (in chem.). 21. ¿N» shao1xiang1, v.i., to burn incense¡Ðto pray: ¿NÀY» to be the first to light an incense on religious holiday. 22. ¿N¤ß shao1xin1, v.i. & adj., agitate, -ing, -ed. 23. ¿N¥Û»I shao1shi2gao1, n., plaster of Paris powder. 24. ¿N§À®b shao1wei3yan4, n., a feast for successful candidates celebrated at end of civil examinations. 25. ¿N¦i¼u shao1yi2dan4, n., an incendiary bomb. |
µO | Num. Index: 91D.70-4 | £}£¹£´ kun1 ![]() |
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Adj. | Bright, shining. |
ª¡ | Num. Index: 91D.70-6 | £}£µ£¿ kang4 ![]() |
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N. | A kang1 or earthen bed in North China, covered with bricks and mat, used for sitting and sleeping, heated from under during winter: ª¡ÀY¨à¤W on the kang4; ª¡úGÀY the inside of kang4; ª¡ªu¡]¨à¡^¡]¤l¡^ edge of the kang4; ª¡ÀY¤l³f rustic woman; ª¡¤W¦a¤U (coll.) a woman's household chores (needlework on the kang4, and sweeping floors and cooking on the floor); ª¡³æ¤l bedsheet for the kang4; ª¡µ^ mat on the kang4; ª¡®à¨à¡Aª¡»V¡]®à¨à¡^ low table on the kang4. | ||||||||
V.t. | To broil. | ||||||||
Adj. | Dry; ª¡¼É¡Aª¡¶§ kang4bao4, kang4yang2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª¡¼É kang4bao4, adj., irascible, quick-tempered. 2. ª¡¬} kang4dong4, n., hollow place beneath kang4 for placing heating stove. 3. ª¡¶§ kang4yang2, adj., (1) dried up; 4. ª¡¶§ kang4yang2, adj., (2) self-important. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.70-6 | £{£¹£¶£½ long2 ![]() |
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V.i. | ¡¼¤õ To build up fire in stove or stir coal to help burning. |
¬¶ | Num. Index: 91D.70-9 | £u£±£¿ pao4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Firecrackers; artillery, see ¯¥ 31B.70 for compp. | ||||||||
V.t. | (*pao2) Roast in pan or with meat wrapped up: ¬¶¦× roast. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬¶¤õ pao4huo3, n., gunfire, see under ¯¥ 31B.70. 2. ¬¶»s *pao4zhi4, v.t., (Chin. med.) treat herbs by slow fire: ¦pªk¬¶»s make s.t. by old formula. 3. ¬¶·Ò pao2lian4, v.t., ditto. 4. ¬¶¯O *pao2luo4, n., (AC) form of punishment by embracing hot copper pillars recorded of tyrant king ¬ô Jouh, 12th cen. B.C. |
¿K | Num. Index: 91D.71-6 | £¥£¿ chi4 ![]() |
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V.i. | To burn, spread like fire. | ||||||||
Adj. | Burning hot: (fig.) µs¸é²s¿K bandits spread like a flame; ªBÄÒ¿Kµ² (AC) political cliques spread about; ³½¡¼¿K´Þ fish and turtle multiply. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿K¯P chi4lie4, adj., burning hot; 2. ¿K¯P chi4lie4, adj., (turmoil) spread like conflagration. 3. ¿K¼ö chi4re4, adj., scorching hot. |
º¶ | Num. Index: 91D.72-9 | £££¸£½ xi2 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | To extinguish (fire, lamp); (fire, lamp) is extingusihed; (movements, influence) die out. | ||||||||
Words | 1. º¶¤õ¾¹ xi2huo3chi4, n., fire extinguisher. 2. º¶·À xi2mie4, v.i., (of fire) be extinguished. |
¯M | Num. Index: 91D.80-2 | £~£¹£¶ hong1 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To dry by heat: ¯M¦çªA to dry laundry by fire; ¯M¤â to warm hand by fire; | ||||||||
¯MM | ¯M°® to dry (s.t.) over fire. | ||||||||
V.t. | (2) To bake: ¯M¥ÕÁ¦ bake potato. (3) To set in contrast: ¯M¦«¡A¯MŨ hong1tuo1, hong1chen4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯MŨ hong1chen4, v.t., see hong1tuo1¡õ. 2. ¯M¯M hong1hong1, adj. & adv., descriptive of warmth: ·x¯M¯M cosily warm; 3. ¯M¯M hong1hong1, adj. & adv., ¼ö¯M¯M steaming hot (meal), crowded, noisy (place, gathering). 4. ¯M·x hong1nuan3, v.t., to warm by fire. 5. ¯M¦« hong1tuo1, v.t., to set off in contrast: ¯M¦«§@¥Î serve as contrast: ¯M¶³¦«¤ë ¡§set off the moon with clouds¡¨¡Ðlitr. art of using contrasting effect. |
·Ð | Num. Index: 91D.80-3 | £w£³£½ fan2 ![]() |
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N. | Trouble, bother: ¤£³Ó¨ä·Ð (LL) too much bother; ³Â·Ð trouble, troublesome; ¤£@·Ð impatient; ¹½·Ð bored. | ||||||||
V.t. | Request, trouble (person to do thing): ·q·Ð respectfully request; ³Ò·Ð¡A´±·Ð may I trouble you; ´±¥H¦¹¨Æ©^·Ð may I bother you with this; ·Ð½Ð I beg you; ·Ð¥æ I beg you to deliver. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Troublesome, bothersome, confusing: ·Ðº¾¡A·Ð¸H fan2suo3, fan2sui4¡õ. (2) Vexed, troubled: ¤ß·Ð feel vexed, uncomfortable; ·Ð¦º¤F too much to deal with, too busy and bothered. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·Ð¶Ã fan2luan4, adj., confusing, disorderly. 2. ·Ð´e¡]ÂV¡^ fan2men4, adj., uncomfortable, out of sorts; 3. ·Ð´e¡]ÂV¡^ fan2men4, adj., vexed, worried. 4. ·ÐÃø fan2nan2, adj., (affair) difficult to deal with. 5. ·Ð´o fan2nao3, n. & adj., worries, material worries; 6. ·Ð´o fan2nao3, n. & adj., feel worried; 7. ·Ð´o fan2nao3, n. & adj., confusing, vexing, cf. ´o 22A.41. 8. ·ÐÂZ fan2rao3, adj., confusing, bothersome, also Ác. 9. ·Ð¼ö fan2re4, adj., feel irritable. 10. ·Ð²Ó fan2xi4, adj., too detailed. 11. ·Ðµ¶ fan2xU4, adj., repetitious, too wordy. 12. ·Ð¸H fan2sui4, adj., too detailed, bothersome, also Ác. 13. ·Ðº¾ fan2suo3, adj., petty, trivial, too detailed, also Ác. 14. ·ÐÂø fan2za2, adj., confusing, also Ác. 15. ·Ðļ fan2zao4, adj., irritable, -ting (affairs). 16. ·Ð¤å fan2wen2, n., empty forms, rigmarole, also Ác¤å. 17. ·Ð¨¥ fan2yan2, n., complaints. 18. ·ÐÞ fan2yUan1, adj., feel injured. |
æc | Num. Index: 91D.81-2 | £~£³£¿ han4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (AC) to dry by fire. |
Ú\ | Num. Index: 91D.81-9 | £££¸£´£¿ xin4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To broil, radiate heat: ¤õ®ðÚ\¤Ñ rage to heaven. (2) To inflame: Ú\¸~ swollen from inflammation. |
Àî | Num. Index: 91D.81-9 | £º£¿ yU4 ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | (1) Warm. (2) (*ao4) Àî¼ö very hot; ´HÀî heat and cold. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Àî¥ð yU4xU3, v.t., to comfort, soothe (the distressed, afflicted). |
ª¤ | Num. Index: 91D.81-9 | £¥£¹£° chui1 ![]() |
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N. & v.t. | A meal; to cook a meal: ª¤¶º¡Aûsª¤ ditto; Â_ª¤ go without meals (penniless); ¥©°üÃø¬°µL¦Ì¤§ª¤ even a clever wife cannot prepare a meal without rice; ª¤¨F§@¶º cook sand for meal¡Ðfutile undertaking; ª¤ª÷õW¥É eat luxurious food. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª¤»æ chui1bing3, n., steamed wheat cake. 2. ª¤¤õ chui1huo3, n., see chui1yan1¡õ. 3. ª¤¦Ý chui1jiu4, phr., to lose a wife (to ¡§cook in mortar¡¨ in absence of cauldron (°y) fu3, a pun upon °ü fu4, wife). 4. ª¤©ª chui1zhou0, n., bamboo brush for cleaning frying pans. 5. ª¤¨Æ chui1shi4, n., the meals of a household. 6. ª¤·Ï chui1yan1, n., chimney smoke as indication of living resident. |
·Ø | Num. Index: 91D.81-9 | £~£¹£³£¿ huan4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Shining, brilliant. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·Øµo huan4fa1, v.i. & adj., shine, shining: ºë¯«·Øµo in high spirits, fresh with energy; 2. ·Øµo huan4fa1, v.i. & adj., ®e¥ú·Øµo radiating health, energeticlooking. 3. ·ØÄê huan4lan4, adj., brightly lit, brilliant. 4. ·ØµM huan4ran2, adj., usu. in ·ØµM¤@·s having a bright, new look. |
¿L | Num. Index: 91D.82-6 | £x£¹£´£¿ dun4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To boil in water over slow fire: ¿L¦× boiled meat; ¿L°s to warm up wine; ¿LÃÄ make concoction by simmering. |
·Ü | Num. Index: 91D.82-9 | £z£¹£³£¾ nuan3 ![]() |
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Àì | Num. Index: 91D.82-9 | £~£¹£°£¾ hui3 ![]() |
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V.t. | To destroy by fire, to burn down: µIÀì¡A¿NÀì ditto. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.82-9 | £x£¹£³£¿ duan4 ![]() |
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Àæ | Num. Index: 91D.83-8 | £ª£¹£°£¿ sui4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To obtain fire by drilling wood or by flint: ¶§Àæ obtain fire from sun's heat; ¤ìÀæ by drilling wood: Àæ¤H sui4ren2¡õ. | ||||||||
N. | (AC) a bonfire as war signal; a torch. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Àæ¤H¡]¤ó¡^ sui4ren2, n., personification of age and tribe which discovered the use of fire. 2. Àæ¥Û sui4shi2, n., flint. |
ª£ | Num. Index: 91D.91-2 | £¥£±£¾ chao3 ![]() |
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V.t. | To fry, stir-fry, quick-fry, pan-fry, sautŽ: ª£¨§¨à fried beans, cracking noise like frying beans; ª£¦×µ· fried pork slivers; ª£Âû¤B fried chicken cubes; ²Mª£ fresh fried; ¼öª£ fried and served hot; ¿}ª£ sweet fried. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª£¶º chao3fan4, n., fried rice. 2. ª£¦Ì chao3mi3, n., crisp fried rice, resembling popcorn. 3. ª£¤c chao3shao2, n., a spatula used in sautŽing or quick stirring of food being fried. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.91-6 | £{£¹£½ lu2 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.93-2 | £¤£¹£½ zhu2 ![]() |
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¬¯ | Num. Index: 91D.93-6 | £££º£³£¿ xUan4 ![]() |
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V.i. | To show off, to dazzle. | ||||||||
Adj. | Radiant, glowing, dazzling. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¬¯©Ç xUan4guai4, adj., dazzlingly strange, shocking (tales, attitude). 2. ¬¯´b xUan4huo4, (1) adj., alluring, misleading. 3. ¬¯´b xUan4huo4, (2) v.t., to mislead by show-off. 4. ¬¯¥Ø xUan4mu4, v.i. & adj., dazzle, -ling. 5. ¬¯¬¯ xUan4xUan4, adj., dazzling. 6. ¬¯Ä£ xUan4yuah, adj., (1) dazzling, beaming; 7. ¬¯Ä£ xUan4yuah, (2) v.i., to beam with pride, to show off, be pedantic. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91D.93-8 | £~£¹£°£¿ hui4 ![]() |
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®g | Num. Index: 91S.00-1 | £¦££¿ she4 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | ¹²®g (*pu2ye4): (a) gen. officer in charge of royal household, chamberlain, steward; (b) a roayal minister in Tarng Dyn. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) To shoot with an arrow, rifle or injection: ®g½b shoot an arrow; ®gÀ» she4ji2¡õ; ª`®g to inject, an injection. (2) To emit, radiate (rays, to jet: ®g¥X¡Aµo®g¡A©ñ®g project (light, bullet); ®g¥ú cast light; ®g¼v project image; ¿ç®g to radiate, -tion; ¼Q®g to cast a jet (of flame, fountain water, perfume); ¼Q®g¾÷ jet engine. (3) To ¡§shoot¡¨an answer to a riddle in a litr. game: ®gÂÐ she4fu4¡õ; ¼v ®g 41S.91. (4) To aim at: ®g§Q aim at making profit. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®gµ{ she4cheng2, n., artillery range; 2. ®gµ{ she4cheng2, n., trajectory. 3. ®gÎW she4duo3, n., archery target. 4. ®gÂÐ she4fu4, n., a literary and wine game, thus s.o. gives the combination ¡§sky-jeans,¡¨ the riddle is to find the middle common word which follows ¡§sky¡¨ and precedes ¡§jeans,¡¨ namely, ¡§sky-blue,¡¨ ¡§blue jeans.¡¨ 5. ®gó¤ she4gou1, n., (AC) leather arm band worn on left arm of archer. 6. ®g«J she4hou2, n., archery target. 7. ®gÀ» she4ji2, v.i. & t., to shoot or shoot at with gun. 8. ®gÂy she4lie4, v.i. & t., to hunt. 9. ®gÆ she4xing4, v.i., to try one's luck at lottery, etc. 10. ®g©« she4tie3, n., (LL) an archery target. 11. ®gµ¦ she4ce4, n., (Hahn Dyn.) examination on current topics, later called ¹ïµ¦. |
°[ | Num. Index: 91S.00-1 | £¥£¯£¾ chai3 ![]() |
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N. | Wolf, short for °[¯T chai3lang2¡õ: °[¥Ø¡A°[Án eyes, voice like a wolf's; °[¤ß heart of a wild beast. | ||||||||
Words | 1. °[¯T chai3lang2, n., wolf. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.00-2 | £u£³£¿ pan4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To separate. (2) To judge, hand down decision at court: ¼f¡¼ to try at court; ¡¼¨M pan4jUe2¡õ; ¡¼¦X (court) decide against separation of couples; ¡¼®×¡Aµô¡¼ to make decision; §å¡¼ to comment on merits of case, to judge case; µû¡¼ to act as judge in contest; µû¡¼û such judge; ½Í¡¼ negotiate. | ||||||||
Adj. | Separate, disparate: ¡¼Y¨â¤H (behavior) different as if he were not the same person; ¡¼YÂE·¾ as if separated by a wide ditch, i.e., completely different. | ||||||||
N. | A judge: ¡¼©x pan4guan1¡õ; ³q ¡¼ 32.83. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼§O pan4bie2, v.t., distinguish (right and wrong). 2. ¡¼Â_ pan4duan4, n. & v.t., decide, decision; 3. ¡¼Â_ pan4duan4, n. & v.t., assessment of given situation; 4. ¡¼Â_ pan4duan4, n. & v.t., assessment of given situation: ¿ù»~¡¼Â_ wrong judgment of situation; 5. ¡¼Â_ pan4duan4, n. & v.t., ¡¼Â_¤O ability for making judgment. 6. ¡¼Ã| pan4du2, n., document containing judge's decision. 7. ¡¼©x pan4guan1, n., (1) (MC) chief of department; 8. ¡¼©x pan4guan1, n., (2) a judge in Hades. 9. ¡¼¨M pan4jUe2, v.t. & n., (make) court's decision, sentence (person); 10. ¡¼¨M pan4jUe2, v.t. & n., ¡¼¨M®Ñ judge's statement on decision; 11. ¡¼¨M pan4jUe2, v.t. & n., ¡¼¨M¤§«Å¥Ü pronouncement of judgment. 12. ¡¼¨à pan4er0, n., name given to sorcerer ÁéØP zhong1gui3, reputed to catch and punish devils. 13. ¡¼¨Ò pan4li4, n., (law) case law. 14. ¡¼°L pan4mei4, v.i., (LL) (of friends on departure) to separate, part ways (lit., ¡§separate sleeves¡¨). 15. ¡¼¥q pan4si1, n., (MC) (secretary in) department in charge of preparing court decisions. 16. ¡¼µü pan4ci2, n., (law) text of court's decision. |
Ðæ | Num. Index: 91S.00-2 | £¸£³£¾ yan3 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (*shan4) Name of a river in Chekiang. | ||||||||
V.t. | (AC) to chop, slice: Ðæ¨ä×H chop off his calf; Ðæ¤ì¬°¥Ú slice wood into arrows. |
¾° | Num. Index: 91S.00-2 | £¸£¿ yi4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To cut off the nose¡Ðan anc. punishment. |
×S | Num. Index: 91S.00-3 | £|££¾ ge3 ![]() |
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N. | Formerly, a big ship. |
öõ | Num. Index: 91S.00-9 | £¡£¸£±£¿ jiao4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Pure white, clean: öõµM (LL) maculate, unblemished. |
·Þ | Num. Index: 91S.01-1 | £x£¸£®£½ die2 ![]() |
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N. | Official communication, document: ·Þª¬ letter of complaint; ·Þ¤å¡A·Þ§e official letter; ³^·Þ lawsuit, judicial complaint; ³q·Þ despatch; diplomatic note: ³Ì«á³q·Þ an ultimatum; «× ·Þ 61.82, cf. ¿Ò 60A.01. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·Þ³ø die2bao4, n., military intelligence, espionage report, (also wr. ¿Ò). |
¸ú | Num. Index: 91S.01-4 | £x£¹£¬£½ duo2 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | To hide, hide away from: ¸ú°_¨Ó avoid being seen; ¸ú«B find shelter from rain; ¸úÃø (duo2nahn) escape from war or disaster, take refuge. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¸úÁ× duo2bi4, v.t., avoid meeting (person, disaster). 2. ¸ú¶} duo2kai1, v.i. & t., stay away, not to be involved: ¸ú¶}³d¥ô shirk duty. 3. ¸úÃi duo2lan3, v.i., try to get by without attending to work. 4. ¸ú°Î duo2ni4, v.i., to hide (in some place). 5. ¸ú°{ duo2shan3, v.i., avoid being seen. 6. ¸úÂà duo2cang2, v.i., hide away: ¸ú¸úÂÃÂà dare not show up openly. |
àZ | Num. Index: 91S.01-9 | £££¸£² xiu1 ![]() |
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N. | See î· àZ 91S.70. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.01-9 | £v£¸£³£½ mian2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Cotton wad, wool (u.f. ´Ö). (2) Silk wool: ¡¼¤l mian2zi0¡õ. (3) A sruname. | ||||||||
Adj. | Soft., tensile, downy like cotton; long continuing: ¡¼¡¼¡A¡¼©µ mian2mian2, mian2yan2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼Á¡ mian2bo2, n., (court.) my humble effort. 2. ¡¼ªø mian2chang2, adj., extending far (of generations, dynasty). 3. ¡¼Ë¡ mian2qian1, adj., luxuriant (plants). 4. ¡¼Öè mian2chou2, n. silk made from coarser threads of cocoons. 5. ¡¼Õ[ mian2chuo4, adj., (LL) still hanging on and breathing (of dying person). 6. ¡¼¿w mian2du4, adj., (LL) in critical prolonged illness. 7. ¡¼¹y mian2dun4, adj., see mian2du4¡ô. 8. ¡¼¥å mian2gehng, adj., see mian2chang2¡ô. 9. ¡¼¤O mian2li4, n., my humble effort: ºÜºÉ¡¼¤O do my best¡×mian2bo2¡ô. 10. ¡¼úG°w mian2li3zhen1, n., needle in wool, dangerous person smooth in exterior. 11. ¡¼ÆZ mian2man2, n., (AC) birdcry. 12. ¡¼¡¼ mian2mian2, adj., continuing, lingering on: ¡¼¡¼¤£µ´ continuing for ever; 13. ¡¼¡¼ mian2mian2, adj., ¦¹«ë¡¼¡¼µLºÉ´Á this lover's regret shall last for evermore. 14. ¡¼±K mian2mi4, adj., fine and careful (attention), well-meshed (system). 15. ¡¼¤l mian2zi0, n., silk wool in paper-thin sheets used in Chin. ink-pad, etc. 16. ¡¼©µ mian2yan2, v.i. & adj., continue (-ing) far or long (family tree, etc.). 17. ¡¼¦Ï mian2yang2, n., sheep (cf. ¤s¦Ï goat). |
ùÔ | Num. Index: 91S.02-1 | £z£µ£¿ nang4 ![]() |
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Adj. | ùÔ»ó¡]¤l¡^¡]¨à¡^ noe blocked up. |
ô¶ | Num. Index: 91S.02-2 | £v£¶£½ meng2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ô¶½Ä meng2chong1, n., anc. warships protected with cowhide (also wr. »X½Ä). 2. ô¶ð¢ meng2tong2, n., ditto. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.02-9 | £v£¬£¿ mo4 ![]() |
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ü· | Num. Index: 91S.10-1 | £y£¸£¾ ti3 ![]() |
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ü| | Num. Index: 91S.10-2 | £££¸£´£¿ xin4 ![]() |
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N. | (LL) a quarrel, dispute (var. Æ] 90.50). |
ÛÀ | Num. Index: 91S.10-3 | £·£¿ er4 ![]() |
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V.t. | (AC) to smear animal blood as pledge in signing treaties, by shaving off hair around animal's ear first. |
ÂM | Num. Index: 91S.10-3 | £~£³ han1 ![]() |
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V.i. | To snore: ÂMºÎ snore in sleep (cf. óø 91S.50). |
Óà | Num. Index: 91S.10-3 | £³£¿ an4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (AC) prison. |
µP | Num. Index: 91S.10-9 | £u£¯£½ pai2 ![]() |
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N. | Tablet, signboard, usu. inscribed; playing card: ¥´µP to play cards; ªùµP¸¹¼Æ house number. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µPº] pai2bang3, n., notice board; 2. µPº] pai2bang3, n., signboard. 3. µP°Ð pai2bian3, n., signboard over shop, hall or door; 4. µP°Ð pai2bian3, n., µP°Ð¨à (pai2biae1er0) one's prestige. 5. µPÃB pai2e4, n., see pai2bian3¡ô. 6. µP§{ pai2fang1, n., memorial arch. 7. µP·Ó pai2zhao4, n., license, license plate. 8. µP¤E pai2jiu3, n., game of dominoes. 9. µP§½ pai2jU2, n., gambling house or party, esp. at singsong house. 10. µP¼Ó pai2lou2, n., ornamental arch, archway. 11. µP¥Ü pai2shi4, n, public notice on signboard; 12. µP¥Ü pai2shi4, v.i., give such notice. 13. µP¤l pai2zi0, n. label, trademark; 14. µP¤l pai2zi0, n. (fig.) a man's reputation: ¥LµP¤l¯u¤j enjoys a big name; 15. µP¤l pai2zi0, n. name of song or theatrical selection, shown in theater. 16. µP¦ì pai2wei4, n., spirit tablet. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.10-9 | £~£±£¿ hao4 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.11-2 | £~£¹£³ huan1 ![]() |
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N. | The badger: ½Þ¡¼ badger; ª¯¡¼ jackal. |
»© | Num. Index: 91S.11-4 | £{£¸£½ li2 ![]() |
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N. | (Zoo.) the fox, racoon, nyctereutes procyonoides; see ª° »© 91C.83; various animals of the feline family (usu. wr. ¯W): »©¿ß li2mao1¡õ; »»© the civet cat. | ||||||||
Words | 1. »©¿ß li2mao1, n., (zoo.) a kind of wild cat. 2. »©¥£ li2nu2, n., (LL) the cat. 3. »©Ä¦ li2zaau, n., (bot.) the common bladderwort, utricularia valgaris. |
ð¢ | Num. Index: 91S.11-6 | £y£¹£¶£½ tong2 ![]() |
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N. | See ô¶ ð¢ 91S.02. |
øA | Num. Index: 91S.11-6 | £¥£²£½ chou2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (¡×¤³ 91A.70) enemy: ³øøA to revenge. (2) (¡×¾©) mate: øA¤Ç rival. (3) (¡×¹S) (AC) repayment; repartee. (4) Proofreading, to proofread; ®ÕøA comparison of texts. | ||||||||
Words | 1. øA®Õ chou2jiao4, v.i., to proofread; 2. øA®Õ chou2jiao4, v.i., compare texts. |
Q | Num. Index: 91S.21-2 | £¦£³ shan1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. QªO shan1ban3, n., a sampan. |
Âß | Num. Index: 91S.21-5 | £¢£º qU1 ![]() |
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N. | The human body: ¦×Âß the flesh (physical body); ÆFÂß the soul (spiritual body); ¬°°ê®½Âß die for one's country. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Âß´ß qU1qiao4, n., the physical body. 2. Âß·F qU1gan4, n., (1) (physiol.) the trunk of animal; 3. Âß·F qU1gan4, n., (2) stature: Âß·F¶¯°¶ a tall stature. 4. ÂßÅé qU1ti3, n., the human body. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.21-9 | £¤£«£½ zha2 ![]() |
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«Ó | Num. Index: 91S.22-2 | £¦£¹£¯£¿ shuai4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Commander in chief: ²Î«Ó¡A¥D«Ó¡A¤¸«Ó ditto; ¥D«Ó polite address of commander; ±N«Ó commanders, generals, of the army. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To command (army): ²Î«Ó ditto: «Ó®v¡A«Ó§L command or lead troops. (2) (AC) u.f. ²v¡A«Ó¡]¡×²v¡^¥Ñ³¹ 60.10. | ||||||||
Adj. | Handsome, attractive (also wr. ²v)¡Gªø±o¯u«Ó¡A¥´§ê±o¦n«Ó look handsome, dress handsomely. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «Ó»â shauihling3, v.t. & n., to command, commander. |
®v | Num. Index: 91S.22-3 | £ª£¿ si4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Teacher: ¦Ñ®v teacher (of any age or sex); ®v¤÷¡A®v¶Ç si4fu0, si4fu4¡õ; ®v¹D si4dao4¡õ; ´L®v respect for teachers; ®v¥ÍÃö«Y relation of teacher and pupil; ®v¤Í si4you3¡õ; ®v½d¡A®v¸ê¡A®vªí si4fan4, si4zi1, si4biao3¡õ. (2) Attached to term of address of various professional people: Âå®v¡A«ß®v doctor, lawyer; ªª®v clergyman, pastor; ¤uµ{®v¡A«Ø¿v®v engineer, architect; ·|p®v public accountant; ²z¾v®v¡A¼p®v barber, cook. (3) (Mil.) a division: ®vªø si4zhang3¡õ; ¸Ë¥Ò®v armored division; ¨B§L®v infantry division; ®v¹Î si4tuan2¡õ. (4) Gen. term for troops, army or navy: ¶¯®v a grat army; ¯Z®v recall troops; ¤ô®v the navy, naval squadron; ®v¥XµL¦W send army out without a righteous cause. | ||||||||
V.t. | To imitate: ®v¨ä©Òªø learn from person his good points; ®v¥j to imitate the ancients; ®v¨Æ¡A®vªk si4shi4, si4fa3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®v«O si4bao3, v.t., as in (AC) ®v«O¸U¥Á to act as teacher and protector to the people. 2. ®vªí si4biao3, n., the model: ¬°¤H®vªí be model for others; 3. ®vªí si4biao3, n., ¸U¥@®vªí ¡§the teacher for all age¡¨ (title conferred upon Confucius). 4. ®v¤ñ si4bi3, n., (AC) girdle hook. 5. ®v©Ó si4cheng2, n., the succession of teachings from master to disciples; 6. ®v©Ó si4cheng2, n., ®v©Ó°O such record showing how oral tradition was handed down. 7. ®v¹D si4dao4, n., the teacher's status and position of respect. 8. ®v§Ì si4di4, n., (1) master and pupil; 9. ®v§Ì si4di4, n., (2) formerly, address of a junior fellow student. 10. ®vªk si4fa3, (1) v.t., to imitate: ®vªk¥j¤H imitate the ancients; 11. ®vªk si4fa3, (2) n., tradition, technique handed down by master; 12. ®vªk si4fa3, (3) (AC) strategy (¡×§Lªk). 13. ®v½d si4fan4, (1) n., the teacher as model for others; 14. ®v½d si4fan4, (2) adj. normal: ®v½d¾Ç®Õ¡A¤j¾Ç normal school, teachers' college; 15. ®v½d si4fan4, (3) v.t., (LL) to take (s.o.) as model. 16. ®v¤÷ si4fu0, n., (1) see si4fu4¡õ; 17. ®v¤÷ si4fu0, n., (2) address of respect to monks or nuns; 18. ®v¤÷ si4fu0, n., (3) common address of certain professions, like ¡§Master¡¨: ¥»¦K®v¤÷¡A¼p®v¤÷ ¡§master¡¨ carpenter, ¡§master¡¨ cook. 19. ®v³Å si4fu4, n., (1) (LL) teacher, tutor, master; 20. ®v³Å si4fu4, n., (2) (si4fu0) ditto. 21. ®v»² si4fu3, n., (LL) teachers and friends in learning. 22. ®v¤z si4gan1, v.t., (AC) defense forces. 23. ®v©h si4gu1, n., address of nun (¡§teacher-aunt¡¨). 24. ®vªø si4zhang3, n., (1) division commander; 25. ®vªø si4zhang3, n., (2) teachers and elders. 26. ®v©j si4jie3, n., address of elder fellow girl student; 27. ®v©j si4jie3, n., teacher's daughter older than oneself. 28. ®v®È si4lU3, n., troops in gen. (¡§divisions and brigades¡¨). 29. ®v©f si4mei4, n., address of younger fellow girl student; 30. ®v©f si4mei4, n., teacher's daughter younger than oneself. 31. ®vªù si4men2, n., formerly, school of a private teacher or master (¡×®v¤§ªù¤U). 32. ®v¥À si4mu3, n., respectful address of teacher's wife or of wife of elderly friend. 33. ®v®Q si4niang2, n., (coll.) ditto. 34. ®v±C si4po2, n., priestess, sorceress. 35. ®v¤ß si4xin1, phr., ®v¤ß¦Û¥Î not willing to listen to advice, act and show overconfidence in oneself. 36. ®v«Ó si4shuai4, n., as in (AC) ¥Á¤§®v«Ó guide and model for the people. 37. ®v¨Æ si4shi4, v.t., to serve (s.o.) as master or teacher; 38. ®v¨Æ si4shi4, v.t., to be taught by. 39. ®v¥S si4xiong1, n., (1) address of fellow student, one's senior; 40. ®v¥S si4xiong1, n., (2) teacher's son older than oneself; 41. ®v¥S si4xiong1, n., (3) oft. address of one of younger generation, whose father is one's friend: ®v¥S´X¦ì how many sons have you? ®v¥S§Ì¨à si4xiong1dieher0, fellow students, students of same tutor (formerly, a clsoer relationship). 42. ®v¤Ó si4tai4, n., (sl.) teacher's wife, see si4mu3¡ô. 43. ®v¹Î si4tuan2, n., army corp. 44. ®v®{ si4tu2, n., teacher and pupil (relationship). 45. ®v¸ê si4zi1, n., (1) standard and quality of teachers: ®v¸ê¯Ê¥F lack of good teachers; 46. ®v¸ê si4zi1, n., (2) model and example: µ½¤HªÌ¤£µ½¤H¤§®v¤]¡A¤£µ½ªÌ¤H¤§¸ê¤]¡]¦Ñ¤l¡^ the good are model for the bad, and the bad are examples (of warning) for the good. 47. ®v·Ý si4ye2, n., (1) formerly, teacher's teacher or teacher's father; 48. ®v·Ý si4ye2, n., (2) (si4ye0) formerly, scholar or expert in law and bureaucratic matters in a magistrate's office: ²Ð¿³®v·Ý expert in legal briefs, usu. from ²Ð¿³ county. 49. ®v¤Í si4you3, n., teachers and friends. |
×è | Num. Index: 91S.22-3 | £y£³£½ tan2 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. |
×ï | Num. Index: 91S.22-3 | £u£¸£½ pi2 ![]() |
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N. | Name of anc. county in Szechuan: צ. |
à© | Num. Index: 91S.22-3 | £¹ wu1 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. |
¨ù | Num. Index: 91S.22-5 | £££º£¿ xU4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To comfort the afflicted or the bereaved, to relieve the poor, sick, those stricken with famine: ¨ù©t comfort the orphan; Åé¨ù take pity on, have consideration for (the unfortunate); ¼¾¨ù©t¨à take care of orpahned child and bring him up. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨ù¨å xU4dian3, n., formerly, the elaborate funeral ceremonies of high officials. 2. ¨ù¯î xU4huang1, v.i. & n., (carry on) famine relief. 3. ¨ùª÷ xU4jin1, n., grant of money for the bereaved, also ¾i¨ùª÷. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.22-5 | £¡£¸£½ ji2 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) V.i., be: ¡¼¦¹¤H¤] it is he; «D¨ä¤÷¥S¡A¡¼¨ä¤l§Ì if it's not his father or brother, it must be his children. (2) V.t., approach, go near to: ¡¼¤§¤]·Å (AC) when you go near him, you find kim to be so gentle and kind. (3) Depart from: ¡¼¥@ ji2shi41¡õ. (4) Do, engage in, undertake, conduct: ¤£§Q¡¼¦¥ (AC) time not auspicious for going to war. (5) Assume (office), take (one's seat): ¡¼¦ì ji2wei4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) The same (day, etc.), immediate: ¡¼¤é ji2ri4, ¡¼´Á ji2chi2, ¡¼¤µ ji2jin1¡õ. (2) Close together, nearby: ¤£¡¼¤£Â÷ (of relations between persons) hold slightly aloof, neither accept nor reject (approach). | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) As soon as: ¾¤©ú¡¼°_ get up as soon as it dawns; ®ðÂ_§Y¦º a person dies as soon as he ceases to breathe. (2) Then: °¡¼§K¦º if you surrender, then your life will be spared; µL¤D§Y¶Ë§g¤ý¤§©Ò·R¥G won't you then give offense to the prince's beloved ones? (3) Quickly, at once: ·í§Y right away; ¡¼¨è ji2ke4¡õ; ¥ß¡¼ immediately; ¡¼¥i¨Ï¥Î usable at once; ¡¼±N soon, in no time; ¡¼³t ji2su4¡õ | ||||||||
Conj. | Even if, even though: ¡¼¨Ï ji2shi3, ¡¼¥O ji2ling4¡õ; ¡¼©Î ji2huo4, «K bian4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼«K ji2bian4, adv., phr., even if: ¡¼«K¬O§A¡A¤]±o³B»@ even if it were you, you would be punished. 2. ¡¼´Á ji2chi2, adj., as in ¡¼´Á¤ä²¼ a check payable on demand. 3. ¡¼©Î ji2huo4, adv., phr., even though. 4. ¡¼¯u ji2zhen1, v.i., (of officials) be formally appointed after a period of acting. 5. ¡¼º¥ ji2jian4, adv., gradually, by slow steps. 6. ¡¼´º ji2jing3, adj., (of poems) written with what one sees before one's eyes as subject matter. 7. ¡¼¤µ ji2jin1, adv., right now, at this very moment. 8. ¡¼¦N ji2ji2, v.i., take off mourning garments. 9. ¡¼¨è ji2ke4, adv., immediately, at once. 10. ¡¼¥O ji2ling4, conj. & v.t., even if; 11. ¡¼¥O ji2ling4, conj. & v.t., order immediately. 12. ¡¼¦p ji2ru2, adv., as if. 13. ¡¼¤é ji2ri4, adv., (1) this very day; 14. ¡¼¤é ji2ri4, adv., (2) in the next few days. 15. ¡¼¿³ ji2xing4, adj., as in ¡¼¿³½á¸Ö¡A¡¼¿³ªíºt write poems, give a show on the spur of the moment. 16. ¡¼®u ji2xi2, adj., in the course of a dinner party; 17. ¡¼®u ji2xi2, adj., on-the-spot. 18. ¡¼¥@ ji2shi41, v.i., (LL) depart from the world, pass away. 19. ¡¼¨Æ ji2shi42, (1) v.i., assume office; 20. ¡¼¨Æ ji2shi42, (2) adv., with reference to conditions as they are. 21. ¡¼®É ji2shi2, adv., right away, immediately. 22. ¡¼¨Ï ji2shi3, conj., even if. 23. ¡¼³t ji2su4, adv., as soon as possible. 24. ¡¼¦¹ ji2ci3, phr., that's it. 25. ¡¼¦¨à ji2zao3er0, adv. phr., while it's early, at an early moment. 26. ¡¼¦ì ji2wei4, v.i., (1) ascend the throne; 27. ¡¼¦ì ji2wei4, v.i., (2) take seat. 28. ¡¼©] ji2ye4, adv., the very night. |
Âk | Num. Index: 91S.22-5 | £|£¹£° gui1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Return (of persons or things borrowed). (2) (Math.) (calculation by the use of abacus) division: ¤EÂk division with a one-digit divisor. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) V.i., come back: Âk¨Ó to return; Âk¥h¨Ó¤¼ I'm going home! Âk°ê come back to one's homeland; Âk³~ the return trip; Âk¶¤ (of soldiers) report for duty, (fig.) return to the fold; ¦çÀAºaÂk (of government officials) return home with high honors. (2) V.t., to return (s.t.) borrowed: ÂkÁÙ gui1huan2¡õ. (3) V.i., ¤_Âk (AC, of women) to marry. (4) V.i., submit, yield: Âkªþ gui1fu4, Âk¶¶ gui1shun4¡õ; Âk° to surrender; Âk¤Æ gui1hua4¡õ; Âk¥D become a Christian. (5) V.t., put together, assemble in one place: Âk¨Ö gui1bing4, ÂkÃl gui1long3, Âk»ô gui1chi2¡õ; Âk¤F¥]°ï calculate as a whole. (6) V.t., attribute to: Âk¥\ give (s.o.) credit for; Âk¸o blame (s.o.) for; Âk©S gui1jiu4¡õ. (7) V.i., tend, come to an end: Âk±J gui1su4¡õ; ®í³~¦PÂk all roads lead to Rome; ¦PÂk©óºÉ (of enemies, forlorn lovers, etc.) get killed at one and the same time; Âk®Ú gui1gen1¡õ; Âkµ² gui1jie2¡õ. (8) (Var. õX *kui4) v.t., (AC) give as present: Âk¤Õ¤l³b present Confucius with leg of pork. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Âk®× gui1an4, v.t., to bring back s.t. or s.o. to court, case or subject file. 2. Âk¨Ö gui1bing4, v.t., annex (territory) by force; 3. Âk¨Ö gui1bing4, v.t., blend, mix, compound, reunite. 4. Âk»ô gui1chi2, (1) v.t., to lump or put together; 5. Âk»ô gui1chi2, (2) adv., altogether, after all: Âk»ô¤£¨ì¤@Ó¤ë less than a month altogether; 6. Âk»ô gui1chi2, adv., »¡¤FÂk»ô¡A§AÁÙ¤£¦¨ won't you come round after all? 7. Âk°£ gui1chu2, n., (math.) (calculation by the use of abacus) division with a more than onedigit divisor. 8. Âkªþ gui1fu4, v.i., pay allegiance to the rule of another, acknowledge sovereignty. 9. Âk®Ú¡]¨à¡^ gui1gen1 (gui1ge1er0), (1) v.i., come to an end; 10. Âk®Ú¡]¨à¡^ gui1gen1 (gui1ge1er0), (2) adv., in the end, at last, finally. 11. Âk°© gui1gu3, v.i., have one's bones buried (usu. in one's native district). 12. Âk¤Æ gui1hua4, v.i., (1) submit to Chin. rule; 13. Âk¤Æ gui1hua4, v.i., adopt Chin. customs; 14. Âk¤Æ gui1hua4, v.i., (2) (law) (be) naturalize(d). 15. ÂkÁÙ gui1huan2, (1) v.i., come back; 16. ÂkÁÙ gui1huan2, (2) v.t., return (things) borrowed. 17. Âk»¯ gui1zhao4, v.t., (allu.) to return (s.t.) to its rightful owner intact. 18. Âk¯u gui1zhen1, v.i., (1) (Budd.) attain nirvana, pass away, die; 19. Âk¯u gui1zhen1, v.i., (2) rediscover one's true self: ªð¾ëÂk¯u recover man's original simplicity. 20. Âk®a gui1jia1, v.i. & n., return home, home-coming. 21. Âkµ² gui1jie2, (1) v.i., come to a conclusion; 22. Âkµ² gui1jie2, (2) adv., in the end: Âkµ²¸¨ªÅ in the end get nothing. 23. Âk©S gui1jiu4, v.t., lay the blame on (s.o.). 24. ÂkµÛ gui1zhuo0, v.t., fix up (room, clothing), put in order. 25. ÂkÃl gui1long3, v.t., collect, assemble together. 26. Âk¯Ç gui1na4, v.t., (logic) infer by induction: Âk¯Çªk (logic) the inductive method, a postriori reasoning, induction (opp. ºtöªk a priori reasoning, deduction). 27. Âk¹ç gui1ning2, v.i., (of married women) go back to paternal home for a visit, (rarely of men) visit with one's parents. 28. Âk¦è gui1xi1, v.i., die, pass away, (lit., ¡§go west¡¨ or to the abode of the dead). 29. Âk¬Ù gui1xing3, v.i., go home to pay respects to one's parents. 30. Âk¤ß gui1xin1, v.t. & n., (1) v.t., pay allegiance to; 31. Âk¤ß gui1xin1, v.t. & n., (2) n., nostalgia for home: Âk¤ß¦ü½b anxious to return home as soon as possible. 32. Âk¥ð gui1xiu1, v.i., (1) retire and return home; 33. Âk¥ð gui1xiu1, v.i., (2) (AC) die, pass away, (lit., ¡§go to one's rest¡¨). 34. Âk¶¶ gui1shun4, v.i., to surrender, pay allegiance to. 35. Âk±J gui1su4, (1) v.i., (of persons) come to a (usu. happy) end; 36. Âk±J gui1su4, (2) n., a lasting or permanent in life: §ä¨ìÂk±J (of girls) be happily married. 37. Âk¤Ñ gui1tian21, v.i., (euphem.) die, pass away, (lit., ¡§go up to heaven¡¨). 38. Âk¥Ð gui1tian22, v.i., (of officials) resign from office and return home. 39. Âk©v gui1zong1, v.i., (of adopted children) return to one's own parents or clan. 40. Âk¨Ì gui1yi1, v.i., become a Buddhist (also wr. ¬Ô¨Ì). |
×V | Num. Index: 91S.22-9 | £¨££½ ze2 ![]() |
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N. | ×V»S (LL) a small boat. |
½J | Num. Index: 91S.30-2 | £¯£½ ai2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) dazzlingly white: ½J½J ditto. |
÷F | Num. Index: 91S.30-2 | £{£¹£½ lu2 ![]() |
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N. | See ×T ÷F 91S.41. |
Ði | Num. Index: 91S.30-3 | £££¸£µ xiang1 ![]() |
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N. | A small boat. |
»S | Num. Index: 91S.30-3 | £v£¶£¾ meng3 ![]() |
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N. | See ×V »S 91S.22. |
ÓÐ | Num. Index: 91S.30-5 | £z£º£¿ nU4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Bleeding from the nose; (med.) epistaxis. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | ±ÑÓÐ (of army) be defeated in battle. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.30-5 | £|£¹£° gui1 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.30-5 | £z£º£¿ nU4 ![]() |
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N. | Bleeding form the nose. |
Ä¥ | Num. Index: 91S.30-5 | £¡£¸£³£¿ jian4 ![]() |
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N. | A warship: Ä¥¶¤ jian4dui4, Ä¥ªø jian4zhang3¡õ; ²îÄ¥¡AÄ¥¸¥ naval vessels; ¥D¤OÄ¥ a battleship; ¨µ¬vÄ¥ a cruiser; ÅX³vÄ¥ a destroyer; ¯èªÅ¥ÀÄ¥ an aircraft carrier, a flattop; ¾ÔÄ¥ a man-of-war; ºXÄ¥ the flagship; ¯¥Ä¥ a gunboat; xÄ¥ a warship. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ä¥¶¤ jian4dui4, n., a naval squadron, fleet. 2. Ä¥ªø jian4zhang3, n., captain, commander, skipper (of a warship). |
µq | Num. Index: 91S.40-1 | £~£±£¿ hao4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Bright, hoary, brilliant white: µq¤ë·íªÅ the bright moon in the sky; ©ú²¶µq¾¦ clear eyes and white teeth; µ£ÃCµqº (of old man) ruddy complexion and hoary head. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µqµq hao4hao4, adj., (1) shining white; 2. µqµq hao4hao4, adj., (2) (AC) open-hearted and poised in character. 3. µq¾z hao4po4, n., (LL) the moon. |
¥[ | Num. Index: 91S.40-4 | £¡£¸£« jia1 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) Add to, increase: ¥[Ä¡A¥[Á~ raise one's pay, pay-hike; ¥[¼W jia1zeng1¡õ; ¼W¥[ add some more; ²K¥[¡A¥[¦h to increase, augment; ¥[¿ jia1bei4¡õ; ¥[¤u (of raw materials) to process into a finished product; ¥[¥\ make redoubled efforts; ¥[À\ eat adequatedly; ¥[¦çªA¬ï put on more clothes; ¥[«j make greater exertions; §ó¥[ more and more, all the more; µL¥H´_¥[ the last word, the best (worst) of its kind; ¸o¥[¤@µ¥ doubly guilty; ¥[¼g insert words; ¥[¦L to stamp or seal. (2) Confer, give, bestow: ¥[¡]¤§¡^©ó give to, confer on; ¥[®` jia1hai4¡õ; ¥[¸o©ó¥L blame it on him; °Ñ¥[ be a party to, take part in; ¥[¤J jia1ru4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥[¯Z jia1ban1, v.i., to work overtime. 2. ¥[¿ jia1bei4, v.t., (1) to double (an amount); 3. ¥[¿ jia1bei4, v.t., (2) redouble (efforts). 4. ¥[ªk jia1fa3, n., (math.) addition. 5. ¥[©x jia1guan1, v.i., (1) hold a concurrent job; 6. ¥[©x jia1guan1, v.i., (2) formerly, be promoted to a highter position. 7. ¥[®` jia1hai4, v.t., intentionally hurt or injure, implicate, incriminate. 8. ¥[¸¹ jia1hao4, n., (math.) the plus sign (+). 9. ¥[Å@ jia1hu4, v.t., (of gods) bless, take special care of. 10. ¥[« jia1zhong4, v.i. & t., (1) become or make heavier; 11. ¥[« jia1zhong4, v.i. & t., (2) impose a heavier burden or severer penalty on s.o. 12. ¥[®Æ jia1liao4, n., articles made of superior materials. 13. ¥[§ jia1li3, v.t., treat with exceptional civility. 14. ¥[Íù jia1li2, n., (translit.) curry. 15. ¥[¨Ú jia1lun2, n., (translit.) a gallon. 16. ¥[·ù jia1meng2, v.i., become a member of an alliance, a fraternity or a secret society. 17. ¥[°Ã jia1mian3, (1) v.t., to crown; 18. ¥[°Ã jia1mian3, (2) n., coronation. 19. ¥[®³¤j jia1na3dai4, n., Canada. 20. ¥[¤J jia1ru4, v.t., join, enter, become a member of (a club, society, political party). 21. ¥[¼Æ jia1shu4, n., (math.) a number to be added to another. 22. ¥[³t jia1su4, v.i. & t., accelerate: ¥[³t«× (phys.) acceleration; 23. ¥[³t jia1su4, v.i. & t., ¥[³t¤O (phys). accelerated force. 24. ¥[¼W jia1zeng1, v.t., to increase, raise, enhance, reinforce. 25. ¥[¨¥¨à jia1ya2er01, v.i., embellish reported speech with malicious falsifications. 26. ¥[ÆQ¨à jia1ya2er02, v.i., ditto. 27. ¥[¤@ jia1yi1, adj., ten per cent (extra, surcharge). 28. ¥[·N jia1yi4, v.t., pay special attention to, heed. 29. ¥[ªo¡]¨à¡^ jia1you2(er0), v.i., to pep up, to cheer (game player). |
²î | Num. Index: 91S.40-4 | £¥£¹£³£½ chuan2 ![]() |
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N. | A boat, ship: ½ü²î¡A¨T²î steamboat; º®²î fishing boat; ©ì²î¡A»é²î tug boat; ¦E²î paddle boat; ¸²î airship, module; ¤ÓªÅ²î spaceship; ¤W²î¡A¤U²î go aboard, disembark from ship; §¤²î¡A¼²î go by boat; ¶}²î boat sails. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²îªO chuan2ban3, n., boat deck. 2. ²îÀ° chuan2bang1, n., hull of ship, ship's side. 3. ²î²í chuan2bo2, n., (oft. as collective n.) ships (on sea or harbor). 4. ²î°ð chuan2bu4, n., port of call. 5. ²î¼t chuan2chang3, n., shipyard. 6. ²î´Á chuan2chi2, n., sailing schedule. 7. ²î´ë chuan2qU2, n., chuan2wu4¡õ. 8. ²î¶O chuan2fei4, n., cost of boat ticket. 9. ²î¤Ò chuan2fu1, n., boatman, boat hand. 10. ²î°© chuan2gu3, n., boat's beam. 11. ²î¤á chuan2hu4, n., boatman. 12. ²îªø chuan2zhang3, n., ship's captain. 13. ²î®a chuan2jia1, n., boatman or his family. 14. ²î¸} chuan2jiao3, n, cost of freight. 15. ²îÄy chuan2ji2, n., nationality of ship's registration. 16. ²î¥D chuan2zhu3, n., (1) ship's captain; 17. ²î¥D chuan2zhu3, n., (2) shipowner. 18. ²î°¦ chuan2zhi1, n., boats and ships in gen: ©¹¨Ó²î°¦ the shipping traffic. 19. ²î± chuan2mian4, n., the deck. 20. ²îÁO¡]¤l¡^ chuan2peng2(zi0), n., (1) matting cover for houseboats; 21. ²îÁO¡]¤l¡^ chuan2peng2(zi0), n., (2) (LL) a sail (¡×¦| 22B.70). 22. ²î²¼ chuan2piao4, n., boat ticket. 23. ²î±é chuan2shao1, n., bow of ship. 24. ²î²ì chuan2xian2, n., gunwale. 25. ²îÀY chuan2tou2, n., ship's bow. 26. ²î¿µ chuan2cang1, n., berth, also ship's hold. 27. ²î§À chuan2wei3, n., stern. 28. ²î®é chuan2wei2, n., mast. 29. ²î¶õ chuan2wu4, n., dock, dockyard. 30. ²îû chuan2yUan2, n., seaman, sailor. 31. ²î¹B chuan2yUn4, n., transportation by sea. |
¶I | Num. Index: 91S.40-5 | £x£¸£± diao1 ![]() |
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N. | Sable: ¶I¥Ö¤j¦ç sable coat. |
¿µ | Num. Index: 91S.40-8 | £©£µ cang1 ![]() |
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N. | A deck, a berth: ¿µ¦ì berth in ship; ÀYµ¥¿µ firstclass berth; «È¿µ passenger's berth; ¿µ± the deck; ¿µªù hatch; ¿µ©³ ship's hold; ·Ñ¿µ the hold where coal is kept. |
¸è | Num. Index: 91S.40-9 | £~££½ he2 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Also *hao2) ¸è¤l a badger; ¸èµ³ badger skin. (2) (*mo4) ¸è¨f¡A¥_¸è term for wild tribe in the north. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.41-1 | £¢£¸£µ£½ qiang2 ![]() |
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×T | Num. Index: 91S.41-2 | £¤£¹£½ zhu2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Helmsman's place. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ×T÷F zhu2lu2, n., formerly, broadbeamed and square-browed boat, used in sea battle. |
¿ß | Num. Index: 91S.41-2 | £v£± mao1 ![]() |
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N. | (mao1zi0, or mao1er0) Cat: ¿ßú¯Ó¤l a cat crying at mouse's death, ¡§crocodile tears¡¨; ¿ß¹«¦P¯v thieves and police working together; ¿ß¨à§¿ (derisive of) bad wine (¡§cat's urine¡¨); ¿ß¨à·Ä mao1er0ni4 a personal secret that cannot be told. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¿ß¨à¯v mao1'er0yan3, n., cat's-eye, a precious stone. 2. ¿ß¯W mao1li2, n., wild cat, bobcat, lynx. 3. ¿ßÀYÆN mao1tou2ying1, n., owl. 4. ¿ß¯v¥Û mao1yan3shi2, n., see mao1er0yan3¡ô, also called ¿ß·ú¥Û mao1jing1shi2. 5. ¿ß³½ mao1yU2, n., small fish as cat's food. |
¸ç | Num. Index: 91S.41-3 | £v£¬£¿ mo4 ![]() |
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N. | Name of anc. northern tribe: ÆZ¸ç¤§¨¹ country of barbarians. |
íx | Num. Index: 91S.41-9 | £u£¬£½ po2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. íxíx po2po2, adj., (AC) white (of hair, snow); 2. íxíx po2po2, adj., big-bellied, paunchy. 3. íxµM po2ran2, adj., (AC) white; 4. íxµM po2ran2, adj., paunchy. |
²í | Num. Index: 91S.41-9 | £t£¬£½ bo2 ![]() |
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N. | Ship, usu. sea-going, usu. ²î²í sea-going ships. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²í¨Ó«~ bo2lai2pin3, n., goods from across the ocean, generally foreign goods. 2. ²íª« bo2wu4, n., (MC) same as bo2lai2pin3¡ô. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.41-9 | £{£¹£¾ lu3 ![]() |
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ߥ | Num. Index: 91S.42-2 | £¦£± shao1 ![]() |
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N. | The boat stern: ߥ¤½ boatman, helmsman. |
½ö | Num. Index: 91S.42-2 | £y£µ£¾ tang3 ![]() |
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V.i. | To lie down: ½ö¤U¡A½ö¤U¥h lie down; ½ö¦b§É¤W lie in bed; ¦b³o¨à½ö½ö lie down here a bit; ½öûó·²·² lie down for a little rest; ½öûó½Í talk lying down; ½ö±o´ý¨µoµh the body is sore from lying (a long time). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ½ö²î tang3chuan2, n., a kind of boat with bed or space for lying down. 2. ½ö´È tang3yi3, n., deck chair; 3. ½ö´È tang3yi3, n., chaise longue. |
ë² | Num. Index: 91S.42-2 | £y£¹£³ tuan1 ![]() |
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N. | The badger, meles anakuma (also known as ½Þ¡¼). |
¼ø | Num. Index: 91S.42-6 | £¸£²£¾ you3 ![]() |
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N. | (LL) window: ¼ø¤á doors and windows. | ||||||||
V.t. | (AC) to enlighten (people). |
òÅ | Num. Index: 91S.50-2 | £{£¹£¾ lu3 ![]() |
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°` | Num. Index: 91S.50-5 | £|£¹£¶ gong1 ![]() |
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N. | The human body: Áù°` to bow (lit., ¡§to bend the body¡¨); ¬F°`¹H©M (of public men) be ill; ¬F°`±d®õ ¡§best wishes for Your Excellency's health.¡¨ | ||||||||
V.i. | (Of the human body) bend: °`¨¡A°`µÛ¨¤l to bow with the body slightly bent, as a sign of respect. | ||||||||
Adv. | Personally, in person: ¤Ï°`¦Û°Ý¡]¬Ù¡^ self-introspection; °`¿Ë gong1qin1¡õ; °`¦æ¹ê½î practice personally what one preaches; °`¯Ñ personally till the soil; °`¸Ú pay a visit in person. | ||||||||
Words | 1. °`¿Ë gong1qin1, v.i., do s.t. in person. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.50-5 | £z£º£¿ nU4 ![]() |
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¿¬ | Num. Index: 91S.50-5 | £±£½ ao2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ¿¬µ¾ ao2xiang2, v.i., (birds) to wheel about in the sky; 2. ¿¬µ¾ ao2xiang2, v.i., to roam about. |
¯é | Num. Index: 91S.50-6 | £w£µ£¾ fang3 ![]() |
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N. | Pleasure boat: µe¯é painted pleasure boat. |
âÆ | Num. Index: 91S.50-6 | £t£µ£¾ bang3 ![]() |
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ªº | Num. Index: 91S.50-9 | £x£¸£¿ di4 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (di4) Target: ¥Øªº goal, target; ¥Øªº¦a destination; Ã[ªº shooting target. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. part. | (de0) (1) Possessive particle: §Úªº¡A§Aªº¡A§õ¤óªº: my, your, Mr. Li's. (2) Common adj. particle: ¬üÄRªºªá pretty flower; µL¥ÎªºªF¦è useless thing. (3) Common adv. particle: §Ö§Öªº¨« go quickly; ºCºCªº½m²ß practise slowly (some writers affect European style by writing ©³ for 2 and ¦a for 3 in place of ªº). | ||||||||
Pron. part. | (de0) Corresponding somewhat in meaning to ¡§the one who (which)¡¨: Ë©U§£ªº garbage collector (the one who¡K); °Ûºqªº¡A¸õ»Rªº those who sing, those who dance: ¦Yªº¬ïªº³£¦³¤F have food and dress (that for eating, that for clothing); §Ún¥hªº¡A¤£¥hªº I am, am not going (among those who are, are not going). In this usage, ¬O¡]¤£¬O¡^ is added as vb. predicate: ³o¬O¥~¨Óªº this is made abroad; ³o°ÝÃD¤£®e©ö¸Ñ¨M (without ¬O) this problem is not easy to solve, but ³o°ÝÃD¬O¤£®e©ö¸Ñ¨Mªº this problem is not one which is easy to solve. | ||||||||
Vb. complement part. | (*de1) For introducing vb. complement, used sometimes in place of ±o (also pr. de0): °Ûªº¦n or °Û±o¦n sing well; ¶Ãªº (or ±o) ¤@¶ò½k¶î confused (so that) all is in a mess; ¬Ýªº¡]±o¡^¥i¼¦ look pitiful. | ||||||||
Adj. | (*di2) True, definite: ªº½T¡Aªº·í¡Aªº²Ó di2qUe4, di2dang4, di2xi4¡õ; ºÝ ªº 60S.42. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ªº½T *di2qUe4, adv., truly, really: ªº½T¨«¤F really gone; 2. ªº½T *di2qUe4, adv., ªº½T¤£¿ù¡A¥i¾a really very good, dependable, also ªºªº½T½T. 3. ªº·í *di2dang4, adj., appropriate, suitable. 4. ªº²Ó *di2xi4, adj., detailed, fine. |
°\ | Num. Index: 91S.50-9 | £t£±£¿ bao4 ![]() |
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N. | Leopard, panther, species of mountain cat, esp. ª÷¿ú°\ with ring-like spots; °\¦º¯d¥Ö phr., leopard's skin survives the body (fig. of fame); °\ÀYÀô²´ phr., round eyes and well-formed forehead. | ||||||||
Words | 1. °\ÅÜ bao4bian4, n., rise to wealth from poverty. 2. °\²¤ bao4lUe4, n., strategic moves or plans. 3. °\Áô bao4yin3, v.i., live in retirement, obscurity, oft. voluntarily. |
¹§ | Num. Index: 91S.50-9 | £¡£¸£² jiu1 ![]() |
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N. | The pigeon, the turtledove: ¯Z¹§ the rock pigeon; ¸F¹§ the osprey; ¹§§ú jiu1zhang4¡õ; ¹§§ÎÃ[± haggard, emaciated, skin and bone (¡§like a scarecrow¡¨). | ||||||||
V.t. | Herd together: ¹§¦X jiu1he2, ¹§¶° jiu1ji2¡õ; ¹§¤uÉy pi3 §÷ gather together workmen and construction materials. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¹§¦X jiu1he2, v.t., (of birds, riffraff) gather together. 2. ¹§§ú jiu1zhang4, n., an old man's staff. 3. ¹§¶° jiu1ji2, v.t., see jiu1he2¡ô. 4. ¹§»E jiu1jU4, v.t, stack, pile up. 5. ¹§ºn²þ jiu1pan2tu2, n., (1) n., (Sanskr. kumbhanda) a nightmare, incubus; 6. ¹§ºn²þ jiu1pan2tu2, n., (2) a hag. |
¾} | Num. Index: 91S.50-9 | £¤£´£¿ zhen4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A secretary bird of prey which feeds on snakes, reptiles; wine drained through its feathers is reputed to be poisonous, see ¾}°s zhen4jiu3¡õ. (2) Poison, poisonous wine: ¶¼¾} take poison; ¶¼¾}¤î´÷ take poisonous drink to stop thirst¡Ðremedy worse than trouble. | ||||||||
V.t. | To poison (person): ¾}±þ¡A¾}®` kill by poison. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¾}¬r zhen4du2, n. & v.t., a poison; 2. ¾}¬r zhen4du2, n. & v.t., to poison. 3. ¾}°s zhen4jiu3, n., poisonous wine. 4. ¾}´C zhen4mei2, n., venomous talk or gossip. |
óø | Num. Index: 91S.50-9 | £~£² hou1 ![]() |
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V.i. | To snore: óøÁn¡Aóøóø snoring noise. | ||||||||
Adj. | Nauseating: óøÄСAóøW unbearably salty, bitter. |
Åb | Num. Index: 91S.50-9 | £~££¿ he4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | A stork, a crane: Åb¾û a coat of stork feathers; (a) oft. a symbol of longevity: Åb¹Ø long life; µ£ÃCÅb¾v (of old people) with a ruddy complexion and white hair; (b) oft. a symbol of Taoist fairy: ÃMÅb riding on a stork through the sky; Åb¾r a fairy's travel or whereabouts, also used of a prince's travel; Åb¶¿ (LL) used at funeral of a woman's departure from life; (c) as a symbol of high office: ÅbÄ (LL) formerly, official's emoluments. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Åb³»¬õ he4ding3hong2, n., the stork's red crest, alleged to be poisonous. 2. Åb¦~ he4nian2, n., long life. |
öÀ | Num. Index: 91S.50-9 | £¡£¸£½ ji2 ![]() |
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N. | öÀÀo (zoo.) the pied wagtail. |
øk | Num. Index: 91S.50-9 | £¡£¸£± jiao1 ![]() |
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N. | økøc (zoo.) the wren. |
ôp | Num. Index: 91S.63-6 | £u£¸£±£¾ piao3 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) white in color. |
×W | Num. Index: 91S.63-8 | £{£¸£¶£½ ling2 ![]() |
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N. | A small houseboat with lookout windows. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.70-5 | £¡£¸£¿ ji4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Complete, full: ¤é¦³¹¤§¡¼ (AC) there was a full eclipse; »k¡¼ (AC) the moment of full eclipse; ¡¼¦¨¨Æ¹ê a fait accompli, an accomplished fact; µL¡¼ limitless: ·P²üµL¡¼ (LL) thank you ever so much (¡§no and of thanks¡¨). | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) Already: ¡¼©¹¤£©S let bygones be bygones; ¡¼¦¨¡A¡¼¹E already done or committed. (2) Since: ¡¼¨Ó¤§¡A«h¦w¤§ since we have come, let us stay and enjoy it. (3) Then, later on: ¡¼¦Ó®¬¤§ afterwards he repented of his promise. (4) ¡¼¡K¥B both¡Kand: ¡¼¾K¥B¹¡ have had enough of both wine and food. | ||||||||
Conj. | Since: see ¡¼µM ji4ran2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼±oÅv ji4de2qUan2, n., right of acquisition. 2. ¡¼¦Ó ji4er2, adv., then, soon thereafter, sometime later. 3. ¡¼µM ji4ran2, conj., since, as (it is so, etc.). 4. ¡¼¬O ji4shi4, conj., ditto. 5. ¡¼±æ ji4wang4, n., the 16th day of a lunar month (¡§day after ±æ, the full moon¡¨). |
¯è | Num. Index: 91S.70-6 | £~£µ£½ hang2 ![]() |
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N. | A boat or ship. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) To navigate, to sail: ¯è®ü¯è²î hang2hai3, hang2chuan2¡õ. (2) To navigate the air: ¯èªÅ¡A¯è¶l¡A¯è¹B hang2kong1, hang2you2, hang2yUn4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯èµ{ hang2cheng2, n., distance by air or sea. 2. ¯è²î hang2chuan2, n., ship in maritime trade; 3. ¯è²î hang2chuan2, n., ship in gen. 4. ¯èÅv hang2qUan2, n., right of navigation. 5. ¯è¹D hang2dao4, n., navigation route. 6. ¯è®ü hang2hai3, v.i., to sail across the sea: ¯è®ü¾ä nautical almanac; 7. ¯è®ü hang2hai3, v.i., ¯è®ü¤é»x logbook. 8. ¯è¬F hang2zheng4, n., maritime administration. 9. ¯è¾÷ hang2ji1, n., scheduled aircraft. 10. ¯èªÅ hang2kong1, v.i. & n., to fly in airplane; 11. ¯èªÅ hang2kong1, v.i. & n., avition, aeronautics: ¯èªÅ¤½¥q airline company; 12. ¯èªÅ hang2kong1, v.i. & n., ¯èªÅ¥ÀÄ¥ aircraft carrier. 13. ¯è¸ô hang2lu4, n., air or navigation route. 14. ¯è½u hang2xian4, n., ditto. 15. ¯è¦æ hang2xing2, v.i., to sail, navigate. 16. ¯è·~ hang2ye4, n., the shipping trade or industry. 17. ¯è¶l hang2you2, n., airmail. 18. ¯è¹B hang2yUn4, n., air freight, air transportation. |
²ë | Num. Index: 91S.70-6 | £x£¹£¬£¿ duo4 ![]() |
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N. | Rudder: ´x²ë take the helm; Âà²ë¾÷ steering engine; ¥~²ë starboard the helm; úG²ë port the helm. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²ë§â duo4ba3, n., tiller of boat; 2. ²ë§â duo4ba3, n., also ²ë§ý duo4gan1. 3. ²ë½ü duo4lun2, n., steering wheel. 4. ²ë¤â duo4shou3, n., helmsman; 5. ²ë¤â duo4shou3, n., also ²ë¤u duo4gong1. |
µp | Num. Index: 91S.70-6 | £¹£³£¾ wan3 ![]() |
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N. | Name for ¦wÀ² Anhwei Province. |
Àk | Num. Index: 91S.70-6 | £y£¹£¬£½ tuo2 ![]() |
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N. | Àk³¾ the ostrich (also wr. Àk³¾). |
N | Num. Index: 91S.70-9 | £¸£´£¿ yin4 ![]() |
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N. | Progeny: ©ÓN (of children) continue the family line. |
»ª | Num. Index: 91S.70-9 | £v£±£¿ mao4 ![]() |
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N. | External appearance: ±»ª¡A®e»ª facial appearance; ®e»ªºÝ¥¿ proper facial features; »ª¹ì ugly in appearance; ¬ü»ª pretty face, handsome looks; »ª¦ü©¾«p appear to be honest; ¤£¥i¥H»ª¨ú¤H¡A¤£¥i¥H»ª¬Û cannot judge people by their looks; »ª¦X¯«Â÷ friends in name or appearance only. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | »ª±µ (AC) treat correctly, receive formally; ¤ý»ª·R¤§ (AC) the king appeared to like her; »ª¨¥ (AC) baseless talk. | ||||||||
Words | 1. »ª¦ü mao4syh, adj., resembling; 2. »ª¦ü mao4syh, adj., appearing to be or like (s.o.). |
î· | Num. Index: 91S.70-9 | £u£¸£½ pi2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. î·ªê pi2hu3, n., leopard and tigers, (fig.) brave generals or troops. 2. î·àZ pi2xiu1, n., fabulous wild beast like leopard, known for ferocity; 3. î·àZ pi2xiu1, n., (fig.) brave troops. |
¾z | Num. Index: 91S.70-9 | £u£¬£¿ po4 ![]() |
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N. | (Taoism) the baser animal spirits of man, contrasted with finer elements »î huern (¤T»î¤C¾z) three finer spirits and seven animal spirits), the two together conceived as animating the human body; the dark portion of the moon in ®Ç ¾z 60.50, ÁV ^ ¾z 22C.41; ®ð¾z energetic personality, great style of personality; ¸¨¾z (of family, people) down and out. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¾z¤O po4li4, n., great vitality, energy (of man), force of character in carrying through. 2. ¾zªù po4men2, n., (AC) the anus. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.70-9 | £t£±£¿ bao4 ![]() |
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N. | A pimple. |
êô | Num. Index: 91S.70-9 | £z£¸£®£¿ nie4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. êôÍõ nie4wu4, adj., uneasy, unhappy, vexed. |
øê | Num. Index: 91S.70-9 | £¹£¶£¿ weng4 ![]() |
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Adj. | Blocked up (nose); (related Â| 60.70). |
öG | Num. Index: 91S.71-2 | £v£¸£®£¿ mie4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) dirty blood. | ||||||||
V.t. | To smear (person's good name): ¦ÃöG. |
Úf | Num. Index: 91S.71-7 | £¡£¸£³ jian1 ![]() |
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òà | Num. Index: 91S.71-8 | £¸£¾ yi3 ![]() |
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V.t. | To tie boat alongshore. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.71-9 | £®£½ e2 ![]() |
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¼E | Num. Index: 91S.72-4 | £££¸£®£½ xie2 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) peaceful (cf. ¨ó¡A¿Ó). |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.72-9 | £¥£¹£µ chuang1 ![]() |
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Ã| | Num. Index: 91S.80-1 | £x£¹£½ du2 ![]() |
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N. | Correspondence, documents: ¤åÃ| correspondence; secretariat in charge of documents; ®×Ã| files, office records; ®ÑÃ|¡A¤ØÃ| letter of correspondence. |
ØN | Num. Index: 91S.80-3 | £¢£¸£²£½ qiu2 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) the cheekbone. |
¶· | Num. Index: 91S.80-3 | £££º xU1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Interch. Ž in ¶·¬Ü¡]¡×Ž ¬Ü 51.80). (2) A surname. | ||||||||
Vb. aux. | (1) Must (dist. »Ý need): ¥²¶· ditto; ¶·n¡A¶··í¡A¶·±o xU1yao4, xU1dang1, xU1de2¡õ; ¶·ª¾ (you) must know; ¶·¬O must be (in sense of conjecture); ¶·¤£¬O cannot be (conjecture): ³o¶·¤£¬O§Úúí¦o¡A¬O¦o¦Û°µ¥X¨Óªº this is not because of my jealousy, rather she brought it on herself; ¶·±o must have; ¶·¥Î must use; ¶·¦Ü (formula at end of official communication) this goes to (addressee); °È¶· please do, you certainly must (obey rules, etc.); ²×¶· in the end one has to. (2) (AC) wait: ¦óªÖ¦u¦¹¡A§¤¶·¦Ñ¥G (AC) are you going to sit here till old age? ¶·«Ý¡A¶·¯d xU1dai4, xU1liu2¡õ | ||||||||
Adv. | A little: ¤Ö¶·¡]¡×¤Ö¨Ç¡^ ditto; ¶·ªØ xU1yU2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¶·«Ý xU1dai4, v.i., (1) must wait; 2. ¶·«Ý xU1dai4, v.i., (2) (AC) wait: §Ú¦³©Ò¶·«Ý¤] I am expecting s.t. or s.o. 3. ¶··í xU1dang1, v.i., must: ¶··í¦p¦¹ must do it like this. 4. ¶·±o xU1de2, v.i., must: ¶·±o³o¼Ë°µ must do it like this. 5. ¶·µÛ xU1zhuo2, v.i., (MC) must. 6. ¶·¯d xU1liu2, v.i., wait a little, stay a while. 7. ¶·À±¤s xU1mi2shan1, n., (Budd.) a fabulous mountain, abode of gods. 8. ¶·¯Á xU1suor, v.i., (MC) must. 9. ¶·n xU1yao4, v.i., must: ¶·n»°§Ö¥h must go quickly (dist. »Ýn need: »Ýn¿ú¡A¤H need money person). 10. ¶··n xU1yao2, v.i., (AC) see xU1yU2¡õ. 11. ¶·ªØ xU1yU2, n. & adv., a short moment. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.80-3 | £££¸£´£¿ xin4 ![]() ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 91S.80-3 | £¢£¸£±£½ qiao2 ![]() |
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ÙÛ | Num. Index: 91S.81-9 | £~£¹ hu1 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Adj. | (*chua) Descriptive of sizzling sound: ÙÛªº¤@Án¡AÙÛ©Ô (chuala1) ¤@Án (as water drops into boiling oil). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÙÛ©¿ hu1hu1 (*xU4hu1), adv., quickly (¡×©¿©¿ and °¿©¿). 2. ÙÛ§l hu-shi> (*xU4xi1), adv., (MC) ditto. 3. ÙÛÙÛ *xU4xU4, adj., sound of wind's whistle. |
¿´ | Num. Index: 91S.82-2 | £ª£± sao1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. adjunct. | Used of boat: ¤T¿´¦|²î¡A¨µ¬vÄ¥ three sailboats, cruisers. |
¯ë | Num. Index: 91S.82-4 | £t£³ ban1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | Class, type, way: ¤@¯ë¤H the average man, generally; ¤@¯ë¤H©Ò©Ó»{ is generally believed considered; ¦h¯ë¡A¦Ê¯ë in many ways, by many means; ¦Ê¯ë§Ô¨ü¡AÄU¾É use all forbearance, all ways of persuasion; ¦Ê¯ëµL¿à by all crooked means, wiles; ¸U¯ë¬Ò¤U«~¡A±©¦³Åª®Ñ°ª to be a scholar is to be the top of society. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Alike in ¤@¯ë¡G¤@¯ë¡]¨à¡^¤j of the same size; ¤@¯ë¼Ò¼Ë look alike; ¯ë¤j¯ë¤p of the same age. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯ë®Ù *pan2huan2, v.i., (AC) var. for ¯ë«í¡A½L ±Û 91.30. 2. ¯ë¼Ö *pan2le4, v.i, (AC) to live steeped in pleasure. 3. ¯ë°t ban1pei4, adj., be well matched (as in marriage) (also wr. ¯Z°t). 4. ¯ëY ban1re4, n., (Sanskr.) prajna, highest wisdom; 5. ¯ëY ban1re4, v.t., to know, understand; 6. ¯ëY ban1re4, v.t., ¯ëYªiù±K¡]¦h¡^ prajnaparamita; 7. ¯ëY ban1re4, v.t., ¯ëY¤ß¸g the sutra of the heart of prajna. |
²® | Num. Index: 91S.82-6 | £¡£¸£±£¾ jiao3 ![]() |
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Adj. | White, bright, clear: ²®¼ä clean, unsullied; ²®²® shiningly bright, glistening white. |
¬Ô | Num. Index: 91S.82-9 | £|£¹£° gui1 ![]() |
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V.i. | Be converted to Buddhism, become a Buddhist: ²®¨Ì¡]¡×Âk¨Ì¡^. |
«q | Num. Index: 91S.82-9 | £u£³£¿ pan4 ![]() |
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V.t. & i. | To rebel: ²³«q¿ËÂ÷ being isolated (of ruler), forsaken by friends and allies; «qÄÒ to turn traitor to the party. | ||||||||
N. | Rebellion: ¤Ï«q ditto; «qÅÜ pan4bian4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Rebellious: «qx rebellious troops; «q¦Ú minister who has switched loyalty to another ruler. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «qÅÜ pan4bian4, v.i. & n., revolt, rebellion; 2. «qÅÜ pan4bian4, v.i. & n., mutiny. 3. «q¶Ã pan4luan4, n., state of rebellion and confusion. 4. «q®{ pan4tu2, n., a rebel. |
ª© | Num. Index: 91S.82-9 | £t£³£¾ ban3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Wooden board. (2) edition, oft., with reference to sequence or method of printing: ªìª©¡A¦Aª© first, second edition; ¥Xª© publish; µ´ª© out of print; ¤ìª©®Ñ wood-block books; ¬'rª© edition from movable types; ¾Nª© zinc plate; ¥Ûª© lithograph; ½ª© reprint edition; µsª© pirated edition. (3) Memorial tablet: «µª© see ÓC 92A.50. (4) (AC) a unit of measurement¡×ancient eight feet. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª©¥» barnben3, n., edition. 2. ª©Åv ban3qUan2, n., copyright. 3. ª©Äy ban3ji2, n., a person's official district of origin. 4. ª©¿v ban3zhu2, n., a method of building walls by stamping earth between board frames. 5. ª©± ban3mian4, n., layout of printed sheet. 6. ª©µ| ban3shui4, n., an author's or artist's royalties. 7. ª©¦¡ ban3shi4, n., format in printing. 8. ª©¹Ï ban3tu2, n., map or area of jurisdiction, national territory. 9. ª©¦ì ban3wei4, n., place of spirit tablet or ancestral tablet in temple. |
¯ê | Num. Index: 91S.82-9 | £t£³£¾ ban3 ![]() |
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N. | Q¯ê¡]ªO¡^ san1ban3, sampan. |
ðQ | Num. Index: 91S.82-9 | £¡£¸£±£¾ jiao3 ![]() |
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Adj. | White, bright, shining, clear: ðQ¤é the bright sun: ¦³¦pðQ¤é (oath) let the sun be my witness! ðQðQ clear and bright, dazzling, also open, not deceiving. |
¸¥ | Num. Index: 91S.83-9 | £y£¸£¶£¾ ting3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A pleasure boat, rowboat: µe¸¥ painted houseboat; ¹C¸¥ yacht, rowboat; ¾ó¥Ö¸¥ rubber boat; µn³°¸¥ LST, landing barge. (2) A boat-like object: ³½¹p¸¥ torpedo boat; ¸¸¥ airship, airplane; ¼ç¤ô¸¥ submarine. |
²ì | Num. Index: 91S.93-6 | £££¸£³£½ xian2 ![]() |
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N. | The hull, side of ship or boat: ¥ª²ì port; ¥k²ì starboard. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²ìÃä xian2bian1, n., gunwale. 2. ²ìµ¡ xian2chuang1, n., porthole. 3. ²ì©· xian2hu2, n., sheer, curve of deck line. 4. ²ìªù xian2men2, n., entrance and exit on ship for passengers. 5. ²ì±è xian2ti1, n., ship's ladder for boarding, gangway. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.00 | £¤£¶ zheng1 ![]() |
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®å | Num. Index: 92.01 | £¡£¸£®£½ jie2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A chicken roost. (2) Name of tyrant, last ruler of ®L xia4 Dyn.: ®å¬ô two typical tyrants; ®å¤ü§p³ó tyrant's dog barks at good ruler. | ||||||||
V.t. | Carry on shoulder. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Cruel, tyrannical, bloodthirsty. (2) (U.f. ³Ç) distinguished, outstanding. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®åö} jie2ao2, adj., brutal and arrogant: ®åö}¤£°V wild and intractable. 2. ®åÃ\ jie2xia2, adj., cruel and crafty. |
·J | Num. Index: 92.01 | £~£¹£°£¿ hui4 ![]() |
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V.t. | To assemble and arrange (as in a report): ¦r·J golssary, dictionary; ·J½s¡A·J¶° collection of papers; ·J¶° also to assemble; ·J³ø collected reports. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.01 | £y£¸£±£½ tiao2 ![]() |
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û° | Num. Index: 92.01 | £¡£º£¾ jU3 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.01 | £·£¾ er3 ![]() |
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²½ | Num. Index: 92.01 | £¡£¸£¿ ji4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (*zhai4) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | To worship, sacrifice: ²½«~ sacrificial offerings; ²½³þ ji4dian4, ²½ªÁ ji4syh¡õ; ²½§i to sacrifice to the gods in times of national crisis; ²½¡¼ to sacrifice to the kitchen god on the 23rd of the 12th lunar month. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²½¨å ji4dian3, n., sacrificial rites. 2. ²½³þ ji4dian4, n. & v.i., (to offer) sacrifices. 3. ²½°s ji4jiu3, n., (AC) the guest of honor at ceremonial dinners; 4. ²½°s ji4jiu3, n., (fig.) a leader in art or literature. 5. ²½¥D ji4zhu3, n., the master of ceremonies in religious sacrifices. 6. ²½±½ ji4sao3, v.i., to sacrifice at the ancestral tombs. 7. ²½ÁÉ ji4sai4, n., a religious festival. 8. ²½Äm ji4xian4, v.t., to sacrifice. 9. ²½®v ji4si4, n., a priest; 10. ²½®v ji4si4, n., one in charge of religious sacrifices; 11. ²½®v ji4si4, n., see ji4si1¡õ. 12. ²½¥q ji4si1, n., (AC) a priest. 13. ²½ªÁ ji4syh (ji4si0), n. & v.i., (to offer) sacrifices. 14. ²½¤å ji4wen2, n., an elegiac essary usu. read aloud at a funeral service and burned as prayer. |
Ác | Num. Index: 92.01 | £w£³£½ fan2 ![]() |
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Adj. | Complicated, difficult, numerous, in many compp.¡õ: Ác¬P an array of stars; Ác¯Ê difficult post. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Ác¦h fan2duo1, adj., undersirably numerous. 2. Ác´I fan2fu41, adj., thriving, rich (treasures, plantation). 3. Ác½Æ fan2fu42, adj., repetitions and overlapping. 4. ÁcµØ fan2hua2, (1) adj., flourishing, given to luxury: ÁcµØ¥@¬É affluent, rich society; 5. ÁcµØ fan2hua2, (2) n., luxury, rich way of living. 6. Ác« fan2zhong4, adj., (of duties) heavy. 7. Ác´Þ fan2zhi2, adj., proliferous, also ¿»´Þ. 8. Ác¼@ fan2jU4, adj., (duties) multifarious and heavy. 9. Ác¦£ fan2mang, n. & adj, busily engaged. 10. ÁcÃø fan2nan2, adj., difficult to tackle (work, problem). 11. ÁcêÐ fan2ru4, adj., variegated, with many details, see fan2xi4¡õ. 12. Ácºa fan2rong2, adj. & n., prosperous, -rity. 13. Ác²± fan2sheng4, adj., plenteous, thriving (progeny, plantation), thriving (city). 14. Ác²Ó fan2xi4, adj., detailed and complicated, elaborate (rules, regulations). 15. Ác¸H fan2sui4, adj., ditto. 16. Ácº¾ fan2suo3, adj., ditto. 17. ÁcÂø fan2za2, adj., ditto. 18. Ác¤å fan2wen2, n., detailed forms, ritualistic formalities: Ác¤åêи`. 19. Ácl fan2yan3, adj. & n. & v.i., proliferous, -ation, multiply fast, also ¿»l. |
Ìt | Num. Index: 92.02 | £{£¹£¿ lu4 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ÌtÌt lu4lu4, adj., occupied with sundry affairs (cf. ®ß ¤»¡A®ß ^ ³°¡A®ß ^ ¸L 31B.02). |
ν | Num. Index: 92.02 | £y£¹£³£¿ tuan4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | νÃã the Tuahn commentary on meaning of different diagrams in ©ö¸g (yi1qing1). |
¶H | Num. Index: 92.02 | £££¸£µ£¿ xiang4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) The elephant: ¥¨¶H a big elephant; ¶H¾¦µI¨ an elephant is killed because of its ivory¡Ðwarning against hoarding wealth. (2) A figure, image (interch. ¹³): ³y¶H statue; ¨v¶H¡A¹Ï¶H¡Aµe¶H (more commonly wr. ¹³) portrait. (3) Material form, atmosphere, appearance: §Î¶H shape, material form: ·N¶H idea, concept; ®ð¶H atmosphere; ²øÄY®ð¶H august atmosphere or appearance; ¸U¶H all the universe; ¤Ñ¶H meteorological phenomena; Æ[¶H»O observatory; ´º¶H gen. appearance or atmosphere; ¤Ó¥´º¶H atmosphere or peace; ²{¶H phenomenon, -na, present conditions; ¦L¶H impression (of person, country). (4) Ivory (used as n. modifier): ¶Hºæ ivory chopsticks; ¶H¡¼ ivory tablets; ¶H§É ivory bed; ¶HÀô ivory ring, etc., see ¶H¤ú xiang4ya2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¶H»óÂÎ xiang4bi2chong2, n., the weevil, the snout beetle. 2. ¶H´Ñ xiang4chi2, n., Chin. chess. 3. ¶HÂö xiang4qUe4, n., (AC) palace gate. 4. ¶H«× xiang4du4, n., measurements of movements of heavenly bodies. 5. ¶HªA xiang4fu2, n., (AC) ladies' formal dress. 6. ¶HºÞ xiang4guan3, n., ivory flute. 7. ¶HÓC xiang4hu4, n., ivory memorial tablet held during imperial audience. 8. ¶H¼x xiang4zheng1, n., symbol; 9. ¶H¼x xiang4zheng1, n., ¶H¼x¥D¸q symbolism in poetry, painting; 10. ¶H¼x xiang4zheng1, n., ¶H¼xªº symbolic. 11. ¶H¡¼ xiang4jian3, n., see xiang4hu4¡ô. 12. ¶H½û xiang4nian3, n., (AC) carriage of empress dowager drawn by elephant. 13. ¶H¥Ö¯f xiang4pi2bing4, n., (med.) elephantiasis. 14. ¶H¤H xiang4ren2, n., (AC) idol, wooden image. 15. ¶H xiang4xian4, n., (geom.) quadrant. 16. ¶H¦D xiang4xing21, n., (AC) convict dress, a dress of disgrace. 17. ¶H§Î xiang4xing22, n., in ¶H§Î¤å¦r hieroglyphics, pictograph; 18. ¶H§Î xiang4xing22, n., one of the earliest principles of Chin. character creation, limited to picturing visible forms. 19. ¶H¼Æ xiang4shu4, n., the study of the eight diagrams (¤K¨ö) in book of changes (©ö¸g); 20. ¶H¼Æ xiang4shu4, n., ¶H the diagrams, and ¼Æ position of strokes (upper, lower, etc.); 21. ¶H¼Æ xiang4shu4, n., see xiang4ci2¡õ. 22. ¶HÃã xiang4ci2, n., one of the Comments in the book of changes, explaining meaning of combination of diagrams forming an oracle. 23. ¶H²´ xiang4yan3, n., as in ±×¶H²´¨à an oblong quadrangle. 24. ¶H¤ú xiang4ya2, n., ivory: ¶H¤ú¤§¶ð the ivory tower; 25. ¶H¤ú xiang4ya2, n., ¶H¤ú¸_¤l ivory chopsticks; 26. ¶H¤ú xiang4ya2, n., ¶H¤úûÒ ivory bed (shortened to ¶H in AC, see N.4¡ô); 27. ¶H¤ú xiang4ya2, n., ª¯¼Lªø¤£¥X¶H¤ú you don't find ivory in a dog's mouth¡Ðcontemptuous of person's filthy remarks; 28. ¶H¤ú xiang4ya2, n., ¶H¤ú®ü©¤ (Republic of) Ivory Coast; 29. ¶H¤ú xiang4ya2, n., ¶H¤ú½è dentine. 30. ¶H·N xiang4yi41, n., see ·| ·N 81.41, one of the principles of character formation. 31. ¶HĶ xiang4yi42, n., (AC) interpreter of languages of South China. |
¤È | Num. Index: 92.10 | £¹£¾ wu3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Number 7 in the duodecimal cycle (see Appendix A); ¤È®É wu3shi2¡õ. (2) Noon: ¥¿¤È midnoon; ¤W¤È morning; ¤U¤È afternoon; ¤È«e¡A¤È«á wu3qian2, wu3hou4¡õ. (3) A horse (corresponding to No.7 in duodecimal cycle): ¨å¤È an official in charge of stables. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¤È«e wu3qian2, n., forenoon. 2. ¤È«á wu3hou4, n., afternoon. 3. ¤Èªù wu3men2, n., south gate of imperial palace. 4. ¤ÈµP wu3pai2, n., see wu3shi2¡õ. 5. ¤È¯¥ wu3pao4, n., gun fired at noon. 6. ¤È®É wu3shi2, n., (1) between 11:00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m.; 7. ¤È®É wu3shi2, n., (2) noontime. 8. ¤È©] wu3ye4, n., midnight. |
¦~ | Num. Index: 92.10 | £z£¸£³£½ nian2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A year: «e¦~¡A¤µ¦~¡A©ú¦~ last, this and next year; ¦~¦~ every year; ¦~¤º within the year; ¦~º¡A¦~¥½ beginning, end of year; ¦~¨Ó in the last or last few years; ©¹¦~ in the year(s) gone by; ¦~®Ú¨à©³¤U¡A¦~²×·³§À toward the year's end; ¦h¦~©¹¨Æ things of many years ago; ¦~¤[¥¢× has not been repaired for many years; §Ñ¦~¤§¥æ friendship between old and young people; ¤@¦~¤£¦p¤@¦~ every year gets worse; see ¦~¥N¡A¦~«×¡A¦~Ä nian2dai4, nian2du4, nian2feng4¡õ. (2) The New Year (·s¦~): «ô¦~¡A¶P¦~ pay New Year calls; ¹L¦~ pass the New Year; ¦~©] New Year's Eve; ¹L¦~¬¡¨à things for New Year; see ¦~³f¡A¦~¯È nian2huo4, nian2zhi3¡õ. (3) Person's age: ¤Ö¦~ youth; µ£¦~¡A¥®¦~ childhood; ¦¨¦~ maturity; §§¦~ prime of youth; ¦Ñ¦~ old age; ¦~´I¤O±j in the prime of life; ¦~°ª¼wÊo venerable in age and character; ¥H¨É¤Ñ¦~ enjoy the last years of one's life; ¬y¦~ course of one's life in fortunetelling. (4) The times, condition of harvest: Âצ~¡Aºp¦~ year of good, bad, crops; see ¦~ÀY¡A¦~¤ë nian2tou2, nian2yUe4¡õ. (5) A surname. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦~³ø nian2bao4, n., yearbook; 2. ¦~³ø nian2bao4, n., annual report. 3. ¦~½ú nian2bei4, n., seniority according to age, see ½ú 22.10. 4. ¦~ªí nian2biao3, n., chronicle of events of a country or of person's life year by year. 5. ¦~§B nian2bo2, n., formerly, a person of same class of graduates as one's father; 6. ¦~§B nian2bo2, n., father of a person of the same class of graduates. 7. ¦~¦¨ nian2cheng0, n., the condition of a year's harvest. 8. ¦~´Á nian2chi2, n., (1) Age: ¦Ñ¦~´Á senility; 9. ¦~´Á nian2chi2, n., ¥®¦~´Á childhood; 10. ¦~´Á nian2chi2, n., (2) term of deposit: ¤G¦~´Á¦s´Ú¡A¥b¦~´Á two-year fixed deposit, six-month deposit; 11. ¦~´Á nian2chi2, n., (3) §ó¦~´Á (med.) menopause. 12. ¦~ºp nian2qian4, n., crop failure, year of poor harvest. 13. ¦~»´ nian2qing1, adj., young in age: ¦~»´»´¨àªº (also wr. ¦~«C). 14. ¦~¾¦ nian2chi3, a person's age: ¦~¾¦©|¥® still young in age. 15. ¦~¥N nian2dai4, n., an epoch, era or period: ¤T¤Q¦~¥Nin the thirties. 16. ¦~§Ì nian2di4, n., formerly, a person of the same class of graduation. 17. ¦~©³¡]¤U¡^ nian2di3(xia4), n., yearend (also ¦~¥½). 18. ¦~«× nian2du4, n., as in ·|p¦~«× fiscal year; 19. ¦~«× nian2du4, n., ¾Ç¦~«× school year; 20. ¦~«× nian2du4, n., ¤U¤@¦~«× the next fiscal or school year. 21. ¦~¶º nian2fan4, n., New Year's Eve faimily dinner (also ¦~©]¶º). 22. ¦~¤À nian2fen4, n., (of porcelain, wine, etc.) age or vintage. 23. ¦~Ä nian2feng4, n., yearly stipend. 24. ¦~Â× nian2feng1, n., a bumper year, a bumper harvest. 25. ¦~¿| nian2gao1, n., New Year pudding made of glutinous rice flour. 26. ¦~©° nian2geng1, n., a person's horoscope: ¦~©°¤K¦r the hour, date, month, and year of one's birth. 27. ¦~Ãö nian2guan1, n., day for the settlement of accounts, on New Year's Eve: ¹L¦~Ãö settle such accounts. 28. ¦~¥ú nian2guang1, n., passage of time: ¦~¥ú¯ö\ the quick passing of time. 29. ¦~¥\ nian2gong1, n., years of service: ¦~¥\¥[Ä pay hike with each additional year of service. 30. ¦~½\ nian2gu3, n., the annul harvest, usu. of rice. 31. ¦~¸¹ nian2hao4, n., title of emperor's reign. 32. ¦~µe¡]¨à¡^ nian2hua4(er0), n., readymade painting sold during New Year's time, usu. depicting joyous scenes or showing good omen. 33. ¦~µØ nian2hua2, n., passage of time, age, esp. youth: ¦ü¤ô¦~µØ time passes like flowing water; 34. ¦~µØ nian2hua2, n., ¤G¤K¦~µØ sweet sixteen. 35. ¦~·| nian2hui4, n., annual convention. 36. ¦~³f nian2huo4, n., food and other articles for use during the New Year season. 37. ¦~ªø nian2zhang3, v.i. & adj., (become) older in age. 38. ¦~®a nian2jia1, n., formerly, a fellow graduate of the same class. 39. ¦~°² nian2jia4, n., New Year holidays. 40. ¦~Ų nian2jian4, n., yearbook, almanac. 41. ¦~¶¡ nian2jian1, adv., during a certain era of period: °®¶©¦~¶¡ during the reign of Chienlung. 42. ¦~¸` nian2jie2, n., New Year festival. 43. ¦~¬ö nian2ji4, n., a person's age: ¦~¬ö³o»ò¤j now that you are so old; 44. ¦~¬ö nian2ji4, n., ¤p¤p¦~¬ö one is yet so young; 45. ¦~¬ö nian2ji4, n., ¦h¤j¦~¬ö how old are you? ¦~¬ö°ª¤£°ª is he old or young? 46. ¦~´º¡]¨à¡^ nian2jing3(er0), n., (1) conditions at New Year's time; 47. ¦~´º¡]¨à¡^ nian2jing3(er0), n., (2) harvest condition: ¦~´º¤£¦n this year's harvest (or business) is not good. 48. ¦~ª÷ nian2jin1, n., annuity. 49. ¦~¯Å nian2ji2, n., class or grade in a school: °ª¦~¯Å higher class; 50. ¦~¯Å nian2ji2, n., §C¦~¯Å lower class; 51. ¦~¯Å nian2ji2, n., ¤@¡A¤G¦~¯Å first, second year in school. 52. ¦~«¿ nian2zhi2, n., nephew in relation to ¦~§B see nian2bo2¡ô. 53. ¦~¯È nian2zhi3, n., paper articles (such as scrolls, paper money for the dead) used at New Year. 54. ¦~þ nian2la4, n., the age of a Buddhist monk. 55. ¦~¤O nian2li41, n., one's mental or physical power at a certain age: ¦~¤O´N°I the physical or mental power on the decline. 56. ¦~§Q nian2li42, n., annual interest rate, interest per annum. 57. ¦~¨Ò nian2li43, n., annual custom. 58. ¦~§ nian2li3, n., New Year's gift. 59. ¦~ÄÖ nian2ling2, n., a person's age. 60. ¦~½ü nian2lun2, n., (bot.) annual rings of trees. 61. ¦~ÁÚ nian2mai4, adj., advanced in age: ¹Ø°ª¦~ÁÚ. 62. ¦~»ª nian2mao4, n., age and description (in registration, etc.). 63. ¦~¦~¡]¨à¡^ nian2nian2 (nian2niarer0), adv., every year: ¦~¦~¦p·N New Year greetings. 64. ¦~ÃÐ nian2pu3, n., year by year chronicle of a person's history from birth to death¡Ða litr. form. 65. ¦~¤J nian2ru4, n., annual income. 66. ¦~½à nian2shang3, n., New Year gifts to subordinates. 67. ¦~¤Ö nian2shao4, adj., young of age. 68. ¦~ nian2xian4, n., a fixed number of years. 69. ¦~ÁH nian2xi3, n., Happy New Year: ®¥¯¬¦~ÁH best wishes for a happy New Year. 70. ¦~¹Ø nian2shou4, n., the number of years one has lived. 71. ¦~¨Æ nian2shi4, n., a person's age: ¦~¨Æ¤w°ª advanced in age. 72. ¦~¥S nian2xiong1, n., my elder brother, (court.) formerly, address to successful fellow students partaking in the same examination; 73. ¦~¥S nian2xiong1, n., see nian2di4¡ô. 74. ¦~·³ nian2sui4, n., (1) age: ³o»ò¤j¦~·³ now that you are so old; 75. ¦~·³ nian2sui4, n., ¦h¤j¦~·³ how old are you? 76. ¦~·³ nian2sui4, n., (2) see nian2tou2¡õ. 77. ¦~©Ò nian2suo3, n., (AC) the number of years that has expired. 78. ¦~ÀY¡]¨à¡^ nian2tou2(er0), n., (1) condition of the times (good, bad); 79. ¦~ÀY¡]¨à¡^ nian2tou2(er0), n., (2) condition of the harvest: ¤µ¦~¦~ÀY¨à«Ü¦n this year's harvest is pretty good. 80. ¦~¯² nian2zu1, n., annual rental. 81. ¦~¯® nian2zuo4, n., (1) the number of years of a dynasty or king's reign; 82. ¦~¯® nian2zuo4, n., (2) length of person's life. 83. ¦~©] nian2ye4, n., New Year's Eve (also °£¤i). 84. ¦~½Ë nian2yi4, n., formerly, friendship between persons of the same graduation class. 85. ¦~¤ë nian2yUe4, n., condition of the times: ¤Ó¥¦~¤ë peaceful times; 86. ¦~¤ë nian2yUe4, n., ³oºØ¦~¤ë such times! |
»R | Num. Index: 92.10 | £¹£¾ wu3 ![]() |
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N. | Dance: »RÁÐ wu3dao4¡õ; »R¤k wu3nU3¡õ; ¸õ»R n. & v.i., dance; ºq»R song and dance; ¥æ»Ú»R social dancing; ²æ¦ç»R strip tease; Àï¤h»R jazz; ±´¤à»R tango; §áÂ\»R rock-and-roll; ¯ó¸È»R hulahula; «oº¸´µµn»R Charleston; ±d±d»R can can; ±dX»R conga; ¤è¶ôªüôô»R square ago-go; «kù´µ»R blues; §á§á»R¡]§á¸y»R¡^ twist; °Òªi»R mambo; «ê«ê»R cha-cha; ¦N¯S¤Ú»R jitterbug; ¤è¶ô»R square dance; ´Ë¤Ú»R samba; ª°¨B»R fox trot; ½üÂ\»R rumba; µØº¸´þ»R waltz; ¤g·»R folk dance; ÆFºÀ»R soul dance; ªÝÁ¢»R ballet; ¯ù»R tea dance; ¦ñ»R to act as dance partner. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) To dance, see N.¡ô; execute steps as if dancing: »ñ»R¡AÅb»R phoenix, stork, dances; »R·à lion's dance; »RÀs dragon's dance; ¹ª»R to encourage. (2) To flourish, brandish (sword). (3) To play tricks with, to juggle: »R§Ë wu3long4; »R¤å wu3wen2¡õ; »R¹ú wu3bi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. »R¦ñ wu3ban4, n., dancing partner, dancing hostess. 2. »R¹ú wu3bi4, v.i., to juggle with the law: Àç¨p»R¹ú to engage in bribery, kick-backs and other illegal transfers of funds. 3. »R¨B wu3bu4, n., dance step. 4. »Rúè wu3chang3, n., dance hall. 5. »R¦À wu3chi2, n., dancing floor, space for dancing in night club. 6. »R¦± wu3qU3, n., a dance song. 7. »RÁÐ wu3dao4, n., a dance: ¤â»R¨¬ÁÐ to dance for joy. 8. »Rºq wu3ge1, n., a dance song. 9. »R·| wu3hui4, n., dancing party. 10. »R§Ë wu3long4, v.i. & t., (1) make fun of (person); 11. »R§Ë wu3long4, v.i. & t., (2) »R§Ë¤å¾¥¡A»R¤å§Ë¾¥ show off literary skill, play with the pen; 12. »R§Ë wu3long4, v.i. & t., µL¤å§Ëªk to juggle with the law, to quibble; 13. »R§Ë wu3long4, v.i. & t., (3) (wu3nuhng) take s.t. in hand and play with it, as in acrobatic show. 14. »R°g wu3mi2, n., a habitual dancer or frequenter of dance hall. 15. »R¨k wu3nan2, n., gigolo. 16. »R¤k wu3nU3, n., dancing hostess. 17. »R³N wu3shu4, n., art of dancing. 18. »R»O wu3tai2, n., the dancing stage; 19. »R»O wu3tai2, n., stage in gen.: »R»O¸gÅç stage experience; 20. »R»O wu3tai2, n., »R»O³]p stage setting. 21. »RÆU wunting1, n., a dance hall. 22. »R¤å wu3wen2, v.i., see wu3long4¡ô. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.11 | £|£«£¾ ga3 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ¡¼¥j ga3gu0, adj., eccentric, odd. 2. ¡¼Âø¤l ga3za2zi0, n., (abusive) an eccentric, an old fellow. |
ÂU | Num. Index: 92.20 | £¸£½ yi2 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) (1) a wine vessel: ÂU¾¹ yi2chi4¡õ. (2) Cardinal principle: °êÂU a country's cardinal law, basis of order; ÂUÛ yi2lun2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÂU¾¹ yi2chi4, n., sacrificial vessels. 2. ÂUÛ yi2lun2, n., cardinal human relationships. |
¦Î | Num. Index: 92.21 | £w£²£¾ fou3 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Earthen jar. (2) A radical, meaning earthenware, appearing in characters like ¬û¡AÅø¡Aò¹ (earthen pots and jars). (3) (AC) a clay musical instrument. |
¥E | Num. Index: 92.22 | £¤£«£¿ zha4 ![]() |
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V.t. | Make bold: ¥EûóÁx¤l summon up courage (to do s.t.). | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) Suddenly, abruptly: ¥E§N¥E¼ö abruptly change from cold to hot; ¥E´¸¥E«B sudden changes from rain to shine; ¥E¨£ saw suddenly; ¥E»D suddenly learn for the first time. (2) For the first time, newly: ·s¨Ó¥E¨ì has just arrived; «B¥E´¸ the rain has just stopped; ¥E´I newly rich; ¥E¥Eªº zha4zha4de0¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥E¥Eªº zha4zha4de0, adv., (Coll.) just now. 2. ¥E¥i zha4ke3, adv., (MC) rather: ¥E¥i¨H¬°» rather sink as a perfume wood. 3. ¥E²rªº zha4meng3de0, adv., suddenly, abruptly: ¥L¥E²rªº¤@°Ý§Ú he abruptly asked me. 4. ¥EµM zha4ran2, adv., suddenly, unexpectedly: ¥EµM¬Û³{ to meet unexpectedly. |
Þ× | Num. Index: 92.30 | £{£¹£¿ lu4 ![]() |
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N. | A small casket (for cosmetics). |
ûñ | Num. Index: 92.30 | £¹£³£¾ wan3 ![]() |
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¤i | Num. Index: 92.32 | £££¸£¿ xi4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (LL) night: ¤@¤i one night; ¥¹¤i morning and night, see ¥¹ ¤i 41.30; ´Â¤i morning and night; °£¤i New Year's Eve; ¤µ¤i¦ó¤i Ah, what night is this? ¤C¤i the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. (2) Evening: ¤i¶§ the setting sun; ¤i·Ó the reflected light of sunset. |
¦h | Num. Index: 92.32 | £x£¹£¬ duo1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Much, plenty: ¤T¦h¡]¦hºÖ¡A¦h¹Ø¡A¦h¨k¤l¡^ plenty of luck, children and a long life. (2) A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. | Exceed a number: ¦h¤F¤TÓ three more than listed or expected; come as surplus: ¦h¤U¨Ó¡A¦h¥X¡]¨Ó¡^, see ¦h¾l duo1yU2¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) Much or many (in Chin. not distinguished) opp. ¤Ö shao3: ¦h¤Ö duo1shao3¡õ; ¦n¦h¡A«Ü¦h¡A³\¦h very many (much); ¤Ó¦h too many (much); ¦h¬O¡A¦h«Y (as adv.) mostly are; ¦h¦³ mostly have; ¦h¦¸ many times; ¦h¦~ªB¤Í friend of many years; ¦hºÞ¶¢¨Æ like to meddle in affairs; ¦h·Tµ½·P prone to illness and melancholy; ¦h¨a¦hÃø dogged with misfortunes and mishaps; ¦n¨Æ¦h¿i the course of love (or other worthy projects) seldom runs smooth; ¦h»D¦h¨£ widely experienced; ¦h»DÂöºÃ (Confu.) be well-informed and suspend judgment on things in doubt; ¦h¤~¦hÃÀ versatile; ¦h°]µ½¸ë (pr. gu3) it's easy to do business when you have the capital; ¦h¦¹¤@ûs carry coal to Newcastle, superfluous action. (2) (AC) better: ±E¦h which is better. (3) Demonstrably: ¦h¨£¨ä¤£ª¾¶q¤] just shows how much be overrates himself. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) In ±o¦h after vb. or adj., much: ¦n±o¦h much better; Ãø±o¦h much more difficult; ¯f¦n¦h¤F the sickness is much better. (2) (*duo2) How (as exclamation or question): ¦h¤j how big? or how big! ¦h¤[¡A¦hªø¡A¦h»· how much time, how long, how far (? or !); ¦h¨S¥X®§ how useless (of person)! ¦h¤£nÁy how shameless; ¦h»ò¡A¦h·|¨à duo1mo0, duo1hui0er0¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦hÄ_¡¼¡]¨à¡^ duo1bao3ge2(er0), n., curio stand with many sections. 2. ¦h¥b duo1ban4, adj. & adv., most, mostly, the greater half. 3. ¦h¯ë duo1ban1, adv., in so many ways. 4. ¦h©d¨î duo1chi1zhi4, n., polygamy; 5. ¦h©d¨î duo1chi1zhi4, n., cf. duo1fu1zhi4¡õ. 6. ¦h±¡ duo1qing2, adj., greatly enamored; 7. ¦h±¡ duo1qing2, adj., warm (friend): ¦h±¡ºØ¤l a great lover. 8. ¦hºÝ duo1duan1, adv., in many ways, on many occasions (create trouble). 9. ¦h¦h duo1duo1, adv., a great deal: ½Ð§A¦h¦h«ü±Ð I welcome a great deal of advice; 10. ¦h¦h duo1duo1, adv., ¦h¦h¯qµ½ the more, the better. 11. ¦h¤è duo1fang1, adv., see duo1duan1¡ô. 12. ¦h¤Ò¨î duo1fu1zhi4, n., polyandry. 13. ¦h¹è duo1gua3, n., number, frequency (LL for vern. ¦h¤Ö duo1shao3¡õ): ¤á¤f¤§¦h¹è density or number of population. 14. ¦h¬G duo1gu4, phr., (LL) °ê®a¦h¬G many troubles, crises, in the nation. 15. ¦h·|¨à *duo2hui0er0, adv., when, see duo1er0, duo1zan0¡õ. 16. ¦h¨¤§Î duo1jiao3xing2, n. & adj., polygon, -al. 17. ¦hÁ« duo1kui1, adv., luckily: ¦hÁ«¥L¨Ó¤F luckily he came. 18. ¦h¨à duo1er0, adv., (1) how much: ¦h¨à¿ú how much does it cost? 19. ¦h¨à duo1er0, adv., (2) in little while: ¥´¦h¨à´Nn¨Ó¬Ý§A will soon come to see you, see duo1zao0wa3er0¡õ. 20. ¦h¶q duo1liang4, adv., in great quantities: ¦h¶q¦¬¤J great income. 21. ¦h§ duo1li3, adj., overcourteous. 22. ¦h±Åé duo1mian4ti3, n., polyhedron, form with many angles or sides. 23. ¦h»ò *duo2mo0, adv., how (exclam. or question): ¦h»ò¦n how good (? or !); 24. ¦h»ò *duo2mo0, adv., ¦h»òÃø¨ü¡A¥i¼¦ how embarrassed, pitiful! 25. ¦h¤Ö duo1shao3, adv. & adj. & n., (1) more or less: ¦h¤Ö¦³Ãö«Y more or less related; 26. ¦h¤Ö duo1shao3, adv. & adj. & n., also ¦h¦h¤Ö¤Ö; 27. ¦h¤Ö duo1shao3, adv. & adj. & n., (2) how much: ¦h¤Ö¿ú how much does it cost? or how much money? ¦h¤Ö·³ how old (is a person); 28. ¦h¤Ö duo1shao3, adv. & adj. & n., ³Ñ¤F¦h¤Ö how much is left? ¤£ª¾®I¨S¦h¤Ö^¶¯¦nº~ has prevented the emergence of I do not know how many heroes. 29. ¦h¯«±Ð duo1shen2jiao4, n., polytheism. 30. ¦h¬Û¨î duo1xiang4zhi4, n., (phys.) polyphase system of electric current. 31. ¦h¶µ¦¡ duo1xian4shi4, n., (math.) polynomial or multinomial. 32. ¦h¶û duo1xian2, v.t., dislike (person). 33. ¦hÁ duo1xie4, phr., many thanks. 34. ¦h¤ß duo1xin1, adj., distrustful, oversensitive (to remarks). 35. ¦h¼Æ duo1shu4, n., most, greater part or number: ¦h¼Æªº¤H¤£ÃÙ¦¨ the majority oppose it; 36. ¦h¼Æ duo1shu4, n., ¨IÀqªº¦h¼Æ the silent majority. 37. ¦h¨Æ duo1shi4, adj., troublesome, meddling: ¦h¨Æ¤§¬î year of many troubles; 38. ¦h¨Æ duo1shi4, adj., meddlesome; 39. ¦h¨Æ duo1shi4, adj., ¤£¥²§A¦h¨Æ¡A§A¯u¦h¨Æ you can well stay out. 40. ¦hÀY duo1tou2, n., usu. in °µ¦hÀY (stock exchange) one who buys up stocks, a bull, bullish. 41. ¦hªö¡]±m¡^¦h«º duo1cai3duo1zi1, adj., magnificent, impressive, many-faceted (personality, performance). 42. ¦h¦¸ duo1ci4, adv., many times. 43. ¦h«¥ *duo2zan0, adv., when (can you finish, etc.?) (possibly short for ¦h¦±ß¨à duo2zao0wa3er0¡õ), also wr. ¦hØs¡A°¯. 44. ¦h¦±ß¨à *duo2zao0wa3er0, adv., when (can you come, etc.?); 45. ¦h¦±ß¨à *duo2zao0wa3er0, adv., soon, in a short time: ¦h¦±ß¨à´N¨Ó. 46. ¦h¼L duo1zui3, v.i., talk too much or out of place. 47. ¦h¨¬Ãþ duo1zu2lei4, n., (zoo.) myriapod. 48. ¦hºÃ duo1yi2, adj., distrustful, prone to suspect. 49. ¦h¤¸½× duo1yUan2lun4, n., pluralism. 50. ¦h¾l duo1yU2 (duo1yU0), n. & adj., surplus, leftove, more than what is due: §A³o¸Ü¬O¦h¾l¤F what you say is uncalled for or not necessary. |
¦W | Num. Index: 92.40 | £v£¸£¶£½ ming2 ![]() |
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N. adjunct. | ¤@¦W¥Ç¤H one criminal; ¿ý¨ú·s¥Í¤T¦W three newly enrolled students. | ||||||||
N. | (1) (er0) Name, appellation: ©m¦W surname and personal name; ¤H¦W¡A¦a¦W personal name, place name; legal personal name, dist. ¦r literary name and ¸¹ more poetic name; ¦W¥¿¨¥¶¶ things called by their right names (Confucius); ²V¦W nickname; ¨Å¦W name known in childhood; µ§¦W nomde1plume; see ¿Ð 60A.10; ¦WºÙ¡A¦W¦r ming2cheng1, ming2zi4¡õ. (2) Number, order of selection: ¥L¦Ò²Ä¤T¦W he came out number three; ·í¿ï²Ä¤G¦W was elected number two. (3) Reputation: ¤[¥õ¤j¦W heard of your great reputation; ²±¦W¤§²Ö the penalties of being famous; ¦W¤£µê¶Ç¡A¦W°Æ¡]²Å¡^¨ä¹ê¡A¦W¤UµLµê¤h one's reputation is justified; ¦Wº¡¤Ñ¤U world-renowned; ¦W¤£²Å¹ê hollow reputation without basis; ¦WÅ·§QÂê the bondage of reputation and wealth; ¦W¸¨®]¤s phr., fail in civil examinations, really ®]¤s¤§¥~¡Ðallu. to ®]¤s, the last name of the successful candidates. | ||||||||
V.t. | To name, describe: ²ö¥H¦W¤§ (LL) do not know what to call it; ²ö¦W¨ä§® phr., (derog.) queer, absurd, indescribable; ¤£¦W¤@¤å not a cent to his name; ·P¿E²ö¦W do not know how to thank you; ¦W¥@¡A¦W©ó¥@ (LL) well-known to one's generation. | ||||||||
Adj. | Famous, well-known: ¦W¤H ming2ren2¡õ; ¦W¾§¡A¦W±J well-known scholar; ¦W¤h ming2shi41¡õ; ¦WµÛ¡A¦W§@ famous work of author; ¦WÂå¡A¦K¡A¼v¬P famous doctor, artisan, movie star; ¦W¦Ú¡A¦W¬Û¡A¦W±N famous official, prime minister, general; ¦W¤s¤j¤t great mountains and rivers, object of scholar's travel. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦Wï ming2bu4, n., book record of names. 2. ¦W²£ ming2chan3, n., specialty, famous propduct (of place). 3. ¦Wúè ming2chang2, n., formerly, the civil examinations where one's success was determined. 4. ¦WºÙ ming2cheng1, n., name by which person or thing is called. 5. ¦W®ð ming2chi41, n., reputation, prestige: µy¦³¦W®ð enjoys some sort of reputation. 6. ¦W¾¹ ming2chi42, n., (AC) an official's title and status. 7. ¦W³æ ming2dan1, n., list of names. 8. ¦WÃB ming2e2, n., vacancies, number of students, candidates, etc. 9. ¦W¤À ming2fen4, n., (Confu.) a person's obligations, duties and respect due; 10. ¦W¤À ming2fen4, n., a person's social status. 11. ¦W¶Q ming2gui4, adj., valuable, rare art object. 12. ¦W¸¹ ming2hao4, n., name (of person, ship). 13. ¦Wªá ming2hua1, n., (1) famous courtesan; 14. ¦Wªá ming2hua1, n., (2) famous flower. 15. ¦W®a ming2jia1, n., (1) famous author, artist; 16. ¦W®a ming2jia1, n., (2) the School of Logicians of ¾¥¤l Motse. 17. ¦W¸}¡]¨à¡^ ming2jiao3(er0), n., famous actor, actress (also wr. ¦W¨¤). 18. ¦W±Ð ming2jiao4, n., Confucianism, the body of teachings on social relationships. 19. ¦W¸` ming2jie2, n., moral integrity, honor. 20. ¦W§Q ming2li4, n., fame and wealth. 21. ¦W¬y ming2liu2, n., socially prominent person, esp. scholar: ªÀ·|¦W¬y social leaders; 22. ¦W¬y ming2liu2, n., V.I.P.; 23. ¦W¬y ming2liu2, n., well-known leaders of society; 24. ¦W¬y ming2liu2, n., people in social register. 25. ¦W½× ming2lun4, n., (1) famous opinion, essay; 26. ¦W½× ming2lun4, n., (2) (AC) reputation: ¦W½×º¥°I their reputation gradually declined. 27. ¦Wªù ming2men2, n., eminent family: ¦Wªù»Ó¨q daughter of such family; 28. ¦Wªù ming2men2, n., ¦Wªù¤§«á descendant of such family. 29. ¦W¥Ø ming2mu4, n., name, title esp. for drawing salaries: ¥©¥ß¦W¥Ø create ingenious titles for padding pay or charging expense; 30. ¦W¥Ø ming2mu4, n., ¥H¤°»ò¦W¥Ø in what capacity? 31. ¦W¤ù ming2pian4, n., name card. 32. ¦W¤H ming2ren2, n., a famous person. 33. ¦W¦â ming2se4, n., (1) famous beauty or courtesan; 34. ¦W¦â ming2se4, n., (2) see ming2mu4¡ô. 35. ¦W¤s ming2shan1, n., famous mountain: ¦W¤s¨Æ·~ author's works destined for posterity. 36. ¦W³Ó ming2sheng4, n., famous sites, places of historic interest. 37. ¦WÁn ming2sheng1, n., fame. 38. ¦W½å ming2xian2, n., famous scholars (of a generation). 39. ¦W¤â ming2shou3, n., distinguished expert, artist (at chess, opera, calligraphy, etc.). 40. ¦WÎg ming2shu1, n., well-known beauty. 41. ¦W¼Æ ming2shu4, n., concrete number; 42. ¦W¼Æ ming2shu4, n., (AC) population statistics. 43. ¦W®v ming2si4, n., famous master, teacher. 44. ¦W¤h ming2shi41, n., esp. ¦W¤h¬£ scholar with unconventional ways, cranky scholar. 45. ¦W¤ó ming2shi42, n., a person's name and surname. 46. ¦W¹ê ming2shi2, n., (AC) name and solid accomplishments or characters; 47. ¦W¹ê ming2shi2, n., name and reality (agree, do not correspond). 48. ¦W¾Ç ming2xUe2, n., (AC) the study of logic, esp. school of Motse. 49. ¦W°ó ming2tang2, n., name, title, see ming2mu4¡ô. 50. ¦W©« ming2tie3, n., (LL) name card. 51. ¦WÀY ming2tou2, n., (coll.) reputation. 52. ¦W¥U ming2ce4, n., record of names (of members, etc.). 53. ¦W¨ë ming2ci4, n., (LL) name card. 54. ¦Wµü ming2ci2, n., (1) word, term: ·s¦Wµü new term; 55. ¦Wµü ming2ci2, n., (2) (gram.) noun; 56. ¦Wµü ming2ci2, n., ¥N¦Wµü pronoun. 57. ¦W¤l ming2zi0, n., name; 58. ¦W¤l ming2zi0, n., also er0. 59. ¦W¦r ming2zi4, n., person's name. 60. ¦W±æ ming2wang4, n., reputation: ¦³¦W±æ enjoys a reputation. 61. ¦W¦ì ming2wei4, n., official rank. 62. ¦Wª« ming2wu4, n., things: ¦UºØ¦Wª« different articles and things. 63. ¦W¨¥ ming2yan2, n., famous saying. 64. ¦W¸q ming2yi4, n., official capacity: °²É¦W¸q assume false official title; 65. ¦W¸q ming2yi4, n., ¦W¸q¤W in official capacity, as a matter of form. 66. ¦W´D ming2yUan2, n., debutante, daughter of rich family. 67. ¦WÅA ming2yU4, (1) n., reputation: ¯}Ãa¦WÅA damage one's reputation; 68. ¦WÅA ming2yU4, n., ¦WÅA¤£¦n have a bad reputation; 69. ¦WÅA ming2yU4, n., ¦WÅA¾á«O on one's honor; 70. ¦WÅA ming2yU4, (2) adj., honorary (doctor, president, chairman, etc.). |
¦U | Num. Index: 92.40 | £|££¿ ge4 ![]() ![]() |
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Pron. & adj. | Each, every (one), all: ¦U¦â¦U¼Ë all kinds of; ¦U¦¡ every form, all forms; ¦UºØ every kind, all kinds; ¦UÃþ every variety, all varieties; ¦U¦a every locality, all localities; ¦U°ê every nation, all nations; ¦U¦³¤d¬î each has its (his, her) merits; ¦U©ê¤@¨¤¡]¨à¡^ each doing his share; ¦U©b«eµ{ each going his own way; ¦U¦ÛªF¦è ditto; ¦U¦æ¨ä¬O each doing what he thinks is right; ¦U¤£¬Û¥Ç each keeping within his sphere; ¦U¬°¤v¿Ñ everybody for himself; ¦U°õ¤v¨£ each holding fast to his own views; ¦U±o¨ä©Ò to the satisfaction of one and all; ¦U±q¨äÃþ every item in its proper category; ¦U¦³©Òªø everyone has his own specialty; ¦UºÉ¨ä¤O everyone doing his best; ¦UÓÀ»¯} rout the enemy forces one by one; ¦U¦Û¦U¡]ºç¡^¨à each one by himself; ¦U¤H¥I¦U¤Hªº go Dutch; ¦U¤H¡A¦U¦Û ge4ren2, ge4zi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦U§O ge4bie2, adj. & adv., (1) separate(ly): ¦U§O¥mÅñ give instructions to each one separately; 2. ¦U§O ge4bie2, adj. & adv., (2) different(ly): ¥LªºµÊ®ð«Ü¦U§O his temper is rather peculiar; 3. ¦U§O ge4bie2, adj. & adv., ¦U§O¦U¼Ë of a different type. 4. ¦U¦U ge4ge4, pron, everyone, everybody. 5. ¦U§á¡]¨à¡^ ge4niu3er0, n., differences of view: ¥L̨â¤H¤S¾x¦U§á¨à¤F the two are again having another dispute. 6. ¦U¤H ge4ren2 (*ge2ren2), pron, everyone, each one. 7. ¦U¦Û ge4zi4 (*ge2zi4), (1) pron, each one himself: ¥LÌǦU¦Û·F¦U¦Ûªº the two are each doing what he likes; 8. ¦U¦Û (2) (*ge2zi4) adj., eccentric, peculiar: ³oÓ¤HµÊ®ð«Ü¦U¦Û this person has a most peculiar temper. |
©S | Num. Index: 92.40 | £¡£¸£²£¿ jiu4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Fault, mistake, blame misconduct: ©S¦³À³±o it's (s.o.'s) own fault; ©S¥Ñ¦Û¨ú (one) has only (oneself) to blame; ©S¸o jiu4zui4, ©S©Ñ jiu4lei4¡õ; ¤Þ©SÃã¾ take the blame on oneself and resign; ©SµL¥iÃã cannot escape blame, shirk responsibility; ÃøÃã¨ä©S can hardly absolve oneself of all blame. (2) Misfortune, natural calamity (opp. ¥ð good fortune): ¥ð©S good and bad fortune; ©S¼x jiu4zheng1¡õ; ¨a©S a natural calamity; ¤Ñ°¤§©S Heaven calls down curses on his head. | ||||||||
V.t. | To blame, censure, condemn, find fault with: Àò©S incur displeasure, blame; ¬È©S to fear censure; ©S³d jiu4ze2¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©S¼x jiu4zheng1, n., portents of divine displeasure. 2. ©S©Ñ jiu4lei4, n., fault, crime, misfortune, calamity. 3. ©S³d jiu4ze2, n., responsibility for sins of commission or omission. 4. ©S¸o jiu4zui4, n., an offense, a crime. |
¸â | Num. Index: 92.40 | £¤£³ zhan1 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
V.i. | (1) (AC var. of ¤) to look at from afar. (2) (AC) arrive. (3) (Var. of ¥e) to fix a date; orig., fix by divination: ÂÔ¸â©ó¬Y¤ë¬Y¤é used in invitation to dinner. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¸â¸â zhan1zhan1, adj., as in ¤p¨¥¸â¸â (²ø¤l) petty words are argumentative. 2. ¸â½Ñ zhan1zhu1, n., (AC of ÃÊßï) frog, toad. 3. ¸âÀÈ zhan1tan2, n., (var. of ÑÐÀÈ) sandalwood. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.40 | £¥£«£½ cha2 ![]() |
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¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.41 | £¨£³£¾ zan3 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. |
Ò× | Num. Index: 92.41 | £º£³ yUan1 ![]() |
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Adj. | (AC) dried up (well); dull (eyes). |
´¼ | Num. Index: 92.41 | £¤£¿ zhi4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Wisdom, intelligence: ´¼¼z¡A´¼¤O zhi4hui4, zhi4li41¡õ: ´¼¨| intellectual education, dist. physical or moral education; «æ´¼ quick wit; ´¼¶ê¦æ¤è (AC) to know all around but to act straight; ´¼«iÂù¥þ good in astuteness and physical prowess; ¨¬´¼¦h¿Ñ very resourceful; ´¼¡A¤¯¡A«i sagacity, charity and courage. (2) A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. | Wise, clever, resourceful, astute: ¤W´¼¤U·M the very wisest and the most stupid; ¤j´¼Y·M the wisest man is often stupidlooking. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´¼¥© zhi4qiao3, adj., clever. 2. ´¼¾¦ zhi4chi3, n., wisdom tooth. 3. ´¼üç zhi4dou4, v.i., (MC) vie in wisdom, strategy. 4. ´¼¦h¬P zhi4duo1xing1, n., resourceful strategist. 5. ´¼¼z zhi4hui4, n., wisdom; 6. ´¼¼z zhi4hui4, n., ´¼¼zªO see ¤C ¥©ªO 70.70; 7. ´¼¼z zhi4hui4, n., ´¼¼z¼C (Budd.) the ¡§sword of wisdom¡¨ to cut through mortal involvements. 8. ´¼ªÌ zhi4zhe3, n., a wise man. 9. ´¼¤O zhi4li41, n., mental power; 10. ´¼¤O zhi4li41, n., intelligence: ´¼¤O´úÅç intelligence test. 11. ´¼§Q zhi4li42, n., Chile. 12. ´¼¿Ñ zhi4mou2, n., clever strategy. 13. ´¼Ån zhi4nang2, n., (LL) a bag of wisdom; 14. ´¼Ån zhi4nang2, n., a clever man; 15. ´¼Ån zhi4nang2, n., a presidential advisor; 16. ´¼Ån zhi4nang2, n., ´¼Ån¹Î brain trust. 17. ´¼¯à zhi4neng2, n., intellectual ability. 18. ´¼ÃÑ zhi4shi4, n., knowledge (also wr. ª¾ÃÑ); 19. ´¼ÃÑ zhi4shi4, n., ´¼ÃѶ¥¯Å the intelligentsia. |
¾| | Num. Index: 92.41 | £{£¹£¾ lu3 ![]() |
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N. | Name of anc. city state of Confucius; (lit.) Shangtung Province; ¾|·µÆF¥ú (allu. to ÆF¥ú·µ of a Hahn emperor) the only survivals; ¾|¨k¤l honest fellow, man not susceptible to female charms; ¾|³½¥è¨¨ printing mistakes owing to simialr (ancient) forms of ¾| and ³½¡A¥è and ¨¨. | ||||||||
Adj. | Stupid, rash: ·M¾| uncouth, uneducated, ignorant; ²Ê¾| coarse (person). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¾|¥ò³s lu3zhong4lian2, n., (allu.) mediator: §A´N¬°¥L̪º¾|¥ò³s§a you'd better mediate for them. 2. ¾|²õ lu3mang3, adj., reckless (also wr. ³¿²õ). |
¨¤ | Num. Index: 92.42 | £¡£¸£±£¾ jiao3 ![]() ![]() |
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N. adjunct. | ¤@¨¤¤½¤å an official document. | ||||||||
N. | (1) Horns of animals: ¤û¨¤¡A¦Ï¨¤¡A³À¨¤¡AµR¨¤ ox, sheep, deer, rhinoceros horns; µQ¨¤¤§¶Õ (of troops) so deployed as to be able to come readily to one another's assistance. (2) A corner: ²´¨¤¡A¼L¨¤ the corners of the eye, mouth; ¸ú¦bÀ𨤠hidden in a wall corner; §¤¦b«Î¨¤ sit in a corner of the room; ®ü¨¤ a promontory, headland, cape: ®ü¨¤¤Ñ²P all corners of the earth; ¦n±æ¨¤ Cape of Good Hope; ¨¤¸¨ jiao3luo4¡õ; ¡¼¨¤ (turn) the corner; ÃB¨¤ the temples. (3) An angle: ¤T¨¤ a triangle, trigonometry; ¤T¨¤ÅÊ·R the eternal (love) triangle; ¦h¨¤§Î a polygon, -al; ¤»¨¤§Î hexagon; ¤K¨¤§Î octagon; ¹ï³»¨¤ vertically opposite angles; ¥¨¤¡Aª½¨¤¡A¾U¨¤¡A¶w¨¤ straight, right, acute, obtuse angle; ¨¤«× jiao3du4¡õ. (4) Any point of the compass: ªF«n¨¤ the southeast; ¦è¥_¨¤ the northwest; Ãz¬µÁn¬O±q¨º¤@¨¤¨Óªº where has the explosion come from? (5) The third of the five notes (®c¡A°Ó¡A¨¤¡A¼x¡A¦Ð) of the anc. Chin. musical scale. (6) A coin: ¤@¨¤¿ú a dime; ¡]»È¡^¨¤¤l a dime; »É¡]¨¤¡^¤l a copper. (7) A dramatic role: ¥D¨¤ the leading role, actor or actress; ¨k¨¤¡A¤k¨¤ an actor, actress; ¤¡¨¤ a clown; °t¨¤ a supporting actor or actress. (8) A wind instrument: ¸¹¨¤ a bugle; µe¨¤ an anc. military bugle. (9) Tufts of hair left on center of child's head: Á`¨¤¤§¥æ childhood friends. (10) An anc. drinking vessel, an anc. measure of capacity. | ||||||||
V.i. | Vie in feats of physical strength: ¨¤¤O jiao3li4, ¨¤ÛÓ jiao3di3¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨¤¨© jiao3bei4, n., (zoo.) the toothe shell, dentalium octoangulatum. 2. ¨¤ÛÓ *jUe2di3, n., wrestling. 3. ¨¤«× jiao3du4, n., (1) (math.) an angle; 4. ¨¤«× jiao3du4, n., (2) point of view: ±q¥t¤@¨¤«×¬Ý seen from a different angle. 5. ¨¤¤y *jUe2jin1, n., kerchief worn by anc. hermits. 6. ¨¤³v *jUe2zhu2, v.t., contend for, compete with for mastery. 7. ¨¤¨à jiao3er0, n., (1) a corner, a point of the compass; 8. ¨¤¨à jiao3er0, n., (2) (*jUe2er0) a dramatic actor. 9. ¨¤¤O *jUe2li4, v.i., engage in a physical contest, wrestle. 10. ¨¤¼Ó jiao3lou2, n., a watchtower on a city wall. 11. ¨¤¸¨ jUe2luo4, n., corners of a room: ¨CÓ¨¤¸¨ every nook and cranny. 12. ¨¤°¨ jUe2ma3, n., (1) a gnu, (African antelope); 13. ¨¤°¨ jUe2ma3, n., (2) an abnormality, a monstrosity. 14. ¨¤ªù jiao3men2, n., a side gate. 15. ¨¤½¤ jiao3mo2, n., (physiol) the cornea of the eye; 16. ¨¤½¤ jiao3mo2, n., ¨¤½¤ª¢ (med.) keratitis. 17. ¨¤¦â *jUe2se4, n., (1) a dramatic actor, a role in casting; 18. ¨¤¦â *jUe2se4, n., (2) an outstanding actor or person in any walk of life. 19. ¨¤¶Á *jUe2shu3, n., rice dumplings shaped like a pointed cylinder. 20. ¨¤ÆN *jUe2yin1, n., (zoo.) the crested eagle. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.42 | £££º£¶ xiong1 ![]() |
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¨C | Num. Index: 92.50 | £v£°£¾ mei3 ![]() |
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Pron. | (MC & dial.) plural ending of pronn: §A¨C¡A¥L¨C¡×§AÌ¡A¥LÌ. | ||||||||
Adj. | Each, every: ¨C¤Ñ¡A¨C¤H¡A¨C³B everyday, everybody, everywhere; ¨C¤@Ó¤H each one; ¨C¤ë every month; ¨C¦¸ every time; ¨Cªp·U¤U or ¨C¤U·Uªp phr., get worse every time. | ||||||||
Adv. | Every: ¨C³{¡]È¡^¬P´Á¤@ every Monday; ¨C·í¥L¨Óªº®ÉÔ every time he comes. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¨C±` mei3chang2, adv., often. 2. ¨C¨C mei2mei3, adv., often: ¨C¨C¤£¦b®a often not at home; 3. ¨C¨C mei2mei3, adv., ¨C¨C±À¬G often make some excuse. |
Àp | Num. Index: 92.50 | £º£³ yUan1 ![]() |
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N. | See ÀpÀm yUan1yang1¡õ | ||||||||
Words | 1. ÀpÀm yUan1yang1, n., the mandarin ducks, which always go in pairs, symbol of lovers or marital harmony; 2. ÀpÀm yUan1yang1, n., hence Àp«Q¡AÀp°¸ lover, life mate; 3. ÀpÀm yUan1yang1, n., Àp·ù lover's pledge; 4. ÀpÀm yUan1yang1, n., ÀpÀm¼C a pair of swords which match each other; 5. ÀpÀm yUan1yang1, n., ÀpÀm¥Ë roof tiles, concave matching with convex. |
«m | Num. Index: 92.50 | £u£¹£½ pu2 ![]() |
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Words | 1. «m°Ë pu2fu2, v.i., crawl (AC var. «m¥ñ); 2. «m°Ë pu2fu2, v.i., «m°Ë²ô (bot.) creeping plant, soboles. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.50 | £®£¿ e4 ![]() |
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N. | ¡¼¸ (MC) woman's hair decoration. |
¯ì | Num. Index: 92.50 | £¥£¹£½ chu2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Hay, fodder: ¯ìij¡A¯ì¨¥ chu2yi4, chu2yan2¡õ. (AC) animal that feeds on grass: ¯ì¶H chu2huan4¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To pasture (sheep, cattle): ¯ìªª chu2mu4¡õ. (2) (AC) to cut grass. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¯ì¡¼ chu2gao3, n., fodder. 2. ¯ìª¯ chu2gou3, n., a sacrificial straw dog, s.t. discarded after use: ¤Ñ¦a¤£¤¯¡A¥H¸Uª«¬°¯ìª¯¡]¦Ñ¤l¡^ ¡§Nature is unkind, it treats all things like straw dogs.¡¨ 3. ¯ì¸æ chu2huan4, n., (AC) meat of animals that feed on grass (¯ì) and on flesh (¸æ). 4. ¯ì³ chu2liang2, n., fodder. 5. ¯ìÆF chu2ling2, n., (AC) straw effigy of man or animal, buried to serve the dead (in place of real man, woman or horse). 6. ¯ì¯° chu2mo4, n., fodder. 7. ¯ìªª chu2mu4, v.i., to pasture (sheep, cattle). 8. ¯ìêþ chu2rao2, n., as in ¯ìêþªÌ (AC) grass and woodcutter; 9. ¯ìêþ chu2rao2, n., (fig.) rustic, used in self-deprecation: ¯ìêþ¤§¨¥ my rustic remarks. 10. ¯ì¨¥ chu2yan2, n., (self-deprecating) my rustic, humble words. 11. ¯ìij chu2yi4, n., (self-deprecating) ¡§a humble discussion¡¨; 12. ¯ìij chu2yi4, n., (LL) an easay on some current topic. |
°Ë | Num. Index: 92.50 | £w£¹£½ fu2 ![]() |
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V.i. | See «m °Ë 92.50, to crawl. |
¥y | Num. Index: 92.50 | £¡£º£¿ jU4 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Gram.) sentence: ¥y¤l; ¥y¸¹ jU4hao4, ¥yÂI jU4dian3, ¥yŪ jU4dou4¡õ; ¥yªk sentence construction; ³y¥y ditto; ¤@¥y¸Ü a sentence, just a word, in short; ¥y¥y¦³²z every word sounds reasonable. (2) (*gou1) (¡×¤Ä) (U. f. ¹_) a hook. (3) (*gou4) (¡×¤Ä) To bend, twist, fasten, catch: ¥y·í business, affairs, duties (¡§work which detains, duties (¡§work which detains one¡¨). (4) (*gou1) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | (U. f. ¤Ä) ¥y¤Þ entice, seduce; ¥y¯d make a short stay; ¥yµ² ally oneself with (s.o.) for some secret purpose; ¥y³q work in collusion with (another). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥yÂI jU4dian3, n., period, full stop, see jU4hao4¡õ. 2. ¥yŪ jU4dou4, n., (punctuation) periods and commas. 3. ¥y¸¹ jU4hao4, n., (punctuation) a period, a full stop. |
¦¯ | Num. Index: 92.50 | £££º£´£½ xUn2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) A period of ten days: ¤W¦¯¡A¤¤¦¯¡A¤U¦¯ the first, middle and last ten days of a month; ¦¯¥Z a ten-day periodical; ݦ¯ about twenty days. (2) Ten years, used in counting birthdays: ¤»¦¯¤j¹Ø celebration of sixtieth birthday. (3) ¦¯¤ë a full month, also ten months. |
¨l | Num. Index: 92.50 | £x£¸£³£¿ dian4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (AC) suburb: ½B¨l metropolitan suburbs. (2) (AC) farm products. | ||||||||
V.t. | (AC) to govern (people, land). |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.50 | £t£± bao1 ![]() |
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N. | A radical. |
¤c | Num. Index: 92.50 | £¦£±£½ shao2 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (shao2zi0, shao2er0) A spoon, ladle, dipper: ¶º¤c ladle for helping rice to bowl. (2) ¿N¤c a cooking implement with dipper-shaped end for spreading food in stirfrying. (3) A hundredth part of a sheng1, ¤É 90.20. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¤c¥G shao2hu0, v.t., (sl.) to strike (a person). 2. ¤c¤f¨à shao2kou0er0, n., cooking skill of a cook: À|À|·s¼p¤lªº¤c¤f¨à«ç¼Ë try the cooking skill of the new cook. 3. ¤c¤l shao2zi0, n., (1) a dipper, ladle; 4. ¤c¤l shao2zi0, n., (2) the back part of human skull: ¸£¤c¤l. |
¤Ã | Num. Index: 92.50 | £º£´£½ yUn2 ![]() |
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V.t. | (1) To share, divide (a piece of cake, etc.): ¤Ã¤@ÂIµ¹¥L give him a bit; ¤Ã¥X¡A¤Ã¤À yUn2chu1, yUn2fen1¡õ. (2) To smooth out, even up( powder on face): ¤ÃÁy¡A¤Ã± roll powder on face to make it even; apply powder on face. | ||||||||
Adj. | Even, well divide, well balanced: §¡¤Ã ditto; °±¤Ã¡A¤Ã°± yUn2ting0¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¤ÃºÙ yUn2cheng4, adj., well-balanced (colors), well proportioned (figure). 2. ¤Ã¥X yUn2chu1, v.t., divide and share (a piece of land, cake). 3. ¤Ã§I yUn2duei, v.t., divide and share. 4. ¤Ã¤À yUn2fen1, v.t., divide equally. 5. ¤Ã²b yUn2jing0, adj., see yUn2cheng4¡ô. 6. ¤Ã¯d¡]¨à¡^ yUn2liu0 (er0), adj., (thread) of the right size, texture; 7. ¤Ã¯d¡]¨à¡^ yUn2liu0 (er0), adj., smooth. 8. ¤Ã½Õ yUn2tiao0, adj., even. 9. ¤Ã°± yUn2ting0, adj., ditto. 10. ¤Ã¶ê yUn2yUan2, adj., evenly round. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.50 | £|£¯£¿ gai4 ![]() |
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б | Num. Index: 92.50 | £~£¹£¶ hong1 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Loud, -ly. |
¦I | Num. Index: 92.50 | £££º£¶ xiong1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ¦I¥£ xiong1nu2, n., The Huns, Mongolian tribes in northeastern China and Mongolia, historically under various names (÷èËe¡A¦I¥£¡AJ) 1000 B.C.¡Ð6th cen. A. D. 2. ¦I¦I xiong1xiong1, adj., clamorous, fierce (also wr. ¡¼). 3. ¦I¤ú§Q xiong1ya2li4, n., Hungary. |
¤Ä | Num. Index: 92.50 | £|£² gou1 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Var. ¹_) a hook, barb, sickle. (2) (Var. ¹_) (callig.) a stoke with a hook. (3) (Math.) (AC) the base of a right triangle. (4) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) Strike out, cancel, delete: ¤Ä®ø (of debts, etc.) cancel: ¤@µ§¤Ä®ø cancel with a stoke of the pen; ¤Ä°£ delete; ¤Ä±¼¤@¥y strike out a sentence; ¤Ä¥h¤F have s.t. sticken out or canceled. (2) Delineate, paint: ¤ÄÁy gou1lian3, ¤Ä°Ç gou1le4¡õ. (3) To remind, be reminded of s.t. past, to induce state of mind: ¤Ä¤W¤ß¨Æ remind s.o. of some unpleasant experience; ¤Ä°_¤@µÄ·Tºü arouse great sorrow. (4) To seduce, to induce or cooperate for evil purpose: ¤Ä¤Þ¡A¤Ä·f¡A¤Ä±¡¡A¤Ä³q¡A¤Ä¦ê¡A¤Äµ² gou1yin0, gou1da0, gou1qing2, gou1tong1, gou1chuan4, gou1jie2¡õ; ¦o¤S¤Ä¤W¤F¤@Ó¨k¤H she has made another man fall for her; ¤Ä¤H seduce people; ¤Ä¥Í·N solicit business. (5) Add s.t. to soup to make it thicker: ¤ÄÍÀ gou1qian4¡õ; ¤Äµ°¡A¤Äº± to thicken congee, gravy. (6) (*gou4) Grasp, take hold of, touch, reach: ¤Ä¨ì¤F³Ì¤W¤@¼h can reach the uppermost section; ¤Ä¨ú lay one's hands on s.t.; §A¤Ä±oµÛ¨º»ò°ª¶Ü can you reach so high? | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¤ÄÍÀ gou1qian4, v.i., add thickening (e.g., corn starch) to soup (also ¤ÄÁd¡]¨à¡^). 2. ¤Ä±¡ gou1qing2, v.i., flirt (with s.o.). 3. ¤Ä¦ê gou1chuan4, v.i. & t., conspire. 4. ¤Ä°£ gou1chu2, v.t., delete, cancel, strike out, to mark with ¡§¡¼¡¨. 5. ¤Ä·f gou1da0, v.t., seduce (man, woman). 6. ¤Ä·í *gou4dang0, n., (familiar, contempt.) business, affair: ·F³o¦n¤Ä·í do this dirty business. 7. ¤ÄªÑ gou1gu3, n., (math.) (AC) a right triangle: ¤ÄªÑ§Î. 8. ¤Ä»î gou1hun2, v.i. & t., be seductive, seduce: ¤Ä»îÄá¾z (of women) have the power to make men crazy; 9. ¤Ä»î gou1hun2, v.i. & t., ¤Ä±¼¤F»î (of men) lose one's head under the seductive power of women. 10. ¤Äµ² gou1jie2, v.t., align oneself with (disreputable elements). 11. ¤ÄÄæ gou1lan2, n., (1) orig., a balustrade; 12. ¤ÄÄæ gou1lan2, n., (2) a house of ill fame: ¤ÄÄæ¤¤¤H¡A¤ÄÄæ¤k¤l a prostitute. 13. ¤Ä°Ç gou1le4, v.i. & t., (painting) delineate the contour; 14. ¤Ä°Ç gou1le4, n., contour lines. 15. ¤ÄÁy¡]¨à¡^ gou1lian3 (gou1liaaer0), v.i., (Chin. opera) to paint masks. 16. ¤Ä³s·f gou1lian2da0, n., (Peking coll.) a row of houses with easy intercommunication. 17. ¤Ä¯d gou1liu2, v.i. & n., stop over, make a short stay. 18. ¤Ä®ø gou1xiao1, v.t., delete, strike out. 19. ¤Ä³q gou1tong1, v.t., see gou1chuan4¡ô. 20. ¤Ä¤Þ gou1yin0, v.t., seduce (women). |
¤Å | Num. Index: 92.50 | £¹£¿ wu4 ![]() |
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Vb. aux. | Do not, do not be: ¤Å¿×¨¥¤§¤£¦ don't say that I didn't warn you; ¤Å«æ don't rush; ¤Å«ã don't be angry; ¤Å¨« don't go away, don't run; ¥B¤Å please do not for the moment; ¸U¤Å do not under any circumstances; ¤Å½× regardless, also let alone; ¤Å½×¨ä¥L not to speak of others; ¤Å½×·s regardless of new or old; ½Ð¤Å please don't; ¤Á¤Å absolutely not to. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¤Å¤Å wu4wu4, adj. & adv., (1) in a hurry (now generally ¥^¥^ pr. cong1); 2. ¤Å¤Å wu4wu4, adj. & adv., (2) (AC) cautiously. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.50 | £©£¹£¶ cong1 ![]() |
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Adv. | Hurriedly. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¡¼ÁØ cong1jU4, adv., see cong1mang2¡õ. 2. ¡¼¦£ cong1mang2, adv., hurriedly. 3. ¡¼¡¼ cong1cong1, adv., ditto. |
¥V | Num. Index: 92.63 | £x£¹£¶ dong1 ![]() |
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N. | The winter: ¥V¤ë winter months; ¥V¤é winter days; ¥V¤é¥i·R welcome winter sun, (allu.) a man's kindly temperament, opp. ®L¤é¥i¬È oppressive summer sun; ¥VÂáA¥VÀx provisions of food for winter; ¥V·x®L²D cool in summer and warm in winter (of place); ¥V·Å®L²M (pr. jing4) son's duty of keeping the parents warm in winter and cool in summer. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥V«C dong1qing1, n., (bot.) long stalk holly, ilex pedunculosa; 2. ¥V«C dong1qing1, n., ¥V«C¬ì (bot.) aquifoliaceae. 3. ¥VÂήL¯ó dong1chong2xia4cao3, n., (bot.) a parasitic lowtype fungus, cordyceps robertii, which spawns in insect's body, appearing in summer as part of plant¡Ðhence its name. 4. ¥V¥Ê dong1gua1, n., Chin. wax gourd, winter melon. 5. ¥V¯M dong1hong1, adj., bigoted, pedantic: ¥V¯M¨q¤~ shallow village schoolmaster, a pedant; 6. ¥V¯M dong1hong1, adj., hence ÀY¸£¥V¯M badly read and extremely bigoted, die hard, ultraconservative. 7. ¥V¸` dong1jie2, n., winter solstice. 8. ¥V©u dong1ji4, n., winter season. 9. ¥V¦Ü dong1zhi4, n., winter solstice; 10. ¥V¦Ü dong1zhi4, n., ¥V¦Ü½u the Tropic of Capricorn; 11. ¥V¦Ü dong1zhi4, n., ¥V¦ÜÂI winter solstice. 12. ¥V¸ª dong1kui2, n., (bot.). cluster mallow, malva verticillata. 13. ¥V¯v dong1mian2, n., hibernation. 14. ¥Vµ« dong1sun3, n., an edible bamboo shoot. 15. ¥V¤Ñ dong1tian1, n., winter. 16. ¥V¤l¤ë dong1zi0yueih, n., eleventh month of lunar calendar. 17. ¥VªÞ dong1ya2, n., winter bud in cold lands with protective tissue. |
ϲ | Num. Index: 92.63 | £u£±£½ pao2 ![]() |
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V.i. | (AC) to broil. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ϲÒn pao2xiao1, adj., arrogant, overbearing; 2. ϲÒn pao2xiao1, adj., to rage and roar (var. of ©H ý 40A.70). |
Òo | Num. Index: 92.63 | £w£²£¾ fou3 ![]() |
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V.t. | Cook over slow fire. |
³½ | Num. Index: 92.63 | £º£½ yU2 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Fish, reptile: ÄH³½ whale; ¥Ò³½¡A¸}³½ turtle; Æs³½ crocodile. (2) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | U. f. º® to fish. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ³½¥Õ yU2bai2, (1) adj., pale greenish white; 2. ³½¥Õ yU2bai2, (2) n., fish sperm. 3. ³½ÅÀ yU2biao4, n., swimming bladder of fish. 4. ³½¤e yU2cha1, n., fish spear. 5. ³½ºj yU2qiang1, n., fishing gun. 6. ³½«´ yU2chi4, n., a tally in the form of fish. 7. ³½Å_ yU2chi2, n., fish fins. 8. ³½ûÒ¤l yU2chuang2zi0, n., (Peking dial.) fish merchant. 9. ³½¯Í yU2chi4, n., shark's fins. 10. ³½¦À yU2chi2, n., fish pond. 11. ³½¬r yU2du2, n., (bot.) daphne genkwa, a spice plant which when boiled and thrown into pond is said to kill the fish (also called ¬r³½ or Í´ªá). 12. ³½¨{ yU2du3, n., fish maw; 13. ³½¨{ yU2du3, n., ³½¨{¥Õ see yU2bai2¡ô. 14. ³½»ç yU2er4, n., fish bait. 15. ³½³c¡]¤l¡^ yU2fan4 (zi0), n., a fishmoneger. 16. ³½ªÎ yU2fei2, n., fish meal, dried fish used as fertilizer. 17. ³½²Å yU2fu2, n., see yU2chi4¡ô. 18. ³½¬ñ¡]¨à¡^¡]¤l¡^ yU2gan1 (yU2ga1er0)(zi0), n., fishing rod. 19. ³½¬û yU2gang1, n., fish jar: ³½¬û¨à a fish bowl. 20. ³½¨xªo yU2gan1you2, n., cod-liver oil. 21. ³½ª¯ yU2gou31, n., a kind of fish hawk. 22. ³½ÖÖ yU2gou32, n., fish trap. 23. ³½üÆ¡]¨à¡^ yU2gou1(er0), n., fishing hook. 24. ³½³e yU2guan4, adv., file in, proceed in file. 25. ³½¯Ë yU2gu31, n., a fishing net. 26. ³½¹ª yU2gu32, n., wooden knocker at Buddhist temple, shaped like fish. 27. ³½ªá yU2hua1, n., see yU2miao2¡õ. 28. ³½ªê yU2hu3, n., (1) globefish; 29. ³½ªê yU2hu3, n., (2) a kind of fish hawk. 30. ³½ìz yU2zha3, n., salted fish. 31. ³½Ãµ yU2jian3, n., a fine-quality paper. 32. ³½ºà yU2jian1, n., (1) letter of correspondence (from allu¡Ða friend's letter found in belly of presented carp); 33. ³½ºà yU2jian1, n., (2) a special letter paper. 34. ³½½¦ yU2jiao1, n., fish glue, isinglass, made from inner membrance of fish bladder. 35. ³½§| yU2keng1, n., fishpond. 36. ³½¤f yU2kou3 (yU2ou), n., sores of venereal disease. 37. ³½Áz yU2kuai4, n., sliced fish served with vegetable. 38. ³½¨à yUe1er0, n., small fish. 39. ³½Äê yU2lan4, n., (AC) decay or corruption from inside. 40. ³½¹p yU2lei2, n., torpedo; 41. ³½¹p yU2lei2, n., ³½¹p¸¥ torpedo boat. 42. ³½Åì yU2lin2, n., fish scales, used as figure for serried roof tops; 43. ³½Åì yU2lin2, n., ³½Åì¨à scaly patterns; 44. ³½Åì yU2lin2, n., ³½ÅìÅ~ fishskin disease, ichthyosis, or xeroderma, a skin disease with dry, hardened scabs; 45. ³½Åì yU2lin2, n., ³½Åì¤Ñ¨à sky with clouds in scattered clusters, or of cirro-cumulus type. 46. ³½ÁM yU2lou3, n., fish hamper. 47. ³½§Z¥Û yU2luan3shi2, n., (geol.) ošlite. 48. ³½] yU2miao2, n., fish fry, minnows. 49. ³½¤ì yU2mu4, n., (bot.) a tropical brush, crataeva religiosa, whose fruit can be used as fish bait. 50. ³½¤ù¨à yU2piaher0, n., sliced fillet of fish. 51. ³½¦× yU2rou4, (1) v.i. & t., to victimize (from AC allu. ¤H¬°¤M«[¡A§Ú¬°³½¦× ¡§others are the chopping knife and board and me the fish and meat¡¨): ³½¦×¶m¨½ to victimize, oppress, the village people; 52. ³½¦× yU2rou4, (2) n., victims. 53. ³½¥Íµ° yU2sheng1zhou1, n., rice gruel with thin raw fish slices (Cantonese). 54. ³½½u yU2xian4, n., fishing line. 55. ³½¸{¯ó yU2xing1cao3, n., a strong fishy-smelling grass, houttuynia cordata. 56. ³½¤ô yU2shui3, phr., esp. ¦p³½±o¤ô like fish let into the water¡Ðhappy in each other's company or in one's natural element; 57. ³½¤ô yU2shui3, phr., ³½¤ô©M¿Ó marital harmony. 58. ³½½¾ yU2si4, n., a small parasite bug that destroys fish. 59. ³½¥« yU2shi4, n., fish market. 60. ³½¶í yU2tang2, n., fishpond. 61. ³½ÀY yU2tou2, n., difficult part of a job: ¾Ü³½ÀY choose the difficult part. 62. ³½¨ë yU2ci4, n., fish bones. 63. ³½Ä¦ yU2zao3, n., water cress and the like. 64. ³½®â yU2zai1, n., small fry raised in nursery. 65. ³½¤l yU2zi3, n., roe of fish. 66. ³½ºô yU2wang3, n., fishing net. 67. ³½¤Y¡]¤l¡^ yU2wan2 (zi0), n., fish balls. 68. ³½²´ yU2yan3, n., bubbles when water begins to boil. 69. ³½¶ yU2yan4, n., letter of correspondence (¡§fish and goose¡¨ form allu. see yU2jian1¡ô). 70. ³½¯±¡]¤l¡^ yU2yang1 (zi0), n., see yU2zai1¡ô. 71. ³½ÆN¡]¤l¡^ yU2ying1 (zi0), n., a fish hawk, kingfisher. 72. ³½ªo yU2you2, n., fish oil. |
µL | Num. Index: 92.63 | £¹£½ wu2 ![]() |
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N. | Nothing: ¦³¥Í©óµL being comes from not-being; ¦³µL¬Û§U those that have and those that have not help each other; ¥H¦³©öµL exchange what one has for what one has not. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | (1) No, not a, used oft. like Eng. ¡§without¡¨ ¡§-less¡¨: µL¤H no man; µL¿ú no money; µL©³ bottomless; µL¤ñ matchless; µL¥D ownerless; µLªk helpless; µL½u¹q wireless; µL¤H¸¾÷ unmanned aircraft; µL¦Ì¤§ª¤ cook a meal without rice; µL¾÷ inorganic; µL¯f¦Ó¦º died without any illness; µL¯f©D§u to pine without cause, making a fuss about nothing; µL©w©Ê capricious; µL¥i¿Ð¨¥ undeniable; oft. repeated µL¡KµL¡GµLÀYµL¸£ completely without clue; µLÀYµL§À without head or tail, without beginning or end; µL¤WµL¤U regardless of above or below; µL½tµL¬G without any reason; µL©ëµL§ô without any restraint; oft. µL¤£ all, without exception, or µL¡K¤£¡GµL·L¤£¦Ü without any detail not taken care of; µL¤Õ¤£¤J no opportunity overlooked, penetrates everywhere; see esp. µL©`¡AµL¤£¡AµL«D wu2nai4, wu2bu4, wu2fei1¡õ; µL½× wu2lun4; µL§« wu2fang2¡õ; µL½ì out of humor, uninteresting, dejected; µL´c¤£§@ stop at nothing; µL¾Ó¥iÀ» invulnerable, perfect; µL¥Î useless. (2) Regardless: µL¤Öªø¬Ò±Ù¤§ behead them all, regardless of age; µL¥VµL®L regardless of winter or summer; µL®ÉµL¨è every hour and moment; µL¤£ all, without exception. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µLê wu2ai4, adj. & adv., no harm (doing s.t.), does not prevent one from (doing), see wu2fang2¡õ. 2. µL³Qªá wu2bei4hua1, n., (bot.) flower without blossom or calyx. 3. µLÃä wu2bian1, adj. & adv., limitless. 4. µL»t wu2bi4, phr., see wu2bu3¡õ. 5. µL¤ñ wu2bi3, adj., matchless. 6. µL¤£ wu2bu4, phr., all, no one but: µL¤£ÃÙ¦¨ no one but approves. 7. µL¸É wu2bu3, phr., of no help to (s.t.). 8. µL²£¶¥¯Å wu2chan3jie1ji2, n., the proletariat. 9. µL±` wu2chang2, adj., impermanent: ©Ê©RµL±` life is inconstant, evanescent. 10. µL¸z¤½¤l wu2chang2gong1zi3, n., (litr.) the crab¡Ð ¡§bowelles gentleman.¡¨ 11. µL«e wu2qian2, adj., unprecedented. 12. µL´Á®{¦D wu2chi2tu2xing2, phr., life labor (sentence). 13. µL±¡ wu2qing2, adj., heartless. 14. µL¥X wu2chu1, (1) adj., without pregnancy or heir; 15. µL¥X wu2chu1, (2) phr., µL¥X¨ä¥k unexcelled. 16. µL½a wu2qiong2, adj., endless, limitless. 17. µL®¢ wu2chi3, adj., shameless: µL®¢¤§®{ shameless scoundrels. 18. µL©w§Î wu2ding4xing2, n., amorphous. 19. µL©³¬} wu2di3dong4, n., a bottomless pit. 20. µL©è§Ü wu2di3kang4, n., nonresistance; 21. µL©è§Ü wu2di3kang4, n., µL©è§Ü¥D¸q principle of non-resistance. 22. µL¼Ä wu2di2, adj., matchless. 23. µLºÝ wu2duan1, adv., for no reason, see wu2gu4¡õ. 24. µL«× wu2du4, adv., excessively (drink, etc.). 25. µL¤G° wu2er4gui3, n., a mischievous rascal. 26. µL§« wu2fang2, phr., it's no harm (to do), it's quite all right, no objection (to do): ³o¤]µL§« this also will do. 27. µL«D wu2fei1, phr., it's only, nothing but: µL«D³y¨Æ¥Í«D (s.o.) does nothing but create troubles. 28. µL·±a wu2feng1dai4, n., (geog.) calm zone. 29. µL¤z wu2gan1, phr., ¡§no relevance¡¨: »P§AµL¤z has nothing to do with you. 30. µL§i wu2gao4, adj., friendless, having nowhere to turn for help or redress. 31. µL®Ú¤ô wu2gen1shui3, n., (Chin. med.) rain water or well water that is free of sediments. 32. µL¹_¸lÂÎ wu2gou1tao1chong2, n., a kind of tape worm, taenia mediocanellata. 33. µL«¯ wu2gou4, n., without stains on character. 34. µL¶d wu2gu1, adj. & n., innocent, guiltless; 35. µL¶d wu2gu1, adj. & n., innocent people. 36. µL©Ç wu2guai4, phr., it's not surprising that; 37. µL©Ç wu2guai4, phr., no wonder. 38. µLÃö wu2guan1, phr., ¡§no relations,¡¨ irrelevant: »P§AµLÃö has nothing to do with you; 39. µLÃö wu2guan1, phr., µLÃöºòn unimportant; 40. µLÃö wu2guan1, phr., µLÃö§»¦® irrelevant. 41. µLy wu2gui3, adj., trackless (streetcar). 42. µL¬G wu2gu4, adv., for no reason. 43. µL°© wu2gu3, adj., spineless, wishly-washy. 44. µL®` wu2hai4, adj., harmless. 45. µL«í wu2heng2, adj., inconstant. 46. µL«á wu2hou4, phr., to have no sons¡Ðpermission for taking concubine. 47. µLªáªG wu2hua1guo3, n., the fig. 48. µL±w¤l wu2huan4zi0, n., (bot.) bodhi seeds, sapindus mukurosi, whose seeds are used for rosary, beads. 49. µL¾B wu2zhe0, adj., (Budd.) as in µL¾B¤j·| meeting open to all. 50. µL¬F©²¥D¸q wu2zheng4fu2zhu3yi4, n., anarchism. 51. µL½] wu2ji11, adj., baseless: µL½]¤§½Í baseless gossip. 52. µL¾÷ wu2ji12, adj., inorganic: µL¾÷»Ä n., (chem.) inorganic acid; 53. µL¾÷ wu2ji12, adj., µL¾÷¤Æ¾Ç n., inorganic chemistry; 54. µL¾÷ wu2ji12, adj., µL¾÷ª« inorganic matter. 55. µL»ùÄ_ wu2jia4bao3, n., priceless curio. 56. µL¶¡ wu2jian4, adv., without interruption, directly after. 57. µL»Ú wu2ji4, n., limitless: ¤@±æµL»Ú (view) stretches to the horizon. 58. µL´X wu2ji3 (wu2ji1), (1) adj., only a few (left, etc.); 59. µL´X wu2ji3 (wu2ji1), (2) adv., soon after. 60. µLª¬ wu2zhuang4, phr., (selfdeprecation) have been delinquent, undutiful, etc. 61. µLµÛ wu2zhuo2, phr., (1) no visible progress; 62. µLµÛ wu2zhuo2, phr., (2) no way to find (money). 63. µL¥Dª« wu2zhu3wu4, n., lost property without claimant. 64. µLª¾ wu2zhi1, adj., (1) ignorant, not educated or informed; 65. µLª¾ wu2zhi1, adj., (2) (contempt.) stupid (animal, etc.). 66. µL¿à wu2lai4, n., a ne'er-do-well, loafer, rascal (also µL¿à¤l). 67. µL¨â wu2liang3, phr., without equal, the one and only. 68. µL¶q wu2liang4, n., without limit; 69. µL¶q wu2liang4, n., µL¶q¹Ø¦ò Amitabha, the Eternal Buddha; 70. µL¶q wu2liang4, n., µL¶q¥ú¦ò Buddha of Infinite Light. 71. µL¨} wu2liang2, adj., (AC) immoral. 72. µL²á wu2liao2, adj., bored, dull, boring; 73. µL²á wu2liao2, adj., µL²á¿à phr., listless, without any occupation or distraction. 74. µL²z¼Æ wu2li3shu4, n., (math.) irrational number, a surd; 75. µL²z¼Æ wu2li3shu4, n., µL²z¦¡ (math.) irrational expression. 76. µL½× wu2lun4, (1) adj., regardless (of who wins, etc.): µL½×¦p¦ó no matter what; 77. µL½× wu2lun4, (2) phr., not to speak of: ¯³º~¡AµL½×ÃQ®Ê never heard of Chirn and Hahn Dyns. let alone the Weih and Jihn (later) Dyns. 78. µL¼{ wu2lU3, phr., (1) doubtless, it may well be: µL¼{¤T¤d¤H could be as many as three thousand people; 79. µL¼{ wu2lU3, phr., (2) without worry. 80. µL¦W wu2ming2, adj., anonymous: µL¦W¸~¬r all kinds of unrecognized skin affections; 81. µL¦W wu2ming2, adj., µL¦W«ü the fourth finger, the ring finger; 82. µL¦W wu2ming2, adj., µL¦W¤ó anonymous; 83. µL¦W wu2ming2, adj., µL¦W²§ (Chin. med.) ferrous oxide ores; 84. µL¦W wu2ming2, adj., µL¦W^¶¯ unknown hero; 85. µL¦W wu2ming2, adj., µL¦W¤p¨ò a nobody. 86. µL¦W°© wu2ming2gu3, n., (physiol.) innominate bones. 87. µL©ú¤õ wu2ming2huo3, n., flame of anger. 88. µL©` wu2nai4, (1) adj., helpless, feeling frustrated (oft. µL©`¦ó cannot do anything about it, see ©` ¤§¦ó 12.01); 89. µL©` wu2nai4, (2) adv., unfortunately: µL©`¥L¤£Å¥¸Ü unfortunately he would not listen. 90. µL¯à wu2neng2, (1) adj., (person) incapable, incompetent; 91. µL¯à wu2neng2, (2) phr., cannot: µL¯à¬°¤O cannot do anything to help. 92. µL¹ç wu2ning2, adv., rather (¡×¹ç¥i), it would be better to (throw it away, etc.). 93. µL¨º wu2nuo4, adj. & phr., (MC) see wu2nai4¡ô. 94. µL¥ô wu2ren4, adv., (LL) very, most: µL¥ô·P¿E feel most grateful. 95. µL¦p wu2ru2, adv., unfortunately: µL¦p¤Ñ¦â¤w±ß unfortunately it is already getting late (cf. wu2nai4 (2)¡ô). 96. µL¤é wu2ri4, adv., (1) not a day: µL¤é§Ñ¤§ never forget it for one day; 97. µL¤é wu2ri4, adv., (2) very soon: ¤`µL¤é¨o the days are numbered. 98. µL¤W wu2shang4, adj., highest (honor, happiness, etc.). 99. µL¶Ë wu2shang1, (1) phr., it does not hurt: µL¶Ë¤jÅé it does not hurt the important essentials; 100. µL¶Ë wu2shang1, phr., µL¶Ë¤j¶® (speech, conduct) permissible in polite society; 101. µL¶Ë wu2shang1, phr., (2) see wu2fang2¡ô. 102. µL¡¼ wu2sha2, (1) adj., (Shanghai, also wr. åFÔ£, pr. msa1; 103. µL¡¼ wu2sha2, adj., the indicated national pronunciation is never heard) fair, decent, not bad; 104. µL¡¼ wu2sha2, (2) adv., nothing much: µLÔ£¨ÆÅé nothing much to do. 105. µL¯A wu2she4, adj., irrelevant to, unrelated to: »P¥L¤HµL¯A (matter) does not concern others (see wu2gan1¡ô). 106. µL¥Í¥N wu2sheng1dai4, n., (geol.) azoic era. 107. µL¯«½× wu2shen2lun4, n., atheism; 108. µL¯«½× wu2shen2lun4, n., µL¯«½×ªÌ atheist. 109. µL wu2xian4, adj. & adv., infinite, -ly, utmost (grateful, glory, etc.), see wu2ren4¡ô: µL¯Å¼Æ (math.) infinite series; 110. µL wu2xian4, adj. & adv., µL¤p¼Æ (math.) infintie decimal; 111. µL wu2xian4, adj. & adv., µL¤½¥q not a limited stock company; 112. µL wu2xian4, adj. & adv., µL³d¥ô unlimited liability. 113. µL½u¹q wu2xian4dian4, n., wireless, radio. 114. µL·å wu2xia2, adj., spotless. 115. µL®Ä wu2xiao4, adj., invalid. 116. µL¦æ wu2xing4, adj., (person) immoral, without character. 117. µL©Ê¥Í´Þ wu2xing4sheng1zhi2, n., (biol.) asexual reproduction. 118. µL¤ß wu2xin1, (1) adv., not intentional, without any intention, see wu2yi41¡õ; 119. µL¤ß wu2xin1, (2) phr., have no mind to: µL¤ßºÞ¨Æ have no mind to attend to business. 120. µL§Î wu2xing2, adj., invisible; 121. µL§Î wu2xing2, adj., µL§Î¤¤ adv., invisibly; 122. µL§Î wu2xing2, adj., µL§Î¸ê²£ immaterial assets. 123. µL®í wu2shu1, adj., just like, not different from. 124. µLÂù wu2shuang1, adj., matchless, peerless, one and only. 125. µL¤ô»Ä wu2shui3suan1, n., (chem.) acid anhydrides. 126. µL¼Æ wu2shu4, adj., numberless, innumerable; 127. µL¼Æ wu2shu4, adj., µL¼Æ¦r (econ.) nil. 128. µLµø wu2shi4, v.i., take no cognizance. 129. µL¨Æ¦£ wu2shi4mang2, adj., bustle about without accomplishing anything. 130. µL¶· wu2xU1, vb. aux., need not. 131. µLºâ wu2suan4, adj., numberless, countless, also wu2shu4¡ô. 132. µL©Ò wu2suo3, pron., everything, whatever: µL©Ò¤£¯à¡AµL©Ò¤£ª¾¡AµL©Ò¤£¦b omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent; 133. µL©Ò wu2suo3, pron., µL©Ò¤£¾å understands every subject; 134. µL©Ò wu2suo3, pron., µL©Ò¤£¾å understands every subject; 135. µL©Ò wu2suo3, pron., µL©Ò¤£·| can do everything; 136. µL©Ò wu2suo3, pron., µL©Ò¤£¦Ü do everything to help; 137. µL©Ò wu2suo3, pron., µL©Ò¬° (person) do not regard as important, (thing) can be left out; 138. µL©Ò wu2suo3, pron., µL©Ò¿× it's not what is called, cannot be said to be (good, bad). 139. µL¦ü wu2syh, (1) adj., (court.) unworthy; 140. µL¦ü wu2syh, (2) adv., extremely (used after vb.): ´Ü¨ØµL¦ü admire intensely. 141. µLÀY®× wu2tou2an4, n., a mystery case without clues. 142. µL²q wu2cai1, adj., innocent: ¨â¤pµL²q two innocent children. 143. µL±¹ wu2cuo4, adj. see wu2zhuo2¡ô. 144. µL¦s wu2cun2, adj., all used up, depleted. 145. µL±q wu2cong2, adj., unable: µL±qª¾¹D unable to find out; 146. µL±q wu2cong2, adj., µL±q»¡°_ don't know where to begin telling a story. 147. µL²« wu2ci1, adj., spotless. 148. µL¥L wu2tuo1, phr., (1) be not disloyal (¡×µL¥L¤ß): ¦³¦ºµL¥L die loyally; 149. µL¥L wu2tuo1, phr., (2) no other reason or nothing bad or unpleasant. 150. µL¸o wu2zui4, adj., innocent, not guilty. 151. µL¨¬Ãþ wu2zu2lei4, n., (zoo.) apoda. 152. µL±æ wu2wang4, (1) adj., hopeless (case); 153. µL±æ wu2wang4, (2) phr., do not hope. 154. µL¨ý wu2wei41, adj., tastless, flat. 155. µL¬È wu2wei42, adj., fearless. 156. µL¿× wu2wei43, adj., meaningless. 157. µL¬° wu2wei2, phr. & n., (Taoist) laissezfaire, doctrine of noninterference in government of leaving the people alone. 158. µL®~ wu2yang4, adj., well, not sick. 159. µLûǤõÃÄ wu2yan1huo3yao4, n., smokeless gunpowder. 160. µLûÇ·Ñ wu2yan1mei2, n., anthracite coal. 161. µL²P wu2ya2, adj., infinite, limitless. 162. µL·N wu2yi41, (1) adj., unintentional; 163. µL·N wu2yi41, adj., be not interested: µL·N¶i¦æ is not interested in proceeding further; 164. µL·N wu2yi41, (2) adv., as in µL·N¤¤ unintentionally; 165. µL·N wu2yi41, adv., µL·NÃÑ stupid (act), unconscious (act). 166. µL²§ wu2yi42, phr., just like, same as: µL²§¦Û±þ same as committing suicide; 167. µL²§ wu2yi42, phr., µL²§§ë° same as surrender; 168. µL²§ wu2yi42, phr., µL²§Ä³ no objection (to motion); 169. µL²§ wu2yi42, phr., no dissent. 170. µL¤w wu2yi3, (1) adv., ceaselessly; 171. µL¤w wu2yi3, (2) phr., (LL) if there is no alternative, one is forced to. 172. µL¦] wu2yin1, phr., without any reason. 173. µLºÃ wu2yi2, adv., doubtless, -ly, certainly: µLºÃ¬O¥L doubtless it is he. 174. µL¦³ wu2you3, v.t., do not have. 175. µL¥Ñ wu2you2, phr., without any cause. 176. µL½t wu2yUan2, (1) phr., have not had the pleasure or luck (to do); 177. µL½t wu2yUan2, (2) phr., ¨â¤HµL½t the two cannot get along. 178. µL±e wu2yong1, vb. aux., (LL and documentary) need not. |
µM | Num. Index: 92.63 | £§£³£½ ran2 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) To promise, pledge: µM¿Õ ran2nuo4¡õ. (2) To reply: ¤£µMâí¨à make no reply to another person's remarks. (3) U.f. ¿U) (*ran3) to light (a fire, a lamp, a cigar, cigaret), burn. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Right, correct: ¹l¤§¨¥µM Yung's words are right; ¸ÛµM perfectly right; ¬ÆµM quite correct. (2) Like, similar to: µLY§º¤HµM don't you be like the people of Suhng. | ||||||||
Particle. | (1) Yes: µM¡A¦³¬O¨¥¤] yes, it has been so said. (2) Serving as an affix or suffix to form adjj. and advv.: ¤ÑµM natural(ly); ¦ÛµM ditto, of course; ¥²µM certain(ly), sure(ly); ©¿µM abrupt(ly), sudden(ly); ·íµM (as a matter) of course; ¡¼µM already, such being the case; ¤wµM ditto; ¥¼µM not yet; ¤£µM if not, otherwise, no, not at all; ±NµM about to; ©Ò¥HµM why, wherefore; ªGµM as a result, conswquently, as expected; ²HµM nonchalant(ly), cool(ly), indifferent(ly); Â_µM firm(ly), resolute(ly); ®«µM with an iron hand, irrespective of all opposition, critism or consequences; ÄÞÄÞµM dignified, stately, imposing(ly), majestic(ally); ÄÆÄÆµM pleasant(ly), joyful(ly), lighthearted(ly); ¶T¶TµM abrupt(ly), rough(ly), blunt(ly), unceremonious(ly); ´fµM kink(ly), gracious(ly); ´´µM¦¨³¹ well cultivated in the arts and manners; ¨äµM¡A°Z¨äµM¥G could it really be so? (3) Helping to form conjj.: µM«h ran2ze2¡õ; µM¦Ó ran2er2¡õ; µM«á ran2hou4¡õ; ÁöµM though; ©TµM even though; ÁaµM even if. (4) Final particle: (¡×²j) ¥l¦Ó°ÝµM summon s.o. and ask him. | ||||||||
Words | 1. µM³¼ ran2qing3, adv., in a short time, shortly, soon. 2. µM¦Ó ran2er2, conj., but, however, nevertheless. 3. µM§_ ran2fou3, prh., yes or no? is it or isn't it so? 4. µM«á ran2hou4, adv., then, thereafter, afterwards, subsequently, following that. 5. µM¯Ç ran2na4, v.t., endorse (views, suggestions, recommendations) and act accordingly. 6. µM¿Õ ran2nuo4, v.i. & n., (make) a promise, (pledge) one's word of honor. 7. µM«H ran2xin4, v.i., mutually agree on a common course of action, pledge to keep a promise. 8. µMÃÙ ran2zan4, v.t., endorse, approve. 9. µM«h ran2ze2 (ran2tze), conj., but, but then. 10. µM¤] ran2ye3, adv., certainly, surely, definitely, without doubt. 11. µMºÃ ran2yi2, phr., half believing half doubting. |
·Ù | Num. Index: 92.63 | £¦£«£¿ sha4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) A noxious, evil spirit. (2) ¦^ ·Ù 41.41 return of soul of departed to residence. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. | (1) To tighten, to put on the brake: ·Ù¨® put on the brake; ·Ù¸y±a tighten the belt. (2) To lag, to end: ·Ùûó¨B¨à to lag behind; ·Ù§À sha4wei3¡õ. (3) (*sha1) To take off, counteract: ·ÙÀã®ð counteract damp weather (by eating garlic); ·Ù©Ê¤l¡A·Ù®ð *sha1xing4zi0, sha4chi4¡õ; ·Ù·´º (phr.) throw a wet blanket. | ||||||||
Adv. | (1) Very, exceedingly: ·Ù¶O¨Æ¡A·Ù¶OW¤ß takes a lot of troubles; ·Ù¬OÃø¿ì very difficult to deal with; ·Ù¥¾¤l¥Õ deathly white. (2) Oft. used after vb. meaning ¡§dead¡¨ (related ±þ); ¯º·Ù¤H make one die with laughter; °v·Ù strike a nail dead fast; ¦¬·Ù to close up, come to an end. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ·Ù¥Õ sha4bai2, adj., deathly pale (complexion). 2. ·Ùµ§ sha4bi3, v.i., to write this fianl line of a work. 3. ·Ù¨® *sha1che1, v.i., to put on the brake. 4. ·Ù®ð sha4chi4, (1) n., a ferocious mien; 5. ·Ù®ð sha4chi4, (2) *sha1chi4, v.i., to vent anger on s.o. else. 6. ·Ù«á¨à sha4hou4er0, v.i., to lag behind. 7. ·Ù½ã *sha1zhang4, v.i., to close the accounts. 8. ·Ù¸} sha4jiao3, v.i., draw up, stand still. 9. ·Ù¦í *sha1zhu4, v.i., to draw up sharp, a cry ¡§Stop!¡¨ (of a performance) to close; 10. ·Ù¦í *sha1zhu4, v.i., brake a car. 11. ·Ù©Ê¤l *sha1xing4zi0, v.i., to vent anger, see sha4chi4¡ô. 12. ·Ù¬P sha4xing1, n., unlucky star, evil star. 13. ·Ù§À sha4wei3, n., the end of song, story, play. |
üò | Num. Index: 92.63 | £v£¸£´£¾ min3 ![]() |
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N. | (Zoo.) the codfish; üò³½¨xªo cod-liver oil. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.63 | £££¸£³ xian1 ![]() |
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¤^ | Num. Index: 92.70 | £¢£¸£¾ chi3 ![]() ![]() |
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N | A beggar: ¤^¤¢¡A¤^¨à chi3gai4, chi3er2¡õ. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To beg (for good, favor, pity, etc.); ¤^¹ beg for food; ¤^É beg to borrow; ¤^¨D to beg humbly; in letters, used like Eng. ¡§beg¡¨; ¤^Àµ¡A¤^½Ð I beg you to; ¤^¥ð beg to resign; ¤^¨¡A¤^Àe°© (ministers) beg for resignation (so as to be buried in native home); ¤^°² request for leave; ¤^®v beg for reinforcements or troops from ally; ¤^±Ï ask for help; ¤^©M sue for peace; ¤^©R beg for life. ¤^§K beg to be excused. (2) (*chi4) ¥H¹Ö¤^¦¼ (AC) give you a villa. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¤^¥© chi2qiao3, n., the seventh day of seventh lunar month (see ¤C ¤i 70.70) when young girls offer fruit in courtyard and beg for meeting right man. 2. ¤^¶U chi3dai4, v.i. & t., to beg and borrow. 3. ¤^¨à chi3er2, n., a beggar. 4. ¤^¤¢ chi3gai4, (1) n., a beggar; 5. ¤^¤¢ chi3gai4, (2) v.t., to beg. 6. ¤^¬¡ chi3huo2, v.i., to wander about in search of a living. 7. ¤^°² chi3jia4, v.i., (1) to ask for leave; 8. ¤^°² chi3jia4, v.i., (2) see chi3dai4¡ô. 9. ¤^¾F chi3lin2, v.i., (LL allu.) to beg from neighbor. 10. ¤^ÆF chi3ling2, v.i., to beg for help from others (implying person himself is helpless). 11. ¤^·ù chi3meng2, v.i., (1) ask for peace treaty; 12. ¤^·ù chi3meng2, v.i., (2) take oath with blood at such treaty conference. 13. ¤^ÀY chi3tou2, n., commission for owner of gambling house. 14. ¤^¾i¤l chi3yang2zi3, n., adopted son. |
¥] | Num. Index: 92.70 | £t£± bao1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Package, bag, any soft container: ¤@¥]¦Ì¡A¤@¥]¿} a bag of rice, sugar (also bao1er0); ¥Ö¥]¡A¿ú¥]¡A²ü¥] wallet; ®Ñ¥] package of books; ¬õ¥] gift for children, servants, etc., esp. gift for bribery; ªù ¥] 52B.00 formerly, gift for gatekeeper; ¥]»q¡A¥]µö bao1guo3, bao1fu0¡õ. (2) A bun: µæ¥] a bun stuffed with vegetables; ¦×¥] a bun stuffed with meat; ´ö¥] a bun with meat and gravy. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To wrap up: ¥]¤W¡A¥]°_¨Ó. (2) To include: ¥]³oÓ¦b¤º include this item, esp. ¥]¬A bao1guo4¡õ. (3) To surround, esp. ¥]³ò¡A¥]§Û bao1wei2, bao1chao1¡õ; to shelter and protect: ¥]§È bao1bi4¡õ. (4) To cover and hide: ¥]ÂÃº×¤ß entertain rebellious schemes in mind. (5) To pay an inclusive price for s.t., to hire for period of time: ¥]¤ë hire by the month; ¥]¨®¡A²î¡A¸¾÷ engage car, charter boat, airplane; ¥]§² keep a prostitute as mistress for a period; ¥]¶º offer board at definite price for month, etc.; ¥]¯² rent house with privilege of subletting; ¥]µ| pay sum for levies to government and then collect from taxpayers; ¥]Åó bao1lan3¡õ. (6) To guarantee: ¥]´«¡A¥]°h guarantee change of article of refund if unsatisfactory; ¥]¾P guarantee purchase of specified amount; ¥]¿ì bao1ban4¡õ; ¥]Âå¡A¥]ªv guarantee cure. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¥]¿ì bao1ban4, v.t., (1) take over, be responsible for, be entrusted with: ³o¨Æ¥Ñ§Ú¥]¿ì I will be responsible; 2. ¥]¿ì bao1ban4, v.t., ¥]¿ìºá®u cater to dinners; 3. ¥]¿ì bao1ban4, v.t., (2) to monopolize (opportunity, field of work). 4. ¥]§È bao1bi4, v.t., shelter s.o. for wrongdoing. 5. ¥]§Û bao1chao1, v.t., outflank (enemy) and attack. 6. ¥]«Ê bao1feng1, v.t, to seal (package). 7. ¥]µö bao1fu0, n., cloth bag containing clothing, etc. in travel; 8. ¥]µö bao1fu0, n., ±¼¥]µö diao4bao1fu0, (communist phr.) cast away burden of past habits of thinking; 9. ¥]µö bao1fu0, n., ¥]µö©³¨à n., the bottom of the bag: (a) a person's secrets; 10. ¥]µö bao1fu0, n., (b) the most precious, usu. untouched possession of the family (also ¥]µö¥Ö¨à); 11. ¥]µö bao1fu0, n., (c) §ÝÅS¥]µö©³¨à show one's best act in performance, usu. reserved for the last. 12. ¥]ºÞ bao1guan3, v.i., guarantee, assure: ¥]ºÞ¨S¿ù¡A¦¨¥\¡AµL¨Æ I guarantee it's all right, it will succeed, there will be no trouble; 13. ¥]ºÞ bao1guan3, v.i., ¥]ºÞ¨Ó¦^¨à(Peking coll.) guarantee satisfaction or exchange of article purchased. 14. ¥]¤u bao1gong1, n., contract for labor; 15. ¥]¤u bao1gong1, n., ¥]¤u¨î¡A¥]¤u¬¡ bao1gong1zhi4, bao1gong1huo2, piece-work basis, such contracted work. 16. ¥]¬A bao1guo4 (bao1gua1), v.t., include. 17. ¥]»q bao1guo3, v.t. & n., parcel. 18. ¥]½\ bao1gu3, n., maize. 19. ¥]§t bao1han21, v.t., include. 20. ¥]²[ bao1han22, v.t., be lenient toward mistake (½Ð§A¥]²[); 21. ¥]²[ bao1han22, v.t., ¥]²[¨à bao1han2er0, n., (coll.) a small flaw: ¥u¦³®a³h¬OÓ¤p¥]²[¨à my fault is that we are poor. 22. ¥]¯î bao1huang1, v.i., (LL, rare) shut eyes to filth, faults, i.e., be generous. 23. ¥]¬¡ bao1huo2, n., see bao1gong1¡ô. 24. ¥]²Ï bao1zha2, v.t., to tie up (a bundle); 25. ¥]²Ï bao1zha2, v.t., to bandage. 26. ¥]¸} bao1jiao3, v.i. & n., bind foot, footbinding (usu. Äñ¸} chan2jiao3). 27. ¥]²ô bao1jing4, n., prepuce. 28. ¥]ª÷ bao1jin1, adj., covered with gold foil. 29. ¥]¸Ë bao1zhuang11, n., & t., packing, to pack. 30. ¥]²ø bao1zhuang12, v.i., to forfeit by paying for others' loss at cards. 31. ¥]¨à bao1er0, n., (1) a package; 32. ¥]¨à bao1er0, n., (2) ¡×¥]¤l bun, see N.2¡ô; 33. ¥]¨à bao1er0, n., (3) ¥]¨à¦Ì bao1er0mi3, n., maize. 34. ¥]Åó bao1lan3, v.t., in ¥]Åóµü³^ act as shyster. 35. ¥]ù bao1luo2, v.t., cover: ¥]ù¸U¶H (of great novel) cover and contain everything. 36. ¥]²¼ bao1piao4, n., certificate of guarantee. 37. ¥]¥Ö bao1pi2, n., outer skin, wrapper; 38. ¥]¥Ö bao1pi2, n., prepuce: ¥]¥Ö«¶q chassis weight of car (also called ¥Ö«). 39. ¥]®e bao1rong2, v.t., to forgive, pardon; 40. ¥]®e bao1rong2, v.t., see bao1han22¡ô. 41. ¥]´[ bao1xiang1, n., box at theaters. 42. ¥]±´ bao1tan4, n., detective. 43. ¥]ÀY bao1tou2, n., turban; 44. ¥]ÀY bao1tou2, n., head of contracted labor; 45. ¥]ÀYªº bao1tou2de1, n., (a) female role played by actor (with turban for hair); 46. ¥]ÀYªº bao1tou2de1, n., (b) such hairdresser at theater; 47. ¥]ÀYªº bao1tou2de1, n., (c) name of city in Sueiyuan Province. 48. ¥]³ò bao1wei2, v.t., (1) to surround (enemy) attack; 49. ¥]³ò bao1wei2, v.t., (2) to exert combined pressure on person. 50. ¥]¦ç bao1yi1, n., (Manchu) boy servant. 51. ¥]»È bao1yin2, n., actor's monthly wages. 52. ¥]¶ê¨à bao1yuarer0, v.i., buy the whole lot. 53. ¥]¹B bao1yUn4, v.i. & n., transport, -ation. |
¦M | Num. Index: 92.70 | £¹£°£½ wei2 ![]() |
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N. | A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | To harm; to endanger: ¦M®` wei2hai4¡õ; ¦M¨ to injure self, expose self to troubles; (AC) ¦M¤§ to threaten to destroy him. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Dangerous, precarious in uncomfortable high position: ¦MÀI wei2xian3¡õ; ¦M¾ô shaky bridge; ¦M¼Ó high tower; ¦M±V steep cliffside; ¦M«a (AC) a tall hat; Á{¦M upon deathbed; ©~¦w«ä¦M think of possible war when in peace; ¦M¦p²Ö§Z precarious like a stack of eggs. (2) Cautious: ¦M¨¥¦M¦æ (AC) cautious speech and conduct; ¥¿Ã̦M§¤ sit solemnly, dress well buttoned (Confucian ethics). | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦M¬p wei2dai4, adj., in danger. 2. ¦M¿w wei2du3, adj., critically ill. 3. ¦M¬ñ wei2gan1, n., acrobatic act, climbing on pole. 4. ¦M®` wei2hai4, v.t., to destory, to plot to destory (life), to endanger (society, country). 5. ¦M¾÷ wei2ji1, n., a critical point, a crisis of danger. 6. ¦M«æ wei2ji2, adj., (1) critically ill; 7. ¦M«æ wei2ji2, adj., (2) urgent, critical (situation). 8. ¦MÄß wei2jU4, v.i., to be in fear, be afraid and worried. 9. ¦MÃø wei2nahn, n., calamity. 10. ¦MÀI wei2xian3, adj. & n., dangerous (place, step); 11. ¦MÀI wei2xian3, adj. & n., danger. 12. ¦M¦æ wei2xing4, n., cautious conduct, see Adj.2¡ô. 13. ¦M¨¥ wei2yan2, n., as in ¦M¨¥ÁqÅ¥ shocking statement attracts attention; 14. ¦M¨¥ wei2yan2, n., see also Adj.2¡ô. 15. ¦M»y wei2yU3, n., ditto. |
¦â | Num. Index: 92.70 | £ª££¿ se4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (1) Color: ¦â±m¡A¦â½Õ se4cai3, se4diao4¡õ; ¤¦â¡A±m¦â many colors, multicolored; ^¶¯¥»¦â true color of a hero; color as sensory image: ´º¦â the colors of a view, landcape (as of autumn); ¦â§Y¬OªÅ the sensory world is an illusion; ¦â¡A»¡A¨ý color, smell and taste¡Ðthe three requisites of good cooking. (2) *(shai3) Facial expression: ±¦â¡AÁy¦â countenance; ®ð¦â facial complexion; ¯«¦â air, looks (moody, spirited, etc.); «ã¦â¡A³ß¦â anger, happiness on one's face; Åܦâ change countenance; ªe¤sÅܦâ situation of the land is greatly changed¡Ðusu. implying a change of dynasty; ¥¢¦â¡A§@¦â a startled look; ¦â¼F¤º¯ö appear severe, but weak inside; ©MÃC®®¦â act or speak with a genial smile; ¦â¾i se4yang3¡õ. (3) Sex, woman's charm: ¤k¦â ditto; ¦â±¡¡A¦â¼¤ se4qing2, se4yU4¡õ; ¦â°g¡A¦â° se4mi2, se4gui3¡õ; §Ù¤§¦b¦â (during youth) avoid temptation of sex; ¦â°I (woman) past her prime; ¬ü¦â feminine beauty; ¦n hao4 ¦â be fond of female company, indulge in affairs with women. (4) Kinds: ¦U¦â¤Hµ¥ all kinds (classes) of people; ¦â¦âÑ¥þ all kinds (of goods) are available; ²M¤@¦â pure, unadulterated, all of the same party or faith; ¥|¦â§ª« four kinds of gifts; ºØ¦âÁc¦h a great variety for one's choice. (5) Content of gold, silver: ¦¨¦â percentage of gold, silver; ¨¬¦â 100% (gold, silver); »¹¦â low-grade, inferior. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ¦â±¡ se4qing2, n., sex: ¦â±¡¤p»¡ novels of sex; 2. ¦â±¡ se4qing2, n., ¦â±¡¨g abnormal sexual desires, nymphomania or satyriasis. 3. ¦âÁx¡]û|¡^ se4dan3, n., as in ¦âÁx¤Ñ¨Ó¤j¡]¦âÁx¥]¤Ñ¡^ the extreme dangers to which one is willing to go for sex. 4. ¦â½Õ se4diao4, n., color of music, painting, textile, writing. 5. ¦â° se4gui3, n., a sex maniac, a satyr, a ¡§wolf.¡¨ 6. ¦â¯T se4lang2, n., sexual maniac, ¡§wolf.¡¨ 7. ¦âª¼ se4mang2, n., color blindness; 8. ¦âª¼ se4mang2, adj., color-blind. 9. ¦â°g se4mi2, adj., & n., crazy about woman; 10. ¦â°g se4mi2, adj., & n., sex mania. 11. ¦â¥Ø se4mu4, n., as in ¦UºØ¦â¥Ø people of different professions, kinds and classes. 12. ¦â¦â se4se4, n., all kinds: ¦â¦âÑ¥þ all kinds are available. 13. ¦â¬Û se4xiang4, n., (Budd.) material appearance of things, sensory impressions; 14. ¦â¬Û se4xiang4, n., woman's sex appeal. 15. ¦â¯º se4xiao4, phr., see se4yang3¡õ. 16. ¦â¯À se4su4, n., dye, pigment. 17. ¦â±m se4cai3, n., the color (of paint, textile); 18. ¦â±m se4cai3, n., quality (of actors); 19. ¦â±m se4cai3, n., gayety (of entertainers). 20. ¦â¤l *shai3zi0, n., dice (also wr. »ë¤l). 21. ¦â¿A se4ze2, n., luster (of jade, pearl); 22. ¦â¿A se4ze2, n., ¦â¿A¨à extraneous remarks, descriptive additions: »¡¸Ü§O±a¦â¿A¨à¡Aª½±µ¤F·í¦h¦n come straight to the point without the frostings. 23. ¦â¾i se4yang3, n., (Confu.) serve parents with a smile. 24. ¦â¼Ë se4yang4, n., kind and quality (of wares, articles, people). 25. ¦âÃÀ se4yi4, n., (of entertainers) beauty and skill. 26. ¦â¼¤ se4yU4, n., sexual desire. |
§K | Num. Index: 92.70 | £v£¸£³£¾ mian3 ![]() |
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«j | Num. Index: 92.70 | £v£¸£³£¾ mian3 ![]() |
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V.i. & t. | (1) V.i., Make an effort to, endeavor to (do s.t.): «jºÉ¤O¶q do one's best; «j¬°¨äÃø (persuade s.o.) to take up onerous work; ¶Ô«j work hard; «j¤O mian3li41¡õ. (2) V.t., persuade s.o. to: ÄU«j ditto; «jÀy mian3li42¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «j±j mian2qiang3, (1) v.i., do under difficulty or against one's will: «j±j¯¸°_¨Ó stand up with difficulty or unwillingly; 2. «j±j mian2qiang3, (2) v.t., force s.o. to do: «j±j¥L¥h persuade or force one to; 3. «j±j mian2qiang3, v.t., ¤£¯à«j±j cannot be forceed; 4. «j±j mian2qiang3, v.t., ¤£´±«j±j I dare not insist; 5. «j±j mian2qiang3, v.t., also «j«j±j±j adv., unwillingly. 6. «j¤O mian2li41, v.i., do one's best. 7. «jÀy mian2li42, v.t., persude, urge by preaching. |
¡¼ | Num. Index: 92.70 | £¤£¿ zhi4 ![]() |
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N. | (AC) pig, hog (modn. ½Þ): ¡¼ªÓ a shoulder of pork; ª¯¡¼ dogs and pigs, expression of contempt. |
Àt | Num. Index: 92.70 | £|£¹£° gui1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) (Zoo.) the turtle, tortoise. (Abusive) a cuckold: ¯QÀt. | ||||||||
Words | 1. Àtª© gui1ban3, n., tortoise shell, used in Chin. medicine. 2. Àt©\ gui1che4, n., (1) cracks in the fields caused by drought; 3. Àt©\ gui1che4, n., (2) (AC) divination by observing crackings on tortoiseshell over fire. 4. ÀtÅb gui1he4, phr., long-lived (like the turtle and the crane). 5. ÀtŲ gui1jian4, n, a past event or incident serving as an example or warning to future generations. 6. Àtµõ gui1lie4, adj., (of fields) having cracks, (of hands) chapped. 7. ÀtÄÖ gui1ling2, adj., long-lived like the turtle. 8. Àt¯Ã gui1niu3, n., turtle-shaped knob on a seal. 9. Àt¥£ gui1nu2, n., (abusive) servant in a whorehouse. 10. Àt±C gui1po2, n., woman in charge of prostitutes or brothel. 11. ÀtÀY gui1tou2, n., (physiol.) the glans penis. |
Õß | Num. Index: 92.70 | £}££¿ ke4 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) krypton. |
®ð | Num. Index: 92.70 | £¢£¸£¿ chi4 ![]() |
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N. | (1) Air, gas: ®ðÅé gas; ªÅ®ð air, also atmosphere; ®ñ®ð oxygen; ²B®ð hydrogen; ¤Ñ®ð weather, climate; ·x®ð warm air; §N®ð cool air; ¤@®ðŪ§¹¡A¼g§¹ read in one sitting, write at one stretch; ®ðÔ¡A®ð¶H chi4hou4, chi4xiang4¡õ. (2) Breath: «Ì®ð hold one's breath; Â_®ð¡A®ðµ´ draw last breath; ¥X®ð¦h¡A¤J®ð¤Ö (patient about to die) feeble breath; ¼Û®ð sigh; ¨þ®ð blow breath (on cold hand, glass, etc.); ®ð®§ chi4xi2¡õ. (3) Energy, force, vitality: ¤¸®ð vital energy; ¤O®ð physical strength; ¥Í®ð¡]«k«k¡^ vitality; ®ðµê chi4xU1¡õ; (of writing) force: ¤å®ð force of writing; ¦æ®ð (calig.) foce or vitality of stroke; ¤j®ð½Sò¡ great vitality; ¶Ë®ð hurts one's spirit and energy. (4) Spirit, moral force: §Ó®ð ambition; ¸q®ð honor, integrity; °©®ð backbone, integrity; «i®ð¡AÁx®ð courage; «L®ð¡A»¨®ð chivalry, generosity; µÊ®ð temperament; ®ð²Ê (person) coarse temperament; ®ð«×¡A®ð·§¡A®ð¶q chi4du4, chi4gai4, chi4liang4¡õ; ^®ð brilliance; ®ð®æ¡A®ð°© chi4ge2, chi4gu31¡õ. (5) Tone, atmosphere, manner: ²ß®ð habit, customs; ·®ð¡A¬y®ð atmosphere, (social, moral) fashion; »y®ð¡A¤f®ð tone of one's words; ¤h®ð morale, atmosphere of literary circles; ´Â®ð¡A©ô®ð atmosphere of growth and vitality; ¼Ç®ð¡A°I®ð atmosphere of decay; ÆF®ð vitality, moving spirit; ©M®ð peaceable temper or atmosphere; «U®ð vulgarity; ½â®ð cheap type, low and vulgar; ¨¸®ð¡A§¯®ð evil, evil-minded; ³±¶§©Ç®ð eccentric; ¶Ì®ð dogged determination; ¤p®ð petty, mean; ¤p®a®ð cheap, common, mean; ±þ®ð blood-thirsty, terrorism, -stic; ±â®ð unlucky, misfortune. (6) Smell: »®ð fragrance; ¯ä®ð bad odor, moldy odor. (7) Type: ®ð¬£ type; ¤@®ð same type; ¥LÌ´XÓ¤H¬O¤@®ð¡A³q¦P¤@®ð they are of the same group (acting together); ¤@»ó¤Õ¥X®ð breathe, talk in the same way: ®ð¨ý chi4wei4¡õ. | ||||||||
V.i. & t. & adj. | To fume, get angry; ¥Í®ð get angry; «ã®ð¨R¨R enraged; ®ðÔtÔt fuming; to anger (person): ®ð¤H enrages people; ®ð¦º§Ú¤F or ®ðÃa¤F makes me boil with angry; §Ô®ð§]Án swallow the humiliation and insult. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®ðM chi4bao1, n., (physiol.) air cell; 2. ®ðM chi4bao1, n., respiratory hollow of plant. 3. ®ðºj chi4qiang1, n., air gun. 4. ®ð²y chi4qiu2, n., balloon. 5. ®ð³Ý chi4chuan3, v.i., to be short of breath, to gasp, suffer from asthma. 6. ®ð°é chi4qUan1, n., the air surrounding the earth. 7. ®ð¹D chi4dao4, n., (physiol.) respiratory circuit. 8. ®ð¹Ô¤l chi4dian4zi0, n., air cushion. 9. ®ðµu chi4duan3, adj., disappointed, downcast: ^¶¯®ðµu a good man caught in difficult circumstances; 10. ®ðµu chi4duan3, adj., short of breath. 11. ®ð«× chi4du4, n., generosity of spirit or appearance: ®ð«×«D¤Z impressive appearance; 12. ®ð«× chi4du4, n., ®ð«×¤p mean, spiteful. 13. ®ð©Á chi4fen41, adj. & n., angry; 14. ®ð©Á chi4fen41, adj. & n., anger. 15. ®ð¼« chi4fen42, adj. & n., see chi4fen41¡ô 16. ®ðª^ chi4fen1, n., atmosphere, esp. a laden atmosphere. 17. ®ð·§ chi4gai4, n., manner, spirit; 18. ®ð·§ chi4gai4, n., heroic manner, see chi4du4¡ô. 19. ®ð®Ú chi4gen1, n., (bot.) aerial root. 20. ®ð®æ chi4ge2, n., personal character; 21. ®ð®æ chi4ge2, n., moral force or character. 22. ®ðºÞ chi4guan3, n., (physiol.) the windpipe, trachea; 23. ®ðºÞ chi4guan3, n., the bronchial tubes; 24. ®ðºÞ chi4guan3, n., ®ðºÞª¢ bronchitis. 25. ®ð°© chi4gu31, n., moral character, backbone of character. 26. ®ð¹ª chi4gu32, n., (Chin. med.) swelling ascribed to accumulation of gas. 27. ®ð«ë chi4hen4, v.t., to hate. 28. ®ðÔ chi4hou4, n., (1) climate; 29. ®ðÔ chi4hou4, n., (2) weather; 30. ®ðÔ chi4hou4, n., (3) time of lunar year; 31. ®ðÔ chi4hou4, n., ®ðÔ±a n., climatic zone; 32. ®ðÔ chi4hou4, n., ®ðÔ¾Ç climatology. 33. ®ð¤Æ chi4hua4, v.i., to gasify, vaporize. 34. ®ðÃh chi4huai2, v.i., (a baby) gets jealous seeing another baby in his mother's breast. 35. ®ð¿n chi4ji1, n., (Chin. med.) symptoms of indigestion. 36. ®ð¬É chi4jie4, n., see chi4qUan1¡ô. 37. ®ðµ² chi4jie21, (1) n., (Chin. med.) a distemper, block-up of circulatory system; 38. ®ðµ² chi4jie21, (2) adj., miserable with suppressed sorrows or other emotions. 39. ®ð¸` chi4jie22, n., moral integrity. 40. ®ð½è chi4zhi2, n., (1) natural endowment or inborn quality (of living things, person); 41. ®ð½è chi4zhi2, n., (2) a gaseous body; 42. ®ð½è chi4zhi2, n., (3) temperament: ¥Lªº®ð½è¤ÓÃa his moral endowment is deficient. 43. ®ðµ´ chi4jUe2, phr., draw last breath. 44. ®ðªq chi4jU3, phr., suffocate in spirit. 45. ®ð¤Õ chi4kong3, n., stomata of plants or of lower animals. 46. ®ð²Ö²ä¨à chi4lei3bo2er0, n., thyroglosaal cyst, (Chin. med.) a thyroid disease or malfunctioning (such as goiter). 47. ®ðÃþ chi4lei4, n., type of person. 48. ®ð¶q chi4liang4, n., as in ®ð¶q¤j¡A¤p generosity or meanness. 49. ®ð¤O chi4li4, n., physical strength. 50. ®ð¬y chi4liu2, n., current of air. 51. ®ð¼Ó chi4lou2, n., small tower for ventilation on top of granary. 52. ®ðÅ¢ chi4long2, n., air tube of bamboo in granary to prevent moulding decay. 53. ®ð´e chi4men4, adj., depressed. 54. ®ðªù chi4men2, n., stomata of plants, (Chin. med.) pores in the skin. 55. ®ð´o chi4nao3, v.i., be angry. 56. ®ðÅn chi4nang2, n., a bird's air sac. 57. ®ð°f chi4ni4, adj., (Chin. med.) malfunction of regulatory system; 58. ®ð°f chi4ni4, adj., shortness of breath. 59. ®ð¬£ chi4pai0, n., style (of person). 60. ®ð¾z chi4po4, n., moral force, strength of purpose (big, small). 61. ®ð¦â chi4se4, n., complexion (good, bad, pale). 62. ®ð¶H chi4xiang4, n., (1) climatic pheomena; 63. ®ð¶H chi4xiang4, n., (2) see chi4gai4¡ô; 64. ®ð¶H chi4xiang4, n., ®ð¶H¾Ç meteorology; 65. ®ð¶H chi4xiang4, n., ®ð¶H»O n., weather station, meteorological observatory. 66. ®ð©Ê chi4xing4, n., person's temperament. 67. ®ð®§ chi4xi2, n., (1) breath: ®ð®§©|¦s person is still breathing, alive; 68. ®ð®§ chi4xi2, n., (2) spirit of writing (¤å³¹®ð®§): ²@µL®ð®§ totally lacking in spirit, insipid. 69. ®ð¼Æ chi4shu4, n., fate, destiny (as ¡§reckoned¡¨ in divination. 70. ®ðµê chi4xU1, n. & adj., (Chin. med.) debility; 71. ®ðµê chi4xU1, n. & adj., enervated, feeble in vitality. 72. ®ð¦º chi4si3, v.t., to infuriate, drive (one) crazy; 73. ®ð¦º chi4si3, v.t., ®ð¦º· (coll.) storm lantern; 74. ®ð¦º chi4si3, v.t., ®ð¦º¿ß (coll.) wired food cabinet which frustrates cats. 75. ®ðÅé chi4ti3, n., gaseous body. 76. ®ð¼h chi4ceng2, n., strata of air. 77. ®ðµ©¡]¤l¡^ chi4tong3(zi0), n., air pump for bicycle. 78. ®ð¨ý chi4wei4, n., (1) flavor, taste: ®ð¨ý¬Û§ë people of the same tastes, similar in inclinations, methods; 79. ®ð¨ý chi4wei4, n., (2) smell: ®ð¨ýÃø»D (LL) stinks awfully. 80. ®ð·Å chi4wen1, n., air temperature. 81. ®ðÀ£ chi4ya1, n., air pressure; 82. ®ðÀ£ chi4ya1, n., ®ðÀ£p barometer. 83. ®ð²´ chi4yan3, n., hole in hat or room for ventilation. 84. ®ð¿V chi4yan4, n., flame of anger; 85. ®ð¿V chi4yan4, n., person's arrogance: ®ð¿V¹G¤H insufferably haughty. 86. ®ð¹B chi4yUn41, n., luck (good, bad). 87. ®ðÃý chi4yUn42, n., flavor (of writing), tone and atmosphere (of painting): ®ðÃý¥Í°Ê (of painting) rhythmic vitality. 88. ®ð¦t chi4yU3, n., inspiring looks, manner of a person's carriage. |
ËI | Num. Index: 92.70 | £££¸£³ xian1 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) xenon. |
¬t | Num. Index: 92.70 | £w£¹£½ fu2 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) fluorine. |
´ã | Num. Index: 92.70 | £¸£«£¿ ya4 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) argon. |
²B | Num. Index: 92.70 | £¢£¸£¶ qing1 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) hydrogen: ²B¼u hydrogen bomb. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ²B´â»Ä qing1lU4suan1, n., hydrochloric acid. 2. ²B®ñ¤Æ qing1yang3hua4, n., hydroxide: ²B®ñ¤Æ¶t calcium hydroxide: ²B®ñ¤Æ¹[ potassium hydroxide; 3. ²B®ñ¤Æ qing1yang3hua4, n., ²B®ñ¤Æ¶u sodium hydroxide. 4. ²B®ñ°ò qing1yang3ji1, n., hydroxyl. |
¦» | Num. Index: 92.70 | £z£¯£¾ nai3 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) neon. |
®ô | Num. Index: 92.70 | £¸£´ yin1 ![]() |
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Words | 1. ®ôºr yin1yUn1, adj., cloudy, misty. |
ºr | Num. Index: 92.70 | £º£´ yUn1 ![]() |
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Adj. | See ®ô ºr 92.70¡ô. |
®ó | Num. Index: 92.70 | £~£¯£¿ hai4 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) helium. |
®ò | Num. Index: 92.70 | £³ an1 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) ammonia. |
ª^ | Num. Index: 92.70 | £w£´ fen1 ![]() |
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N. | Laden atmosphere: ®ðª^ atmosphere of place, writing, assembly, etc.; §¯ª^ obnoxious atmosphere, evil influence; ¸éª^ evil influence of bandits conceived as burning flame. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ª^®ð fen1chi4, n., obnoxious atmosphere (usu. ®ðª^). 2. ª^«¯ fen1gou4, n., smog, noxious air. |
®ñ | Num. Index: 92.70 | £¸£µ£¾ yang3 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) oxygen. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ®ñ®ð yang3chi4, n., oxygen. 2. ®ñ¤Æ yang3hua4, v.t. & n., oxidize, oxidation; 3. ®ñ¤Æ yang3hua4, v.t. & n., ®ñ¤Æª« oxides; 4. ®ñ¤Æ¶t yang3hua4gai4, n., calcium oxide; 5. ®ñ¤Æ¨E yang3hua4gong3, n., mercuric oxide. |
Ìí | Num. Index: 92.70 | £z£°£¿ nei4 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) neon (also ¦»). |
´á | Num. Index: 92.70 | £x£³£¿ dan4 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) nitrogen; ´áªÎ nitrogen fertilizer. |
´â | Num. Index: 92.70 | £{£º£¿ lU4 ![]() ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) chlorine. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ´â®ð lU4chi4, n., (chem.) chlorine gas; 2. ´â®ð lU4chi4, n., ´â®ð¯¥ poison gas shell. 3. ´â¤Æª« lU4hua4wu4, n., (chem.) chloride: ´â¤Æ²B hydrochloride; 4. ´â¤Æª« lU4hua4wu4, n., ´â¤Æ¶u sodium chloride; 5. ´â¤Æª« lU4hua4wu4, n., ´â¤Æ¶t calcium chloride; 6. ´â¤Æª« lU4hua4wu4, n., also ´â¤Æ¹[¡A¾N¡A¹]¡A»È¡A»É¡Aª÷¡AÁâ chorides of potassium, zinc, lead, silver, copper, gold, magnesium. 7. ´â¤ô lU4shui3, n., (chem.) chlorine water. 8. ´â»Ä lU4suan1, n., (chem.) chloric acid; 9. ´â»Ä lU4suan1, n., ´â»Ä¹[ potassium chlorate. |
Ïl | Num. Index: 92.70 | £x£¹£¶ dong1 ![]() |
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N. | (Chem.) radon. |
©¿ | Num. Index: 92.72 | £~£¹ hu1 ![]() |
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N. | (1) One ten thousandth of a ¤À. (2) (Weight measure) one thousandth part of a li1 (Âç), see Appendix C. (3) A surname. | ||||||||
V.t. | To ignore, neglect, look down upon: »´©¿ to ignore or slight (s.o.); ²¨©¿ to be negligent toward (work, person); ©¿²¤¡A©¿µø hu1lUe4, hu1shi4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adv. | Suddenly: ©¿µM¡A©¿¦a hu1ran2, hu1di4¡õ; ©¿¨£ see suddenly; ©¿¦³©¿µL suddenly appear and disappear; ©¿§N©¿¼ö fever alternates with chills; ©¿µo©_·Q suddenly had an idea, inspiration. | ||||||||
Words | 1. ©¿¦a hu1di4, adv., (MC & modn.) suddenly. 2. ©¿©¿ hu1hu1, (1) adv., with the quick passing of time: ©¿©¿¤@¦~ a year has so quickly gone by; 3. ©¿©¿ hu1hu1, (2) adj., feel or look lost, absentminded: ©¿©¿Y¦³©Ò¥¢ looking lost; 4. ©¿©¿ hu1hu1, adj., ±y±y©¿©¿ misty, shadowy, uncertain (memory, image); 5. ©¿©¿ hu1hu1, adj., not well thought out: ©¿©¿¤§¿Ñ ill-conceived plan. 6. ©¿²¤ hu1lUe4, v.t., to neglect or slight (thing, person). 7. ©¿µM hu1ran2, adv., suddenly (disappear, arrive, etc.). 8. ©¿ï hu1shao4, n. & v.i., whistle as a call. 9. ©¿µø hu1shi4, v.t., neglect, look down upon. 10. ©¿·L hu1wei1, adj., minuscule, minimal. |
ûV | Num. Index: 92.72 | £©£¹£¶ cong1 ![]() |
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«ç | Num. Index: 92.72 | £¨£´£¾ zen3 ![]() |
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Adv. | How, why: «ç»ò zen3me, «ç¼Ë zen3yang4¡õ; «ç¦n¡A«ç¼F®` how good, how cruel (question and statement); ¤£ª¾«ç¦n don't know what to do. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «ç¦a zen3de01, adv., (1) why: §Aµ¥ªý·í§Ú«o«ç¦a why are you barring my way? §A°Ý§Ú«ç¦a why are you asking me? 2. «ç¦a zen3de01, adv., (2) ¡×«çªº (2)¡õ. 3. «çªº zen3de02, adv., (1) why: ©M©|«çªº¤£¨£ why isn't the monk here? (¡§why don't we see him?¡¨); 4. «çªº zen3de02, adv., (2) how: ¨º¤H«çªº¥´§ê how is the man dressed? 5. «ç±o zen3de2, phr. & adv., (1) phr., how could¡K: «ç±o¦p¦¹ how could you (he) do such a thing? 6. «ç±o (2) (zen3de0) adv., how: §A«ç±oª¾¹D how do you know it? 7. «ç´± tzerngan3, phr., (rhet.) how dare I (we)? 8. «ç»ò tzeeme (zen3me), adv., (1) why: §A«ç»ò¤£¨Ó why didn't you come? 9. «ç»ò tzeeme (zen3me), adv., (2) how: ³o«ç»ò¦n¡A«ç»ò¿ì what shall we (I) do? (¡§how to handle this?¡¨); 10. «ç»ò tzeeme (zen3me), adv., (3) however, whatever: «ç»ò»¡¥L¤]¤£Å¥ he will not listen, however you speak to him, whatever you say; 11. «ç»ò tzeeme (zen3me), adv., (4) excl., what! «ç»ò¡A§AÁÙ¦b³o¨à»ò what! are you still here? 12. «ç»ò¼Ë zen3meyang4, phr., (1) how is (s.o., s.t.): §A¬Ý³oªKµ§«ç»ò¼Ë what do you think of this pen? ¨ºÓ¯f¤H«ç»ò¼Ë how is that patient? 13. «ç»ò¼Ë zen3meyang4, phr., (2) what's the matter: §An«ç»ò¼Ë what's the matter with you? are you looking for trouble? 14. «ç©` zen3nai4, phr., (1) except that, but for: «Ý¤£´M«ä¡A«ç©`¤ß¸züº I would not think of him any more, except that my heart would not allow me not to; 15. «ç©` zen3nai4, phr., (2) unfortunately: «ç©`¥L¤£Å¥¸Ü unfortunately he will not listen. 16. «ç¯à zen3neng2, phr., how could (it be possible, one do such a thing)? 17. «ç¥Í zen3sheng1, adv., (MC) how. 18. «ç¼Ë zen3yang4, adv., see zen3meyang4¡ô. |
«æ | Num. Index: 92.72 | £¡£¸£½ ji2 ![]() |
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V.i. | Be zealous, warm-hearted: «æ¤½¦n¸q public-spirited; «æ¦â obsessed by sex; «æ«P ji2tsuh, «æÁØ ji2jU4, «æ¤Á ji2qie4¡õ. | ||||||||
Adj. | (1) Urgent, pressing, calling for immediate action: «æ¤Ú¤Ú very impatient; «æÅÜ ji2bian4, «æ¢ ji2po4¡õ; ºò«æ critical; «æ¹q an urgent telegram; «æÅå·°¾¹JºC¦¤¤ deferred action taken in cases requiring prompt attention; «æ¶·¡A«æ»Ý urgently necessary, needed; «æ¥Î pressing need for money; «æ©ó impatient of or to; «æ³å¨à things that admit of no delay; «æ¦p¬P¤õ requiring lightning action, admitting of no delay. (2) Hard up: µ~«æ in desperate straits; «æÃø ji2nahn¡õ. (3) Anxious, uneasy: «æÄ¼ ji2zao4; «æ¿E ji2ji1¡õ; «æ·Î·Î impatient with anxiety; µJ«æ¡Aûó«æ restless, worried, full of misgivings; ¤ß«æ¤f§Ö outspoken; «æ¤£ªº¡A´o¤£ªº one can neither cry nor laugh; «æ¨ª¥ÕÁy face red or pale with too much anxiety; «æ·Ù¡]±þ¡^ worried to death; «æ¦º¤H¡A«æ±on©R ditto; «æ¤Tºj (facet.) quick-tempered; «æ¬Æ»ò why the hurry? «æ¤£±o don't worry, take it easy; «æ¥X¯f¨Ó get sick from excessive worries. | ||||||||
Adj. & adv. | Hurried(ly), hast(il)y, rapid(ly): «æ¦£ ji2mang2, «æ«æ ji2ji2¡õ; «æ¯ß½w¨ü take tense situation calmly; «æ¬y ji2liu2¡õ; «æ°_ª½°l make amends while there is yet time (¡§up and be going¡¨). | ||||||||
Words | 1. «æÅÜ ji2bian4, n., emergency (in sickness, politics). 2. «æ¯f ji2bing4, n., acute disease (also «æ¯g ji2zheng4¡õ). 3. «æ¤Á ji2qie4, v.i. & adj., (be) excessively impatient, insistent or demanding. 4. «æ¶E ji2zhen3, n., (med.) emergency cases. 5. «æ¯g ji2zheng4, n., acute disease (also«æ¯f ji2bing4¡ô). 6. «æ¿E ji2ji1, adj., easily wrought-up, excitable, temperamental. 7. «æ¶i ji2jin4, adj., progressive, radical (party). 8. «æÅå· ji2jing1feng1, n., (med.) convulsion, generally of children. 9. «æ±Ï ji2jiu41, n., (med.) first aid; 10. «æ±Ï ji2jiu41, n., «æ±Ïªk first-aid methods. 11. «æ´N ji2jiu42, adj., (of programs, tasks) rush: «æ´N³¹ a work rushed through in the shortest possible time. 12. «æ«æ ji2ji2, adv., hurriedly, feverishly: «æ«æ»°¨Ó come posthaste; 13. «æ«æ ji2ji2, adv., «æ«æ¦£¦£ hastily, in a rush; 14. «æ«æ ji2ji2, adv., «æ«æ¦p«ß¥O (Taosit incantation) be it so quickly! 15. «æ§ì ji2zhua1, v.t., to scrape together what is required to meet emergency needs. 16. «æ´¼ ji2zhi4, n., quickness of wits. 17. «æÁØ ji2jU4, v.i. & adv., do things in a hurry. 18. «æ¤f¥O ji2kou3ling4, n., a tongue twister. 19. «æ¬y ji2liu2, n., rushing currents: «æ¬y«i°h make a quick retreat before crisis, ¡§slow down while riding high.¡¨ 20. «æ¦£ ji2mang2, adj. & adv., in a great hurry. 21. «æÃø ji2nahn, (1) n., in dire circumstances, 22. «æÃø ji2nahn, (2) v.i., to help in a crisis. 23. «æ¢ ji2po4, adj. & adv., hasty, -ily. 24. «æ¦â¨à ji2se4er0, n., a sex-starved person, a sex maniac (also «æ¦â°). 25. «æ©Ê ji2xing4, adj., (1) quicktempered; 26. «æ©Ê ji2xing4, adj., (2) (of disease) acute (opp. ºC©Ê chronic). 27. «æ¦æx ji2xing2jUn1, n., troops in forced march. 28. «æ«P ji2tsuh, v.i. & adj., (be) in a hurry. 29. «æ¹Ï ji2tu2, (1) n., urgent matters; 30. «æ¹Ï ji2tu2, (2) v.t., try quickly to (do): «æ¹Ï¸É±Ï work out immediate remedial measures. 31. «æÄ¼ ji2zao4, adj., impatient and quick-tempered, irritable, peevish. 32. «æ°È ji2wu4, n., urgent matter. |
«è | Num. Index: 92.72 | £º£³£¿ yUan4 ![]() |
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N. | Hatred, enmity: µ²«è become enemies; Ãh«è¡A©ê«è harbor hatred, resentment; ©Û«è incur hostility; ³ø«è to revenge, vengeance. | ||||||||
V.t. | (1) To blame, put blame on: «è¥L (or ®I«è¥L) ¤£§i¶D§Ú blame him for not telling me; «è¤£±o yUan4bu0de1¡õ; «è¤Ñ¤×¤H blame God and others (not oneself). (2) To hate (person): «è«ë yUan4hen0¡õ. | ||||||||
Words | 1. «è¤£±o yUan4bu0de1, phr., cannot blame (person). 2. «è®ð yUan4chi4, n., hatred, resentment. 3. «è¤³ yUan4chou2, n., old enemy. 4. «èïÈ yUan4dui4, n., hatred, resentment. 5. «è¬r yUan4du2, n., hatred, venom. 6. «è½Ú yUan4fei3, v.i. & t., decry, disparage (person); 7. «è½Ú yUan4fei3, n., disparagement. 8. «è©Á yUan4fen4, n., hatred. 9. «è©² yUan4fu3, n., (AC, LL) target of public hatred or complaint. 10. «è° yUan4gui3, n., ghost of one who died of an injustice. 11. «è«ë yUan4hen0, v.t. & n., to hate; 12. «è«ë yUan4hen0, v.t. & n., hatred. 13. «è®a yUan4jia1, n., hated person, old enemy. 14. «è¼} yUan4mu4, v.i., (AC) to repine, regret, sorrow over alienated affection. 15. «è¤k yUan4nU3, n., (AC, LL) old maid, spinster. 16. «è½¢ yUan4ou3, n., hated spouse, estranged couple (also wr. «è°¸). 17. «è«t yUan4zi1, v.i., (LL) to repine, curse. 18. «è±æ yUan4wang4, v.i., grumble against ruler. 19. «è¨¥ yUan4yan2, n., complaints, murmurs. |