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冬粉 (dung1 fan2) — (Tw) glass noodles; mung bean vermicelli
冬耕 (dung1 gaang1) — winter plowing
冬至 (dung1 zi3) — Winter Solstice, 22nd of the 24 solar terms 二十四節氣|二十四节气 22nd December-5th Janua…
冬至點 (dung1 zi3 dim2) — the winter solstice
冬菜 (dung1 coi3) — preserved dried cabbage or mustard greens
冬蟄 (dung1 zat6) — hibernation
冬蟲夏草 (dung1 cung4 haa6 cou2) — caterpillar fungus (Ophiocordyceps sinensis) (The fungus grows within the body …
冬衣 (dung1 ji1) — winter clothes
冬運會 (dung1 wan6 wui2) — winter games
冬閑 (dung1 haan4) — slack winter season (farming)
冬青 (dung1 cing1) — holly
冬青樹 (dung1 cing1 syu6) — holly
冰上運動 (bing1 soeng6 wan6 dung6) — ice-sports
冰冷 (bing1 laang5) — ice-cold
冰凌 (bing1 ling4) — icicle
冰凍 (bing1 dung3) — to freeze
冰凝器 (bing1 jing4 hei3) — cryophorus
冰刀 (bing1 dou1) — ice skates; ice skate blades
冰品 (bing1 ban2) — frozen dessert
冰坨子 (bing1 to4 zi2) — (coll.) chunks of ice
冰場 (bing1 coeng4) — skating or ice rink; ice stadium; ice arena
冰塊 (bing1 faai3) — ice cube; ice chunk
冰塊盒 (bing1 faai3 hap6) — ice cube tray
冰塔 (bing1 taap3) — serac
冰塔林 (bing1 taap3 lam4) — serac band
冰塞 (bing1 sak1) — ice blockage; freezing of waterway
冰壑 (bing1 kok3) — ice gully
冰壩 (bing1 baa3) — freezing blockage; dam of ice on river
冰壺 (bing1 wu2) — jade pot for cold water; curling (sport); curling puck
冰壺秋月 (bing1 wu2 cau1 jyut6) — jade ice jug and autumn moon (idiom, from poem by Song writer Su Dongpo 蘇東坡|苏东坡…
冰封 (bing1 fung1) — to freeze over; to ice over; icebound; to shelve (a proposal etc)
冰山一角 (bing1 saan1 jat1 gok3) — tip of the iceberg
冰島 (bing1 dou2) — Iceland
冰川 (bing1 cyun1) — glacier
冰川期 (bing1 cyun1 kei4) — ice age
冰帽 (bing1 mou2) — icecap
冰心 (bing1 sam1) — Bing Xin (1900-1999), female poet and children's writer
冰排 (bing1 paai4) — ice raft; ice floe
冰晶 (bing1 zing1) — ice crystals
冰晶石 (bing1 zing1 sek6) — cryolite
冰期 (bing1 kei4) — glacial epoch; ice age
冰染染料 (bing1 jim5 jim5 liu2) — azoic dye
冰柱 (bing1 cyu5) — icicle
冰桶 (bing1 tung2) — ice bucket
冰棍 (bing1 gwan3) — popsicle; ice lolly
冰棍兒 (bing1 gwan3 ji4) — ice lolly; popsicle
冰棒 (bing1 paang5) — popsicle; ice pop
冰橇 (bing1 hiu1) — sled; sledge; sleigh
冰橋 (bing1 kiu4) — ice arch
冰櫃 (bing1 gwai6) — freezer
冰毒 (bing1 duk6) — methamphetamine
冰水 (bing1 seoi2) — iced water
冰沙 (bing1 saa1) — slushie; smoothie; crushed ice drink; frappucino
冰河 (bing1 ho4) — glacier
冰河時期 (bing1 ho4 si4 kei4) — ice age
冰河期 (bing1 ho4 kei4) — ice age
冰洞 (bing1 dung6) — hole in ice; crevasse
冰洲石 (bing1 zau1 sek6) — Iceland spar
冰消瓦解 (bing1 siu1 ngaa5 gaai2) — to melt like ice and break like tiles; to disintegrate; to dissolve
冰涼 (bing1 loeng4) — ice-cold
冰淇淋 (bing1 kei4 lam4) — ice cream
冰清玉潔 (bing1 cing1 juk6 git3) — clear as ice and clean as jade (idiom); spotless; irreproachable; incorruptible
冰溝 (bing1 kau1) — crevasse
冰激凌 (bing1 gik1 ling4) — ice cream
冰火 (bing1 fo2) — fire and ice; combination of sharply contrasting or incompatible elements
冰炭不相容 (bing1 taan3 bat1 soeng1 jung4) — as incompatible or irreconcilable as ice and hot coals
冰燈 (bing1 dang1) — ice lantern
冰爪 (bing1 zaau2) — crampon
冰片 (bing1 pin3) — borneol
冰球 (bing1 kau4) — ice hockey; puck
冰球場 (bing1 kau4 coeng4) — ice hockey rink
冰皮月餅 (bing1 pei4 jyut6 beng2) — snow skin mooncake (with a soft casing which is not baked, instead of the tradi…
冰硬 (bing1 ngaang6) — frozen solid
冰磚 (bing1 zyun1) — ice-cream brick; brick of ice
冰磧 (bing1 zik1) — moraine; rock debris from glacier
冰積物 (bing1 zik1 mat6) — glacial sediment
冰窖 (bing1 gaau3) — icehouse
冰箱 (bing1 soeng1) — refrigerator; (old) icebox
冰糕 (bing1 gou1) — ice-cream; popsicle; ice-lolly; sorbet
冰糖葫蘆 (bing1 tong4 wu4 lou2) — sugar-coated Chinese hawthorn or other fruit on a bamboo skewer; tanghulu
冰花 (bing1 faa1) — ice crystal; frost (on windows)
冰蓋 (bing1 goi3) — ice sheet
冰蛋 (bing1 daan2) — frozen eggs
冰蝕 (bing1 sik6) — glaciated; eroded by ice
冰袋 (bing1 doi2) — ice bag
冰輪 (bing1 leon4) — the moon
冰醋酸 (bing1 cou3 syun1) — glacial acetic acid
冰釋 (bing1 sik1) — to dispel (enmity, misunderstandings etc); to vanish (of misgivings, difference…
冰鎮 (bing1 zan3) — iced
冰隙 (bing1 kwik1) — crevasse
冰雕 (bing1 diu1) — ice sculpture
冰雪 (bing1 syut3) — ice and snow
冰雪皇后 (bing1 syut3 wong4 hau6) — Dairy Queen (brand)
冰雪聰明 (bing1 syut3 cung1 ming4) — (idiom) exceptionally intelligent
冰雹 (bing1 bok6) — hail; hailstone
冰霜 (bing1 soeng1) — (literary) ice formed in freezing weather as frost or icicles etc (often used a…
冰鞋 (bing1 haai4) — skating boots; skates
冰風暴 (bing1 fung1 bou6) — icy storm; hailstorm
冰點 (bing1 dim2) — freezing point
冶天 (je5 tin1) — ATI, brand name of AMD graphics cards
冶容 (je5 jung4) — to mold (into seductive shape); to dress up (usu. derogatory); to sex up
冶煉 (je5 lin6) — to smelt metal
冶煉爐 (je5 lin6 lou4) — a furnace for smelting metal
冶艷 (je5 jim6) — bewitching; beautiful
冶蕩 (je5 dong6) — lewd; lascivious
冶遊 (je5 jau4) — to go courting; to visit a brothel (old); related to 野遊|野游[ye3 you2]
冶金 (je5 gam1) — metallurgy
冶金學 (je5 gam1 hok6) — metallurgy
冶鑄 (je5 zyu3) — to smelt and cast
冷不丁 (laang5 bat1 ding1) — suddenly; by surprise
冷不防 (laang5 bat1 fong4) — unexpectedly; suddenly; at unawares; off guard; against expectations
冷僻 (laang5 pik1) — out-of-the-way; deserted; unfamiliar; obscure
冷冷 (laang5 laang5) — coldly
冷冷清清 (laang5 laang5 cing1 cing1) — deserted; desolate; unfrequented; cold and cheerless; lonely; in quiet isolation
冷冽 (laang5 lit6) — chilly
冷凍 (laang5 dung3) — to freeze (food etc); (of weather) freezing
冷凍庫 (laang5 dung3 fu3) — freezer room
冷卻 (laang5 koek3) — (lit. and fig.) to cool
冷卻劑 (laang5 koek3 zai1) — coolant
冷卻塔 (laang5 koek3 taap3) — cooling tower
冷卻水 (laang5 koek3 seoi2) — cooling water (in a reactor)
冷嘲熱諷 (laang5 zaau1 jit6 fung3) — frigid irony and scorching satire (idiom); to mock and ridicule
冷場 (laang5 coeng4) — stage wait; (fig.) awkward silence
冷天 (laang5 tin1) — cold day
冷字 (laang5 zi6) — obscure word; unfamiliar character
冷寂 (laang5 zik6) — cold and desolate; lonely
冷峻 (laang5 zeon3) — grave and stern
冷戰 (laang5 zin3) — (US-Soviet) Cold War
冷房 (laang5 fong4) — cooling; air conditioning
冷敷 (laang5 fu1) — to apply a cold compress
冷暖 (laang5 nyun5) — lit. daily changes of temperature; fig. well-being; sb's comfort, health, prosp…
冷暖房 (laang5 nyun5 fong4) — cooling and heating; air conditioning and central heating
冷暖自知 (laang5 nyun5 zi6 zi1) — see 如人飲水，冷暖自知|如人饮水，冷暖自知[ru2 ren2 yin3 shui3 , leng3 nuan3 zi4 zhi1]
冷暴力 (laang5 bou6 lik6) — non-physical abuse; emotional abuse; the silent treatment
冷森森 (laang5 sam1 sam1) — chilling cold; cold and threatening
冷槍 (laang5 coeng1) — sniper's shot
冷氣 (laang5 hei3) — cold air; air conditioning
冷氣機 (laang5 hei3 gei1) — air conditioner
冷氣衫 (laang5 hei3 saam1) — warm clothes such as padded jacket to be worn in air conditioning (esp. in Hong…
冷水 (laang5 seoi2) — cold water; unboiled water; fig. not yet ready (of plans)
冷水機組 (laang5 seoi2 gei1 zou2) — chiller
冷水江 (laang5 seoi2 gong1) — see 冷水江市[Leng3 shui3 jiang1 Shi4]
冷水江市 (laang5 seoi2 gong1 si5) — Lengshuijiang, a county-level city in Loudi City 婁底市|娄底市[Lou2 di3 Shi4], Hunan
冷水灘 (laang5 seoi2 taan1) — see 冷水灘區|冷水滩区[Leng3 shui3 tan1 Qu1]
冷水灘區 (laang5 seoi2 taan1 keoi1) — Lengshuitan, a district of Yongzhou City 永州市[Yong3 zhou1 Shi4], Hunan
冷汗 (laang5 hon6) — cold sweat
冷淡關係 (laang5 daam6 gwaan1 hai6) — cold relations (e.g. between countries)
冷清 (laang5 cing1) — cold and cheerless; desolate; deserted
冷清清 (laang5 cing1 cing1) — deserted; desolate; unfrequented; cold and cheerless; lonely; in quiet isolation
冷漠 (laang5 mok6) — cold and detached towards sb; lack of regard; indifference; neglect
冷澀 (laang5 gip3) — cold and sluggish; chilly
冷熱病 (laang5 jit6 beng6) — malaria
冷盆 (laang5 pun4) — cold dish; appetizer
冷盤 (laang5 pun2) — cold plate; cold meats
冷眼 (laang5 ngaan5) — cool eye; fig. detached; (treating) with indifference
冷眼旁觀 (laang5 ngaan5 pong4 gun1) — (idiom) to observe with an indifferent attitude; to be a bystander (usually ref…
冷笑 (laang5 siu3) — to sneer; to laugh grimly; grin of dissatisfaction (bitterness, helplessness, i…
冷絲絲 (laang5 si1 si1) — a bit chilly
冷艷 (laang5 jim6) — (of a woman) beautiful but aloof
冷若冰霜 (laang5 joek6 bing1 soeng1) — as cold as ice and frost (idiom, usually of woman); icy manner; frigid
冷菜 (laang5 coi3) — cold dish; cold food
冷落 (laang5 lok6) — desolate; unfrequented; to treat sb coldly; to snub; to cold shoulder
冷藏 (laang5 cong4) — refrigeration; cold storage; to keep (food, medicine) in cold environment
冷藏箱 (laang5 cong4 soeng1) — cooler; ice chest; reefer container
冷藏車 (laang5 cong4 ce1) — refrigerated truck or wagon
冷血 (laang5 hyut3) — cold-blood; cold-blooded (animal)
冷血動物 (laang5 hyut3 dung6 mat6) — cold-blooded animal; fig. cold-hearted person
冷言冷語 (laang5 jin4 laang5 jyu5) — sarcastic comments (idiom); to make sarcastic comments
冷話 (laang5 waa6) — harsh words; sarcasm; bitter remarks
冷語 (laang5 jyu5) — sarcasm; sneering talk
冷語冰人 (laang5 jyu5 bing1 jan4) — to offend people with unkind remarks (idiom)
冷軋 (laang5 zaat3) — (metallurgy) cold-rolled; cold-rolling
冷遇 (laang5 jyu6) — a cold reception; to cold-shoulder sb
冷酷 (laang5 huk6) — unfeeling; callous
冷酷無情 (laang5 huk6 mou4 cing4) — cold-hearted; unfeeling; callous
冷鋒 (laang5 fung1) — cold front (meteorology)
冷靜 (laang5 zing6) — calm; cool-headed; dispassionate; (of a place) deserted; quiet
冷靜期 (laang5 zing6 kei4) — cooling-off period (divorces, purchases, surgeries)
冷面 (laang5 min6) — grim; stern; harsh
冷颼颼 (laang5 sau1 sau1) — chilling; chilly
冷飲 (laang5 jam2) — cold drink
冷餐 (laang5 caan1) — cold meal; cold food
冷麵 (laang5 min6) — naengmyeon (Korean dish based on cold noodles in soup)
冼星海 (sin2 sing1 hoi2) — Xian Xinghai (1905-1945), violinist and composer, known for patriotic wartime p…
凄梗 (cai1 gang2) — (literary) wailing; choking with sobs
准予 (zeon2 jyu5) — to grant; to approve; to permit
准入 (zeon2 jap6) — access; admittance
准生證 (zeon2 sang1 zing3) — birth permit
准考證 (zeon2 haau2 zing3) — (exam) admission ticket
准許 (zeon2 heoi2) — to allow; to grant; to permit
凈身 (zing6 san1) — to purify one's body (i.e. to get castrated)
凈身出戶 (zeng6 san1 ceot1 wu6) — to leave a marriage with nothing (no possessions or property)
凋敝 (diu1 bai6) — impoverished; destitute; hard; depressed (of business); tattered; ragged
凋落 (diu1 lok6) — to wither (and drop off); to wilt; to pass away
凋謝 (diu1 ze6) — to wither; to wilt; wizened
凋零 (diu1 ling4) — withered; wilted; to wither; to fade; to decay
凌亂 (ling4 lyun6) — messy; disarrayed; disheveled
凌亂不堪 (ling4 lyun6 bat1 ham1) — in a terrible mess (idiom)
凌夷 (ling4 ji4) — to deteriorate; to decline; to slump; also written 陵夷
凌志 (ling4 zi3) — Lexus, luxury vehicle brand of Toyota Motor Corporation
凌晨 (ling4 san4) — very early in the morning; in the wee hours
凌汛 (ling4 seon3) — ice-jam flood (arising when river downstream freezes more than upstream)
凌河 (ling4 ho4) — see 凌河區|凌河区[Ling2 he2 Qu1]
凌河區 (ling4 ho4 keoi1) — Linghe, a district of Jinzhou City 錦州市|锦州市[Jin3 zhou1 Shi4], Liaoning
凌波舞 (ling4 bo1 mou5) — limbo (dance) (loanword)
凌海 (ling4 hoi2) — see 凌海市[Ling2 hai3 Shi4]
凌海市 (ling4 hoi2 si5) — Linghai, a county-level city in Jinzhou City 錦州市|锦州市[Jin3 zhou1 Shi4], Liaoning
凌源 (ling4 jyun4) — see 凌源市[Ling2 yuan2 Shi4]
凌源市 (ling4 jyun4 si5) — Lingyuan, a county-level city in Chaoyang City 朝陽市|朝阳市[Chao2 yang2 Shi4], Liaon…
凌濛初 (ling4 mung4 co1) — Ling Mengchu (1580–1644), Ming dynasty short story writer and playwright
凌空 (ling4 hung1) — be high up in the sky
凌辱 (ling4 juk6) — to insult; to humiliate; to bully
凌遲 (ling4 ci4) — the lingering death; the death of a thousand cuts (old form of capital punishme…
凌雜 (ling4 zaap6) — in disorder
凌雜米鹽 (ling4 zaap6 mai5 jim4) — disordered and fragmentary
凌雲 (ling4 wan4) — see 凌雲縣|凌云县[Ling2 yun2 Xian4]
凌雲縣 (ling4 wan4 jyun6) — Lingyun, a county in Baise City 百色市[Bai3 se4 Shi4], Guangxi
凌霄花 (ling4 siu1 faa1) — Chinese trumpet vine (Campsis grandiflora)
凌駕 (ling4 gaa3) — to be above; to place above
凍傷 (dung3 soeng1) — frostbite
凍土 (dung3 tou2) — frozen earth; permafrost; tundra
凍土層 (dung3 tou2 cang4) — permafrost; tundra; layer of frozen soil
凍容 (dung3 jung4) — "youth freezing", Chinese girls beginning anti-ageing treatments as young as tw…
凍死 (dung3 sei2) — to freeze to death; to die off in winter
凍瘡 (dung3 cong1) — frostbite; chilblains
凍硬 (dung3 ngaang6) — to freeze solid; frozen stiff
凍穿 (dung3 cyun1) — frostbite; chilblain
凍結 (dung3 git3) — to freeze (water etc); (fig.) to freeze (assets, prices etc)
凍肉 (dung3 juk6) — cold or frozen meat
凍膠 (dung3 gaau1) — gel
凍雨 (dung3 jyu5) — freezing rain
凜 (lam5) — cold; to shiver with cold; to tremble with fear; afraid; apprehensive; strict; …
凜冽 (lam5 lit6) — biting cold
凜遵 (lam5 zeon1) — to strictly abide by
凝冰 (jing4 bing1) — to freeze
凝固 (jing4 gu3) — to freeze; to solidify; to congeal; fig. with rapt attention
凝固劑 (jing4 gu3 zai1) — solidifying agent; coagulant
凝固汽油彈 (jing4 gu3 hei3 jau4 daan2) — napalm
凝固點 (jing4 gu3 dim2) — freezing point
凝塊 (jing4 faai3) — clot; blood clot
凝望 (jing4 mong6) — to gaze at; to stare fixedly at
凝液 (jing4 jik6) — condensate
凝滯 (jing4 zai6) — to stagnate; to congeal; (fig.) to stop still; to freeze
凝煉 (jing4 lin6) — variant of 凝練|凝练[ning2 lian4]
凝神 (jing4 san4) — with rapt attention
凝結 (jing4 git3) — to condense; to solidify; to coagulate; clot (of blood)
凝練 (jing4 lin6) — concise; compact; condensed
凝縮 (jing4 suk1) — to condense; to concentrate; compression; concentration
凝聚 (jing4 zeoi6) — to condense; to coagulate; coacervation (i.e. form tiny droplets); aggregation;…
凝聚力 (jing4 zeoi6 lik6) — cohesion; cohesiveness; cohesive
凝聚層 (jing4 zeoi6 cang4) — coherent sheaf (math.)
凝聚態 (jing4 zeoi6 taai3) — condensed matter (physics)
凝肩 (jing4 gin1) — frozen shoulder (medicine)
凝膠 (jing4 gaau1) — gel
凝膠體 (jing4 gaau1 tai2) — gel
凝花菜 (jing4 faa1 coi3) — gelidiella, tropical and subtropical red algae
凝血 (jing4 hyut3) — blood clot
凝血素 (jing4 hyut3 sou3) — hemaglutinin (protein causing blood clotting)
凝血酶 (jing4 hyut3 mui4) — thrombin (biochemistry)
凝視 (jing4 si6) — to gaze at; to fix one's eyes on
凝集 (jing4 zaap6) — to concentrate; to gather; (biology) to agglutinate
凝集素 (jing4 zaap6 sou3) — (biochemistry) agglutinin; lectin
几 (gei1) — small table
凡事 (faan4 si6) — everything
凡人 (faan4 jan4) — ordinary person; mortal; earthling
凡例 (faan4 lai6) — notes on the use of a book; guide to the reader
凡俗 (faan4 zuk6) — lay (as opposed to clergy); ordinary; commonplace
凡塵 (faan4 can4) — mundane world (in religious context); this mortal coil
凡士林 (faan4 si6 lam4) — (loanword) vaseline
凡夫 (faan4 fu1) — common person; ordinary guy; mortal man
凡夫俗子 (faan4 fu1 zuk6 zi2) — common people; ordinary folk
凡庸 (faan4 jung4) — ordinary; mediocre
凡心 (faan4 sam1) — reluctance to leave this world; heart set on the mundane
凡是 (faan4 si6) — each and every; every; all; any
凡爾丁 (faan4 ji5 ding1) — a type of plain-woven woolen fabric that is thin, stiff and smooth
凡爾賽 (faan4 ji5 coi3) — Versailles (near Paris); (slang) to humblebrag; ostensibly modest, but in fact …
凡百 (faan4 baak3) — all; everything; the whole
凡賽斯 (faan4 coi3 si1) — Versace (fashion brand) (Tw)
凡近 (faan4 gan6) — with little learning
凡間 (faan4 gaan1) — the secular world
凡響 (faan4 hoeng2) — ordinary tones; everyday harmony; common chord
凡高 (faan4 gou1) — Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890), Dutch post-Impressionist painter
凱 (hoi2) — surname Kai
凱利 (hoi2 lei6) — Kelly (person name)
凱子 (hoi2 zi2) — (slang) rich, good-looking guy
凱尼恩 (hoi2 nei4 jan1) — (name) Kenyon; Canyon
凱徹 (hoi2 cit3) — variant of 愷撒|恺撒, Caesar (emperor)
凱恩斯 (hoi2 jan1 si1) — (name) Keynes; John Maynard Keynes (1883–1946), influential British economist; …
凱悅 (hoi2 jyut6) — Hyatt (hotel company); Hyatt Regency (hotel brand)
凱撒 (hoi2 saat3) — Caesar or Kaiser (name)
凱撒肋雅 (hoi2 saat3 lak6 ngaa5) — Caesarea (town in Israel, between Tel Aviv and Haifa)
凱撒醬 (hoi2 saat3 zoeng3) — Caesar salad dressing
凱文 (hoi2 man4) — Kevin (person name)
凱旋門 (hoi2 syun4 mun4) — triumphal arch
凱林賽 (hoi2 lam4 coi3) — keirin cycle race (paced stadium event) (loanword from Japanese 競輪 "keirin")
凱歌 (hoi2 go1) — triumphal hymn; victory song; paean
凱法勞尼亞 (hoi2 faat3 lou4 nei4 aa3) — Kefalonia, Greek Island in the Ionian sea
凱爾特人 (hoi2 ji5 dak6 jan4) — Celt
凱特 (hoi2 dak6) — Kate (name)
凱瑟琳 (hoi2 sat1 lam4) — Catherine (name); Katherine
凱蒂 (hoi2 dai3) — (name) Kitty, Cathy, Katy, Caddy etc
凱蒂貓 (hoi2 dai3 maau1) — Hello Kitty
凱迪拉克 (hoi2 dik6 laai1 hak1) — Cadillac
凱達格蘭 (hoi2 daat6 gaak3 laan4) — Ketagalan, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan, esp. northeast corner
凱達格蘭族 (hoi2 daat6 gaak3 laan4 zuk6) — Ketagalan, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan, esp. northeast corner
凱里 (hoi2 lei5) — see 凱里市|凯里市[Kai3 li3 Shi4]
凱里市 (hoi2 lei5 si5) — Kaili, a county-level city in Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture 黔…
凳子 (dang3 zi2) — stool; small seat
凶 (hung1) — vicious; fierce; ominous; inauspicious; famine; variant of 兇|凶[xiong1]
凶事 (hung1 si6) — fateful accident; inauspicious matter (involving death or casualties)
凶信 (hung1 seon3) — fateful news; news of sb's death
凶兆 (hung1 siu6) — ill omen
凶光 (hung1 gwong1) — ominous glint
凶喪 (hung1 song3) — funeral arrangements
凶巴巴 (hung1 baa1 baa1) — harsh; savage; fierce
凶惡 (hung1 ok3) — variant of 兇惡|凶恶[xiong1 e4]
凶暴 (hung1 bou6) — brutal
凶服 (hung1 fuk6) — mourning clothes (old)
凶殘 (hung1 caan4) — savage
凶焰 (hung1 jim6) — ferocity; aggressive arrogance
凶狠 (hung1 han2) — cruel; vicious; fierce and malicious; vengeful
凶荒 (hung1 fong1) — (literary) famine
凶黨 (hung1 dong2) — band of accomplice
凸凸 (dat6 dat6) — convex on both sides (of lens); biconvex
凸出 (dat6 ceot1) — to protrude; to stick out
凸多胞形 (dat6 do1 baau1 jing4) — convex polytope
凸多邊形 (dat6 do1 bin1 jing4) — convex polygon
凸多面體 (dat6 do1 min6 tai2) — convex polyhedron
凸性 (dat6 sing3) — convexity
凸摺線 (dat6 zip3 sin3) — convex polygonal line
凸槌 (dat6 ceoi4) — (slang) (Tw) to mess up; to screw up
凸版 (dat6 baan2) — relief printing plate
凸版印刷 (dat6 baan2 jan3 caat3) — relief printing; typography; printing with metal plates
凸現 (dat6 jin6) — to come to prominence; to appear clearly; to stick out
凸線 (dat6 sin3) — convex curve
凸緣 (dat6 jyun4) — flange
凸耳 (dat6 ji5) — flange; lug
凸起 (dat6 hei2) — convex; protruding; to protrude; to bulge; to buckle upwards
凸輪 (dat6 leon4) — cam
凸輪軸 (dat6 leon4 zuk6) — camshaft
凸透鏡 (dat6 tau3 geng3) — convex lens
凸邊 (dat6 bin1) — rim; protruding edge
凸鏡 (dat6 geng3) — convex mirror
凸面 (dat6 min6) — convex surface
凸面鏡 (dat6 min6 geng3) — convex mirror
凸面體 (dat6 min6 tai2) — convex body
凸顯 (dat6 hin2) — to stand out clearly; to make prominent
凹入 (nap1 jap6) — recessed; concave
凹凸 (nap1 dat6) — concave or convex; bumps and holes; uneven (surface); rugged
凹凸不平 (nap1 dat6 bat1 ping4) — (idiom) uneven (surface); bumpy (road)
凹凸印刷 (nap1 dat6 jan3 caat3) — embossing; die stamping
凹凸形 (nap1 dat6 jing4) — crenelated; corrugated
凹凸軋花 (nap1 dat6 zaat3 faa1) — embossing
凹坑 (nap1 haang1) — concave depression; crater
凹岸 (nap1 ngon6) — concave bank
凹度 (nap1 dou6) — concavity
凹朴皮 (nap1 pok3 pei4) — bark of tulip tree (TCM); Cortex Liriodendri
凹板 (nap1 baan2) — variant of 凹版[ao1 ban3]
凹槽 (nap1 cou4) — recess; notch; groove; fillister
凹洞 (nap1 dung6) — cavity; pit
凹版 (nap1 baan2) — intaglio printing plate (or a print made with it)
凹痕 (nap1 han4) — dent; indentation; notch; pitting
凹紋 (nap1 man4) — die (printing, metalwork etc)
凹線 (nap1 sin3) — groove
凹透鏡 (nap1 tau3 geng3) — concave lens
凹進 (nap1 zeon3) — concave; recessed; dented
凹鏡 (nap1 geng3) — concave mirror
凹陷 (nap1 haam6) — to cave in; hollow; sunken; depressed
凹雕 (nap1 diu1) — to engrave; to carve into
凹面鏡 (nap1 min6 geng3) — concave mirror
出世 (ceot1 sai3) — to be born; to come into being; to withdraw from worldly affairs
出乎 (ceot1 fu4) — due to; to stem from; to go beyond (also fig. beyond reason, expectations etc);…
出乎意外 (ceot1 fu4 ji3 ngoi6) — beyond expectation (idiom); unexpected
出乎意料 (ceot1 fu4 ji3 liu6) — (idiom) unexpected
出乎預料 (ceot1 fu4 jyu6 liu2) — beyond expectation (idiom); unexpected
出亂子 (ceot1 lyun6 zi2) — to go wrong; to get into trouble
出了事 (ceot1 liu5 si6) — sth bad happened
出事 (ceot1 si6) — to have an accident; to meet with a mishap
出亡 (ceot1 mong4) — to go into exile
出人命 (ceot1 jan4 meng6) — fatal; resulting in sb's death
出人意外 (ceot1 jan4 ji3 ngoi6) — turned out other than expected (idiom); unexpected
出人意料 (ceot1 jan4 ji3 liu6) — unexpected (idiom); surprising
出人意表 (ceot1 jan4 ji3 biu2) — to exceed all expectations; to come as a surprise
出仕 (ceot1 si6) — to take up an official post
出任 (ceot1 jam6) — to take up a post; to start in a new job
出份子 (ceot1 fan6 zi2) — to club together (to offer a gift); to hold a whip-round
出伏 (ceot1 fuk6) — to come to the end of the hottest period of the year (known as 三伏[san1 fu2])
出使 (ceot1 si3) — to go abroad as ambassador; to be sent on a diplomatic mission
出來 (ceot1 loi4) — to come out; to appear; to arise
出借 (ceot1 ze3) — to lend; to put out a loan
出價 (ceot1 gaa3) — to bid
出入境檢驗檢疫局 (ceot1 jap6 ging2 gim2 jim6 gim2 jik6 guk2) — entry-exit inspection and quarantine bureau
出入境管理局 (ceot1 jap6 ging2 gun2 lei5 guk2) — Exit and Entry Administration Bureau (PRC)
出入平安 (ceot1 jap6 ping4 on1) — lit. peace when you come or go; peace wherever you go
出入門 (ceot1 jap6 mun4) — entrance and exit door
出兵 (ceot1 bing1) — to send troops
出其不意 (ceot1 kei4 bat1 ji3) — to do sth when least expected (idiom); to catch sb off guard
出具 (ceot1 geoi6) — to issue (document, certificate etc); to provide
出列 (ceot1 lit6) — (military) to leave one's place in the ranks; to fall out; (fig.) to emerge; to…
出動 (ceot1 dung6) — to start out on a trip; to dispatch troops
出勤 (ceot1 kan4) — to go to work; to be present (at work, school etc); to be away on business
出包 (ceot1 baau1) — to contract out; to run into problems
出口 (ceot1 hau2) — an exit; to speak; to export; (of a ship) to leave port
出口商 (ceot1 hau2 soeng1) — exporter; export business
出口商品 (ceot1 hau2 soeng1 ban2) — export product; export goods
出口成章 (ceot1 hau2 sing4 zoeng1) — (idiom) (of one's speech) eloquent; articulate
出口氣 (ceot1 hau2 hei3) — to take one's revenge; to score off sb
出口調查 (ceot1 hau2 diu6 caa4) — exit poll
出口貨 (ceot1 hau2 fo3) — exports; goods for export
出口額 (ceot1 hau2 ngaak2) — export amount
出品 (ceot1 ban2) — to produce an item; output; items that are produced
出品人 (ceot1 ban2 jan4) — producer (film)
出售 (ceot1 sau6) — to sell; to offer for sale; to put on the market
出問題 (ceot1 man6 tai4) — to have sth go wrong; to have a problem arise; to give problems
出喪 (ceot1 song1) — to hold a funeral procession
出圈 (ceot1 gyun6) — to gain popularity beyond the original niche community or fan base; to go mains…
出圈兒 (ceot1 hyun1 ji4) — to overstep the bounds; to go too far
出國 (ceot1 gwok3) — to go abroad; to leave the country
出埃及記 (ceot1 oi1 kap6 gei3) — Book of Exodus; Second Book of Moses
出場 (ceot1 coeng4) — (of a performer) to come onto the stage to perform; (of an athlete) to enter th…
出境 (ceot1 ging2) — to leave a country or region; outbound (tourism)
出外 (ceot1 ngoi6) — to go out; to leave for another place
出大差 (ceot1 daai6 caai1) — (old) to be taken out to be executed
出奇 (ceot1 kei4) — extraordinary; exceptional; unusual
出奇制勝 (ceot1 kei4 zai3 sing3) — to win by a surprise move
出奔 (ceot1 ban1) — to flee; to escape into exile
出婁子 (ceot1 lau4 zi2) — to run into difficulties; to cause trouble
出嫁 (ceot1 gaa3) — to get married (of woman)
出官 (ceot1 gun1) — to leave the capital for an official post
出家 (ceot1 gaa1) — to enter monastic life; to become a monk or nun
出家人 (ceot1 gaa1 jan4) — monk; nun (Buddhist or Daoist)
出尖 (ceot1 zim1) — out of the ordinary; outstanding; egregious
出尖兒 (ceot1 zim1 ji4) — erhua variant of 出尖[chu1 jian1]
出局 (ceot1 guk6) — (of a batter) to be put out (in baseball); to be dismissed (in cricket); (of a …
出岔子 (ceot1 caa3 zi2) — to go wrong; to take a wrong turning
出巡 (ceot1 ceon4) — to go on an inspection tour
出差 (ceot1 caai1) — to go on an official or business trip
出師 (ceot1 si1) — to finish apprenticeship; to graduate; to send out troops (under a commander)
出席 (ceot1 zik6) — to attend; to participate; present
出席者 (ceot1 zik6 ze2) — attendee
出庭 (ceot1 ting4) — to appear in court
出廠 (ceot1 cong2) — to leave the factory (of finished goods)
出廠價 (ceot1 cong2 gaa3) — factory price
出征 (ceot1 zing1) — to go into battle; to campaign (military)
出恭 (ceot1 gung1) — to defecate (euphemism); to go to the toilet
出招 (ceot1 ziu1) — to make a move (in martial arts or figuratively)
出擊 (ceot1 gik1) — to sally; to attack
出操 (ceot1 cou1) — to drill; to exercise; to go outdoors for physical exercise
出新 (ceot1 san1) — to make new advances; to move forwards
出於 (ceot1 jyu1) — due to; to stem from
出書 (ceot1 syu1) — to publish books
出月 (ceot1 jyut6) — next month; after this month
出月子 (ceot1 jyut6 zi2) — to complete the month of confinement following childbirth; cf 坐月子[zuo4 yue4 zi5]
出格 (ceot1 gaak3) — to overstep the bounds of what is proper; to take sth too far; (of a measuring …
出榜 (ceot1 bong2) — to publish class list of successful exam candidates
出樓子 (ceot1 lau4 zi2) — variant of 出婁子|出娄子[chu1 lou2 zi5]
出櫃 (ceot1 gwai6) — to come out of the closet; to reveal one's sexual orientation
出殯 (ceot1 ban3) — to accompany a deceased person to his last resting place; to hold a funeral
出毛病 (ceot1 mou4 beng6) — a problem appears; to break down
出氣口 (ceot1 hei3 hau2) — gas or air outlet; emotional outlet
出氣筒 (ceot1 hei3 tung2) — (metaphorical) punching bag; undeserving target of sb's wrath
出水口 (ceot1 seoi2 hau2) — water outlet; drainage outlet
出水芙蓉 (ceot1 seoi2 fu4 jung4) — as a lotus flower breaking the surface (idiom); surpassingly beautiful (of youn…
出汗 (ceot1 hon6) — to perspire; to sweat
出沒無常 (ceot1 mut6 mou4 soeng4) — to appear and disappear unpredictably
出洋 (ceot1 joeng4) — to go abroad (old)
出洋相 (ceot1 joeng4 soeng3) — to make a fool of oneself
出活 (ceot1 wut6) — to finish a job on time; to produce the goods
出海 (ceot1 hoi2) — to go out to sea; (neologism) to expand into overseas markets
出淤泥而不染 (ceot1 jyu1 nai4 ji4 bat1 jim5) — lit. to grow out of the mud unsullied (idiom); fig. to be principled and incorr…
出清 (ceot1 cing1) — to clear out accumulated items; (retailing) to hold a clearance sale
出港 (ceot1 gong2) — to leave harbor; departure (at airport)
出港大廳 (ceot1 gong2 daai6 teng1) — departure lounge
出溜 (ceot1 lau6) — to slip; to slide
出漏子 (ceot1 lau6 zi2) — to take a wrong turn; to go wrong
出爐 (ceot1 lou4) — to take out of the furnace; fresh out of the oven; fig. newly announced; recent…
出版 (ceot1 baan2) — to publish
出版商 (ceot1 baan2 soeng1) — publisher
出版物 (ceot1 baan2 mat6) — publications
出版社 (ceot1 baan2 se5) — publishing house
出版者 (ceot1 baan2 ze2) — publisher
出獄 (ceot1 juk6) — to be released from prison
出獵 (ceot1 lip6) — to go out hunting
出現 (ceot1 jin6) — to appear; to arise; to emerge; to show up
出生入死 (ceot1 sang1 jap6 sei2) — from the cradle to the grave (idiom); to go through fire and water; brave; will…
出生地 (ceot1 sang1 dei6) — birthplace
出生地點 (ceot1 sang1 dei6 dim2) — place of birth
出生日期 (ceot1 sang1 jat6 kei4) — date of birth
出生缺陷 (ceot1 sang1 kyut3 haam6) — birth defect
出生證 (ceot1 sang1 zing3) — birth certificate
出生證明 (ceot1 sang1 zing3 ming4) — birth certificate
出生證明書 (ceot1 sang1 zing3 ming4 syu1) — birth certificate
出產 (ceot1 caan2) — to produce (by natural growth, or by manufacture, mining etc); to yield; to tur…
出界 (ceot1 gaai3) — to cross a border; (sport) to go out of bounds
出發點 (ceot1 faat3 dim2) — starting point; (fig.) basis; motive
出盤 (ceot1 pun4) — to sell up; to wind up a business
出眾 (ceot1 zung3) — to stand out; outstanding
出示 (ceot1 si6) — to show; to take out and show to others; to display
出神 (ceot1 san4) — spellbound; entranced; lost in thought
出神入化 (ceot1 san4 jap6 faa3) — to reach perfection (idiom); a superb artistic achievement

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