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Simple Dictionary Definition |
強迫性性行為 强迫性性行为 see styles |
qiǎng pò xìng xìng xíng wéi qiang3 po4 xing4 xing4 xing2 wei2 ch`iang p`o hsing hsing hsing wei chiang po hsing hsing hsing wei |
sexual obsession |
放射性最強點 放射性最强点 see styles |
fàng shè xìng zuì qiáng diǎn fang4 she4 xing4 zui4 qiang2 dian3 fang she hsing tsui ch`iang tien fang she hsing tsui chiang tien |
radioactive hot spot |
隱蔽強迫下載 隐蔽强迫下载 see styles |
yǐn bì qiǎng pò xià zǎi yin3 bi4 qiang3 po4 xia4 zai3 yin pi ch`iang p`o hsia tsai yin pi chiang po hsia tsai |
drive-by download (a form of malware booby-trap); silent drive-by download |
大型強子對撞機 大型强子对撞机 see styles |
dà xíng qiáng zǐ duì zhuàng jī da4 xing2 qiang2 zi3 dui4 zhuang4 ji1 ta hsing ch`iang tzu tui chuang chi ta hsing chiang tzu tui chuang chi |
Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland |
強中更有強中手 强中更有强中手 see styles |
qiáng zhōng gèng yǒu qiáng zhōng shǒu qiang2 zhong1 geng4 you3 qiang2 zhong1 shou3 ch`iang chung keng yu ch`iang chung shou chiang chung keng yu chiang chung shou |
see 強中自有強中手|强中自有强中手[qiang2 zhong1 zi4 you3 qiang2 zhong1 shou3] |
強中自有強中手 强中自有强中手 see styles |
qiáng zhōng zì yǒu qiáng zhōng shǒu qiang2 zhong1 zi4 you3 qiang2 zhong1 shou3 ch`iang chung tzu yu ch`iang chung shou chiang chung tzu yu chiang chung shou |
(idiom) however strong you are, there is always someone stronger |
強將手下無弱兵 强将手下无弱兵 see styles |
qiáng jiàng shǒu xià wú ruò bīng qiang2 jiang4 shou3 xia4 wu2 ruo4 bing1 ch`iang chiang shou hsia wu jo ping chiang chiang shou hsia wu jo ping |
there are no poor soldiers under a good general (idiom) |
強龍不壓地頭蛇 强龙不压地头蛇 see styles |
qiáng lóng bù yā dì tóu shé qiang2 long2 bu4 ya1 di4 tou2 she2 ch`iang lung pu ya ti t`ou she chiang lung pu ya ti tou she |
lit. strong dragon cannot repress a snake (idiom); fig. a local gangster who is above the law |
牛不喝水強按頭 牛不喝水强按头 see styles |
niú bù hē shuǐ qiǎng àn tóu niu2 bu4 he1 shui3 qiang3 an4 tou2 niu pu ho shui ch`iang an t`ou niu pu ho shui chiang an tou |
lit. to try to make an ox drink by forcing its head down to the water (idiom); fig. to try to impose one's will on sb |
筆勝於刀文比武強 笔胜于刀文比武强 see styles |
bǐ shèng yú dāo wén bǐ wǔ qiáng bi3 sheng4 yu2 dao1 wen2 bi3 wu3 qiang2 pi sheng yü tao wen pi wu ch`iang pi sheng yü tao wen pi wu chiang |
the pen is mightier than the sword (idiom) |
牽馬到河易，強馬飲水難 牵马到河易，强马饮水难 see styles |
qiān mǎ dào hé yì , qiǎng mǎ yǐn shuǐ nán qian1 ma3 dao4 he2 yi4 , qiang3 ma3 yin3 shui3 nan2 ch`ien ma tao ho i , ch`iang ma yin shui nan chien ma tao ho i , chiang ma yin shui nan |
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. (idiom) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 11 results for "强" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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