扬 ⇒
扬 Yáng/yáng, [揚]/[敭], abbr. for 揚州|扬州[Yáng zhōu]/surname Yang, to raise/to hoist/the action of tossing...
赞扬 zànyáng, [讚揚], to praise/to approve of/to show approval
宣扬 xuānyáng, [宣揚], to proclaim/to make public or well known
表扬 biǎoyáng, [表揚], to praise/to commend
张扬 ZhāngYáng/zhāngyáng, [張揚], Zhang Yang (1967-), PRC film director and screenwriter, to display ostentatiousl...
分道扬镳 fēndàoyángbiāo, [分道揚鑣], lit. to take different roads and urge the horses on (idiom)/fig. to part ways
扬声器 yángshēngqì, [揚聲器], speaker
飞扬 fēiyáng, [飛揚], to rise/to fly upward
扬基 扬帆 yángfān, [揚帆], to set sail
发扬 fāyáng, [發揚], to develop/to make full use of
苏扬 趾高气扬 zhǐgāoqìyáng, [趾高氣揚], high and mighty (idiom); arrogant
飘扬 piāoyáng, [飄揚], to wave/to flutter/to fly
扬名 yángmíng, [揚名], to become famous/to become notorious
沸沸扬扬 fèifèiyángyáng, [沸沸揚揚], bubbling and gurgling/hubbubing/abuzz
扬言 yángyán, [揚言], to put about (a story, plan, threat etc)/to let it be known (esp. of threat or m...
颂扬 sòngyáng, [頌揚], to eulogize/to praise
扬起 yángqǐ, [揚起], to raise one's head/to perk up
扬长而去 yángchángérqù, [揚長而去], to swagger off/to walk off (or drive off etc) without a second thought for those...
发扬光大 fāyángguāngdà, [發揚光大], to develop and promote/to carry forward/to bring to great height of development
耀武扬威 yàowǔyángwēi, [耀武揚威], to show off one's military strength (idiom); to strut around/to bluff/to bluster
上扬 shàngyáng, [上揚], to rise (i.e. number increases)/a price rise/to raise
臭名远扬 chòumíngyuǎnyáng, [臭名遠揚], stinking reputation/notorious far and wide
尼·扬 斗志昂扬 dòuzhìángyáng, [鬥志昂揚], having high fighting spirit
扬眉吐气 顺扬 悠扬 yōuyáng, [悠揚], melodious/mellifluous
褒扬 bāoyáng, [褒揚], to praise
神采飞扬 shéncǎifēiyáng, [神采飛揚], in high spirits (idiom); glowing with health and vigor
塞米扬 玄苏扬 传扬 chuányáng, [傳揚], to spread (by word of mouth)
扬长避短 yángchángbìduǎn, [揚長避短], to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses (idiom)/to play to one's strengths
扬基·埃文 尼尔·扬 表扬信 名扬天下 抑扬顿挫 yìyángdùncuò, [抑揚頓挫], see 頓挫抑揚|顿挫抑扬[dùn cuò yì yáng]
昂扬 ángyáng, [昂揚], elated/high-spirited/uplifting (music)
高扬 gāoyáng, [高揚], held high/elevated/uplift/soaring
扬鞭 yángbiān, [揚鞭], to whip on/to raise a whip/by ext. to swagger
扬尘 理查德·扬 萨扬 弘扬 hóngyáng, [弘揚], to enhance/to promote/to enrich
孟扬 尼尔扬 斯托扬 其貌不扬 qímàobùyáng, [其貌不揚], (idiom) nothing special to look at/unprepossessing
李顺扬 抑扬 yìyáng, [抑揚], modulation (rising and falling pitch)/intonation/a cadence/to rise and fall (of ...
扬威 扬名天下 纷纷扬扬 fēnfēnyángyáng, [紛紛揚揚], fluttering about (of leaves etc)
林吉扬 谢米扬 博扬 扬德雷 小扬基 扬克斯市 拉扬克 巴扬纳 赛扬 Sàiyáng, [賽揚], Celeron (an Intel chip)
名扬四海 míngyángsìhǎi, [名揚四海], to become known far and wide (idiom)/famous
马拉扬克 保罗·班扬 赞扬声 威廉·萨洛扬 贝扬 扬·迪特 扬琴 yángqín, [揚琴], yangqin/dulcimer (hammered string musical instrument)
扬眉 yángméi, [揚眉], to raise eyebrows
扬扬 赛·扬
琴 ⇒
钢琴 gāngqín, [鋼琴], piano/CL:架[jià],臺|台[tái]
琴 qín, [琹], guqin 古琴[gǔ qín] (a type of zither)/musical instrument in general, variant of 琴[...
小提琴 xiǎotíqín, fiddle/violin
弹琴 tánqín, [彈琴], to play or strum a lute or other stringed instrument
大提琴 dàtíqín, cello/violoncello/CL:把[bǎ]
钢琴家 gāngqínjiā, [鋼琴家], pianist
竖琴 shùqín, [豎琴], harp
口琴 kǒuqín, harmonica
风琴 fēngqín, [風琴], pipe organ (musical instrument)
中提琴 zhōngtíqín, viola
钢琴师 gāngqínshī, [鋼琴師], pianist
手风琴 shǒufēngqín, [手風琴], accordion
小提琴手 xiǎotíqínshǒu, violinist/fiddler
管风琴 guǎnfēngqín, [管風琴], organ/pipe organ
提琴 tíqín, instrument of the violin family (violin, viola, cello or double bass)/CL:把[bǎ]
琴弦 qínxián, string (of a stringed instrument)
琴声 木琴 mùqín, xylophone
琴键 qínjiàn, [琴鍵], a piano key
班卓琴 bānzhuóqín, banjo (loanword)
卓琴 格雷琴·维纳斯 钢琴曲 钟琴 四弦琴 克里斯琴 苏琴 林琴人 葛瑞琴 琴弓 五弦琴 欧琴 洋琴 yángqín, variant of 揚琴|扬琴[yáng qín]
电子琴 diànzǐqín, [電子琴], electronic keyboard (music)
乱弹琴 luàntánqín, [亂彈琴], to talk nonsense/to behave like a fool
伦琴 Lúnqín, [倫琴], Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (1845-1923), German mechanical engineer
夏淑琴 格雷琴·康斯特鲁比亚斯 爱琴海 ÀiqínHǎi, [愛琴海], Aegean Sea
罗林琴 基里琴科 琴师 qínshī, [琴師], player of a stringed instrument
琴音 玄琴 琴葛雷 格雷琴来 爱伊琴 乌德琴 林琴 格雷琴·莫雷 拉琴 琴姐 珍琴斯 佛琴娜 琴谱 史拉琴 七弦琴 qīxiánqín, guqin or seven-stringed zither
和克里斯琴 扬琴 yángqín, [揚琴], yangqin/dulcimer (hammered string musical instrument)
过琴 格雷琴·博伊德 洛琴