狂 ⇒
疯狂 fēngkuáng, [瘋狂], crazy/frantic/extreme popularity
狂 kuáng, mad/wild/violent
狂欢 kuánghuān, [狂歡], party/carousal/hilarity/merriment/whoopee/to carouse
狂热 kuángrè, [狂熱], zealotry/fanatical/feverish
发狂 fākuáng, [發狂], crazy/mad/madly
杀人狂 shārénkuáng, [殺人狂], homicidal maniac
狂人 kuángrén, madman
狂欢节 kuánghuānjié, [狂歡節], carnival
狂犬病 kuángquǎnbìng, rabies
工作狂 gōngzuòkuáng, workaholic
自大狂 zìdàkuáng, megalomania/egomania/delusions of grandeur
欣喜若狂 xīnxǐruòkuáng, to be wild with joy (idiom)
狂躁 kuángzào, rash/impetuous/irritable
狂奔 狂怒 kuángnù, furious
狂暴 kuángbào, frantic/berserk
狂妄 kuángwàng, egotistical/arrogant/brassy
狂风 kuángfēng, [狂風], gale/squall/whole gale (meteorology)
狂喜 kuángxǐ, ecstasy/rapt
狂饮 kuángyǐn, [狂飲], to drink hard
狂妄自大 kuángwàngzìdà, arrogant and conceited
色情狂 sèqíngkuáng, mad about sex/nymphomania
丧心病狂 sàngxīnbìngkuáng, [喪心病狂], deranged/demented/berserk (idiom)
狂乱 kuángluàn, [狂亂], hysterical
力挽狂澜 lìwǎnkuánglán, [力挽狂瀾], to pull strongly against a crazy tide (idiom); fig. to try hard to save a desper...
猖狂 chāngkuáng, savage/furious
轻狂 qīngkuáng, [輕狂], frivolous
狂吠 kuángfèi, to bark furiously/to howl
狂笑 kuángxiào, to howl with laughter/to laugh one's head off
狂飙 kuángbiāo, [狂飆], hurricane/violent reform or revolution/violent movement or force
狂潮 kuángcháo, surging tide/(fig.) tide/craze/rage/spree
狂风暴雨 kuángfēngbàoyǔ, [狂風暴雨], howling wind and torrential rain (idiom)/(fig.) difficult, dangerous situation
狂放 kuángfàng, wild/unrestrained
狂欢夜 癫狂 diānkuáng, [癲狂], deranged/mad/cracked/zany
狂轰滥炸 kuánghōnglànzhà, [狂轟濫炸], to bomb indiscriminately
狂想曲 kuángxiǎngqǔ, rhapsody (music)
狂跌 kuángdiē, crazy fall (in prices)
狂傲 kuángào, domineering/haughty
张狂 zhāngkuáng, [張狂], brash/insolent/frantic
口出狂言 kǒuchūkuángyán, to speak conceited nonsense/to come out with arrogant claptrap
狂言 kuángyán, ravings/delirious utterances/kyōgen (a form of traditional Japanese comic theate...
狂升 躁狂症 zàokuángzhèng, mania/manic episode
狂啸 狂草 狂气 狂澜 狂呼 战争狂
跌 ⇒
跌 diē, to fall/to tumble/to trip/(of prices etc) to drop/Taiwan pr. [dié]
跌倒 diēdǎo, to tumble/to fall/fig. to suffer a reverse (in politics or business)
跌落 diēluò, to fall/to drop
下跌 xiàdiē, to fall/to tumble
跌入 跌跌撞撞 diēdiezhuàngzhuàng, to stagger along
跌宕起伏 跌进 diējìn, [跌進], to fall into/to dip below a certain level
暴跌 bàodiē, (economics) to slump/steep fall (in value etc)
狂跌 kuángdiē, crazy fall (in prices)
大跌 dàdiē, large fall
跌伤 跌价 diējià, [跌價], to fall in price
跌破 diēpò, (of a market index etc) to fall below (a given level)/to be injured or damaged a...
猛跌 měngdiē, drop sharply (e.g. stock prices)
跌跤 diējiāo, to fall down/to take a fall
涨跌 zhǎngdiē, [漲跌], rise or fall in price
起伏跌宕