穷 ⇒
穷 qióng, [窮], poor/destitute/to use up/to exhaust/thoroughly/extremely/(coll.) persistently an...
穷人 qióngrén, [窮人], poor people/the poor
贫穷 pínqióng, [貧窮], poor/impoverished
无穷 wúqióng, [無窮], endless/boundless/inexhaustible
穷困 qióngkùn, [窮困], destitute/wretched poverty
穷光蛋 qióngguāngdàn, [窮光蛋], poor wretch/pauper/destitute man/poverty-stricken peasant/penniless good-for-not...
穷追不舍 穷苦 qióngkǔ, [窮苦], impoverished/destitute
无穷无尽 wúqióngwújìn, [無窮無盡], endless/boundless/infinite
穷鬼 穷追猛打 穷凶极恶 黔驴技穷 Qiánlǘjìqióng, [黔驢技窮], to exhaust one's limited abilities (idiom)
穷尽 qióngjìn, [窮盡], to use up/to exhaust/to probe to the bottom/limit/end
层出不穷 céngchūbùqióng, [層出不窮], more and more emerge/innumerable succession/breeding like flies (idiom)
穷途 穷酸 无穷大 穷乡僻壤 qióngxiāngpìrǎng, [窮鄉僻壤], a remote and desolate place
山穷水尽 shānqióngshuǐjìn, [山窮水盡], mountain and river exhausted (idiom); at the end of the line/nowhere to go
其乐无穷 qílèwúqióng, [其樂無窮], boundless joy
回味无穷 huíwèiwúqióng, [回味無窮], leaving a rich aftertaste/(fig.) memorable/lingering in memory
一穷二白 yīqióngèrbái, [一窮二白], impoverished/backward both economically and culturally
穷追 qióngzhuī, [窮追], to pursue relentlessly
穷国 qióngguó, [窮國], poor country
哭穷 kūqióng, [哭窮], to bewail one's poverty/to complain about being hard up/to pretend to be poor
穷举 后患无穷 hòuhuànwúqióng, [後患無窮], it will cause no end of trouble (idiom)
无穷小 wúqióngxiǎo, [無窮小], infinitesimal (in calculus)/infinitely small
穷山恶水 qióngshānèshuǐ, [窮山惡水], lit. barren hills and wild rivers (idiom)/fig. inhospitable natural environment
智穷
抖 ⇒
发抖 fādǒu, [發抖], to tremble/to shake/to shiver
抖 dǒu, to tremble/to shake out/to reveal/to make it in the world
颤抖 chàndǒu, [顫抖], to shudder/to shiver/to shake/to tremble
抖动 dǒudòng, [抖動], to tremble
精神抖擞 jīngshéndǒusǒu, [精神抖擻], spirit trembling with excitement (idiom); in high spirits/lively and full of ent...
抖落 dǒuluò, to shake out
抖搂 dǒulou, [抖摟], to shake out/to bring to light/to squander
战抖 zhàndǒu, [戰抖], to shudder/to tremble
抖擞精神 dǒusǒujīngshén, [抖擻精神], to gather one's spirits/to pull oneself together