错 ⇒
错 Cuò/cuò, [錯], surname Cuo, mistake/wrong/bad/interlocking/complex/to grind/to polish/to altern...
不错 bùcuò, [不錯], correct/right/not bad/pretty good
错误 cuòwù, [錯誤], error/mistake/CL:個|个[gè]/mistaken/false/wrong
错过 cuòguò, [錯過], to miss (train, opportunity etc)
没错 méicuò, [沒錯], that's right/sure!/rest assured!/that's good/can't go wrong
出错 chūcuò, [出錯], to make a mistake/error
过错 guòcuò, [過錯], mistake/fault/responsibility (for a fault)
错乱 cuòluàn, [錯亂], in disorder/deranged (mentally)
差错 chācuò, [差錯], mistake/slip-up/fault/error (in data transmission)/accident/mishap
认错 rèncuò, [認錯], to admit an error/to acknowledge one's mistake
错事 错觉 cuòjué, [錯覺], misconception/illusion/misperception
错话 错怪 cuòguài, [錯怪], to blame sb wrongly
错失 cuòshī, [錯失], fault/mistake/to miss (a chance)
交错 jiāocuò, [交錯], to crisscross/to intertwine
神经错乱 错位 cuòwèi, [錯位], to misplace/displacement (e.g. of broken bones)/out of alignment/faulty contact/...
挑错 错车 cuòchē, [錯車], to give right of way to another vehicle
错综复杂 cuòzōngfùzá, [錯綜複雜], tangled and complicated (idiom)
错失良机 错字 cuòzì, [錯字], incorrect character/typo (in Chinese text)
阴差阳错 yīnchāyángcuò, [陰差陽錯], (idiom) due to an unexpected turn of events
错别字 cuòbiézì, [錯別字], incorrectly written or mispronounced characters
错开 cuòkāi, [錯開], to stagger (times)
错案 cuòàn, [錯案], a misjudged legal case/a miscarriage (of justice)
纠错 jiūcuò, [糾錯], to correct an error
错误码 觥筹交错 gōngchóujiāocuò, [觥籌交錯], wine goblets and gambling chips lie intertwined/to drink and gamble together in ...
纵横交错 zònghéngjiāocuò, [縱橫交錯], criss-crossed (idiom)
改错 gǎicuò, [改錯], to correct an error
错误率 错落有致 cuòluòyǒuzhì, [錯落有致], in picturesque disorder (idiom); irregular arrangement with charming effect
排错 páicuò, [排錯], troubleshooting/debugging/to debug/erratum/to arrange in incorrect sequence
错落 cuòluò, [錯落], strewn at random/disorderly/untidy/irregular/uneven
错金 容错 出错率
峰 ⇒
峰 fēng, [峯], old variant of 峰[fēng], (of a mountain) high and tapered peak or summit/mountain...
高峰 gāofēng, peak/summit/height
顶峰 dǐngfēng, [頂峰], peak/summit/fig. high point/masterpiece
巅峰 diānfēng, [巔峰], summit/apex/pinnacle (of one's career etc)/peak (of a civilization etc)
峰会 fēnghuì, [峰會], summit meeting
山峰 shānfēng, (mountain) peak
峰值 fēngzhí, peak value
珠穆朗玛峰 ZhūmùlǎngmǎFēng, [珠穆朗瑪峰], Mt Chomolungma or Qomolangma (Tibetan)/Mt Everest/Nepalese: Sagarmatha
高峰期 gāofēngqī, peak period/rush hour
尖峰 jiānfēng, peak/top
驼峰 双峰 Shuāngfēng/shuāngfēng, [雙峰], Shuangfeng county in Loudi 婁底|娄底[Lóu dǐ], Hunan/(Tw) Twin Peaks, US television d...
峰回路转 fēnghuílùzhuǎn, [峰回路轉], the mountain road twists around each new peak (idiom)/(of a mountain road) twist...
最高峰 登峰造极 dēngfēngzàojí, [登峰造極], to reach great heights (in technical skills or scholastic achievements)
丁峰 达峰 尹峰 珠峰 Zhūfēng, abbr. for 珠穆朗瑪峰|珠穆朗玛峰, Mt Chomolungma or Qomolangma (Tibetan)/Mt Everest/Nepales...
峰顶 fēngdǐng, [峰頂], summit/crest
荣峰 峰峦 fēngluán, [峰巒], high mountain range/ridges and peaks
波峰 bōfēng, wave crest
翠峰 黄刀峰 浩峰 玉峰 奇峰 尹峰书 罗峰 洪峰 库弗峰 险峰 xiǎnfēng, [險峰], perilous peak/the lofty heights
上峰 shàngfēng, peak/summit/(old) higher authorities/superiors
波峰浪谷 申秀峰 丁峰镇园