还 ⇒
还 Huán/hái/huán, [還], surname Huan, still/still in progress/still more/yet/even more/in addition/fairl...
还有 háiyǒu, [還有], furthermore/in addition/still/also
还是 háishi, [還是], or/still/nevertheless/had better
还要 偿还 chánghuán, [償還], to repay/to reimburse
生还 shēnghuán, [生還], to return alive/to survive
归还 guīhuán, [歸還], to return sth/to revert
还击 huánjī, [還擊], to hit back/to return fire
讨价还价 tǎojiàhuánjià, [討價還價], to haggle over price/to bargain
还债 huánzhài, [還債], to settle a debt
以牙还牙 yǐyáhuányá, [以牙還牙], a tooth for a tooth (retaliation)
还原 huányuán, [還原], to restore to the original state/to reconstruct (an event)/reduction (chemistry)
交还 jiāohuán, [交還], to return sth/to hand back
还给 huángěi, [還給], to return sth to sb
还手 huánshǒu, [還手], to hit back/to retaliate
退还 tuìhuán, [退還], to return (sth borrowed etc)/to send back/to refund/to rebate
还款 huánkuǎn, [還款], repayment/to pay back money
返还 fǎnhuán, [返還], restitution/return of something to its original owner/remittance
还魂 huánhún, [還魂], to return from the grave/(old) to recycle (waste products)
还价 huánjià, [還價], to make a counteroffer when haggling/to bargain
还贷 huándài, [還貸], to repay a loan
还嘴 huánzuǐ, [還嘴], to retort/to answer back
奉还 fènghuán, [奉還], to return with thanks/to give back (honorific)
送还 sònghuán, [送還], to return/to give back/to send back/to repatriate
发还 还账 huánzhàng, [還賬], to settle and account
衣锦还乡 yìjǐnhuánxiāng, [衣錦還鄉], to come back to one's hometown in silken robes (idiom); to return in glory
讨还 tǎohuán, [討還], to ask for sth back/to recover
告老还乡 还乡 huánxiāng, [還鄉], to return home/fig. to retire from public life
还原剂 huányuánjì, [還原劑], reducing agent
索还 清还 找还 剪不断理还乱 还愿 huányuàn, [還願], to redeem a vow (to a deity)/to fulfill a promise/votive
还礼 huánlǐ, [還禮], to return a politeness/to present a gift in return
俗 ⇒
俗 sú, custom/convention/popular/common/coarse/vulgar/secular
粗俗 cūsú, vulgar
习俗 xísú, [習俗], custom/tradition/local tradition/convention
愤世嫉俗 fènshìjísú, [憤世嫉俗], to be cynical/to be embittered
俗气 súqì, [俗氣], tacky/inelegant/in poor taste/vulgar/banal
低俗 dīsú, vulgar/poor taste
世俗 shìsú, profane/secular/worldly
风俗 fēngsú, [風俗], social custom/CL:個|个[gè]
庸俗 yōngsú, vulgar/tacky/tawdry
俗话说 súhuàshuō, [俗話說], as the proverb says/as they say...
俗套 sútào, conventional patterns/cliché
通俗 tōngsú, common/everyday/average
俗语 súyǔ, [俗語], common saying/proverb/colloquial speech
不俗 bùsú, impressive/out of the ordinary
俗称 súchēng, [俗稱], commonly referred to as/common term
超凡脱俗 俗话 súhuà, [俗話], common saying/proverb
入乡随俗 rùxiāngsuísú, [入鄉隨俗], When you enter a village, follow the local customs (idiom); do as the natives do...
惊世骇俗 jīngshìhàisú, [驚世駭俗], universally shocking/to offend the whole of society
凡夫俗子 fánfūsúzǐ, common people/ordinary folk
民俗 mínsú, popular custom
俗话说得好 伤风败俗 shāngfēngbàisú, [傷風敗俗], offending public morals (idiom)
脱俗 tuōsú, [脫俗], free from vulgarity/refined/outstanding
旧俗 jiùsú, [舊俗], former custom/old ways
尘俗 随俗 suísú, [隨俗], according to custom/to do as local custom requires/do as the Romans do
约定俗成 yuēdìngsúchéng, [約定俗成], established by popular usage (idiom); common usage agreement/customary conventio...
媚俗 mèisú, to cater to the public's taste/kitsch/commercial
世俗化 凡俗 fánsú, lay (as opposed to clergy)/ordinary/commonplace
民俗学 mínsúxué, [民俗學], folklore
雅俗共赏 yǎsúgòngshǎng, [雅俗共賞], can be enjoyed by scholars and lay-people alike (idiom)
通俗性