颠 ⇒
颠倒 diāndǎo, [顛倒], to turn upside down/to reverse/back to front/confused/deranged/crazy
颠 diān, [顛], top (of the head)/apex/to fall forwards/inverted/to jolt
颠覆 diānfù, [顛覆], to topple (i.e. knock over)/to capsize/fig. to overturn (a regime, by plotting o...
颠簸 diānbǒ, [顛簸], to shake/to jolt/to bump
不列颠 Bùlièdiān, [不列顛], Britain/British/Great Britain
大不列颠 DàBùlièdiān, [大不列顛], Great Britain
颠倒黑白 diāndǎohēibái, [顛倒黑白], lit. to invert black and white (idiom); to distort the truth deliberately/to mis...
颠倒是非 diāndǎoshìfēi, [顛倒是非], to invert right and wrong
颠沛流离 diānpèiliúlí, [顛沛流離], homeless and miserable (idiom); to wander about in a desperate plight/to drift
山颠 疯颠颠 东跑西颠 颠来倒去 diānláidǎoqù, [顛來倒去], to harp on/over and over/merely ring changes on a few terms
颠扑不破 diānpūbùpò, [顛撲不破], solid/irrefutable/incontrovertible/indisputable/unbreakable
覆 ⇒
覆盖 fùgài, [覆蓋], to cover
覆 fù, to cover/to overflow/to overturn/to capsize
颠覆 diānfù, [顛覆], to topple (i.e. knock over)/to capsize/fig. to overturn (a regime, by plotting o...
重蹈覆辙 chóngdǎofùzhé, [重蹈覆轍], to follow the track of an overturned cart/to repeat a disastrous policy
天翻地覆 tiānfāndìfù, sky and the earth turning upside down (idiom); fig. complete confusion/everythin...
翻天覆地 fāntiānfùdì, sky and the earth turning upside down (idiom); fig. complete confusion/everythin...
翻来覆去 fānláifùqù, [翻來覆去], to toss and turn (sleeplessly)/again and again
翻云覆雨 fānyúnfùyǔ, [翻雲覆雨], to produce clouds with one turn of the hand and rain with another (idiom); fig. ...
覆辙 fùzhé, [覆轍], disastrous policy
全军覆没 quánjūnfùmò, [全軍覆沒], total defeat of an army (idiom); fig. a complete wipeout
覆灭 fùmiè, [覆滅], destruction
倾覆 qīngfù, [傾覆], to capsize/to collapse/to overturn/to overthrow/to undermine
覆盖面 fùgàimiàn, [覆蓋面], coverage
地覆天翻 被覆 覆没 fùmò, [覆沒], annihilated/capsized
覆盖率 fùgàilǜ, [覆蓋率], coverage
罪 ⇒
犯罪 fànzuì, to commit a crime/crime/offense
罪 zuì, [辠], guilt/crime/fault/blame/sin, variant of 罪[zuì], crime
罪犯 zuìfàn, criminal
罪名 zuìmíng, criminal charge/accusation
无罪 wúzuì, [無罪], innocent/guileless/not guilty (of crime)
罪行 zuìxíng, crime/offense
罪恶 zuìè, [罪惡], crime/evil/sin
认罪 rènzuì, [認罪], to admit guilt/to plead guilty
定罪 dìngzuì, to convict (sb of a crime)
谋杀罪 móushāzuì, [謀殺罪], murder
罪案 zuìàn, a criminal case
罪过 zuìguo, [罪過], sin/offense
重罪 zhòngzuì, serious crime/felony
罪人 zuìrén, sinner
赎罪 shúzuì, [贖罪], to atone for one's crime/to buy freedom from punishment/redemption/atonement
罪孽 zuìniè, sin/crime/wrongdoing
负罪感 得罪 dézuì/dézui, to commit an offense/to violate the law/excuse me! (formal)/see also 得罪[dé zui],...
替罪羊 tìzuìyáng, scapegoat
怪罪 guàizuì, to blame
受罪 shòuzuì, to endure/to suffer/hardships/torments/a hard time/a nuisance
叛国罪 pànguózuì, [叛國罪], the crime of treason
罪魁祸首 zuìkuíhuòshǒu, [罪魁禍首], criminal ringleader, main offender (idiom); main culprit/fig. main cause of a di...
杀人罪 归罪 guīzuì, [歸罪], to blame sb
罪证 犯罪率 罪责 zuìzé, [罪責], guilt
死罪 sǐzuì, mortal crime/capital offense
免罪 原罪 yuánzuì, original sin
犯罪分子 强奸罪 qiángjiānzuì, [強姦罪], rape
盗窃罪 罪孽深重 犯罪学 fànzuìxué, [犯罪學], criminology
罪大恶极 zuìdàèjí, [罪大惡極], guilty of terrible crimes (idiom)/reprehensible
诈骗罪 zhàpiànzuì, [詐騙罪], fraud
伤害罪 畏罪 wèizuì, to dread punishment/afraid of being arrested for a crime
判罪 pànzuì, to convict (sb of a crime)
罪状 zuìzhuàng, [罪狀], charges or facts about a crime/the nature of the offense
谢罪 xièzuì, [謝罪], to apologize for an offense/to offer one's apology for a fault
刑事犯罪 xíngshìfànzuì, criminal offense
赔罪 péizuì, [賠罪], to apologize
负罪 伪证罪 纵火罪 教唆罪 问罪 wènzuì, [問罪], to denounce/to condemn/to call to account/to punish
诽谤罪 治罪 zhìzuì, to punish sb (for a crime)
服罪 fúzuì, to admit to a crime/to plead guilty
滔天大罪 tāotiāndàzuì, heinous crime
通奸罪 重婚罪 chónghūnzuì, bigamy
贿赂罪 伪造罪 过失罪 悔罪 huǐzuì, conviction
论罪 失职罪 罪恶滔天 zuìètāotiān, [罪惡滔天], evil crimes fill heaven (idiom)
走私罪 受贿罪 伏罪 fúzuì, variant of 服罪[fú zuì]
负荆请罪 fùjīngqǐngzuì, [負荊請罪], lit. to bring a bramble and ask for punishment (idiom)/fig. to offer sb a humble...
猥亵罪 言者无罪 抵罪 dǐzuì, to be punished for a crime
恕罪 shùzuì, please forgive me
渎职罪 犯罪感 主罪 罪魁 zuìkuí, criminal ringleader/chief culprit/fig. cause of a problem