残 ⇒
残忍 cánrěn, [殘忍], cruel/mean/merciless/ruthless
残酷 cánkù, [殘酷], cruel/cruelty
残 cán, [殘], to destroy/to spoil/to ruin/to injure/cruel/oppressive/savage/brutal/incomplete/...
残骸 cánhái, [殘骸], remains/wreckage
残留 cánliú, [殘留], to remain/left over/surplus/remnant
残疾 cánjí, [殘疾], disabled/handicapped/deformity on a person or animal
残暴 cánbào, [殘暴], brutal/vicious/ruthless
残疾人 cánjírén, [殘疾人], disabled person
残杀 cánshā, [殘殺], to massacre/to slaughter
残局 cánjú, [殘局], endgame (in chess)/desperate situation/aftermath (of a failure)
残废 cánfèi, [殘廢], deformity/handicapped
凶残 xiōngcán, [兇殘]/[凶殘], savage/cruel/fierce, savage
残留物 cánliúwù, [殘留物], remnant/residue/material left over
自相残杀 zìxiāngcánshā, [自相殘殺], to massacre one another (idiom); internecine strife
残余 cányú, [殘餘], remnant/relic/residue/vestige/surplus/to remain/to leave surplus
残害 cánhài, [殘害], to injure/to devastate/to slaughter
摧残 cuīcán, [摧殘], to ravage/to ruin
残缺 cánquē, [殘缺], badly damaged/shattered
残渣 cánzhā, [殘渣], remainder/filtered out residue/sediment/waste product/debris/detritus/rubbish
伤残 shāngcán, [傷殘], disabled/maimed/crippled/(of objects) damaged
苟延残喘 gǒuyáncánchuǎn, [苟延殘喘], to struggle on whilst at death's door (idiom)
残存 cáncún, [殘存], to survive/remnant
残破 cánpò, [殘破], broken/dilapidated
残片 残酷无情 cánkùwúqíng, [殘酷無情], cruel and unfeeling (idiom)
残羹 cángēng, [殘羹], leftovers from a meal
残羹剩饭 cángēngshèngfàn, [殘羹剩飯], leftovers from a meal/fig. remnants handed down from others
老弱病残 残缺不全 残生 致残 zhìcán, [致殘], to be crippled (in an accident etc)
残兵败将 cánbīngbàijiàng, [殘兵敗將], ruined army, defeated general (idiom); scattered remnants
残月 cányuè, [殘月], waning moon
风烛残年 fēngzhúcánnián, [風燭殘年], one's late days/to have one foot in the grave
身残志坚 残垣断壁 cányuánduànbì, [殘垣斷壁], crumbling fences and dilapidated walls (idiom)
残部 cánbù, [殘部], defeated remnants/scattered survivors
残毒 cándú, [殘毒], cruelty
残敌 cándí, [殘敵], defeated enemy
残兵 残货 残迹 残联 残雪 残阳 伤残人
兵 ⇒
士兵 shìbīng, soldier/CL:個|个[gè]
兵 bīng, soldiers/a force/an army/weapons/arms/military/warlike/CL:個|个[gè]
老兵 lǎobīng, veteran
骑兵 qíbīng, [騎兵], cavalry
大兵 当兵 dāngbīng, [當兵], to serve in the army/to be a soldier
新兵 xīnbīng, new (army) recruit
卫兵 wèibīng, [衛兵], guard/bodyguard
步兵 bùbīng, infantry/foot/infantryman/foot soldier
逃兵 táobīng, army deserter
民兵 mínbīng, people's militia/militia/militiaman
兵团 bīngtuán, [兵團], large military unit/formation/corps/army
尖兵 兵力 bīnglì, military strength/armed forces/troops
兵营 bīngyíng, [兵營], military camp/barracks
征兵 zhēngbīng, [徵兵], to levy troops/recruitment
兵役 bīngyì, military service
宪兵 xiànbīng, [憲兵], military police
水兵 shuǐbīng, enlisted sailor in navy
侦察兵 zhēnchábīng, [偵察兵], a scout/spy
兵器 bīngqì, weaponry/weapons/arms
服兵役 fúbīngyì, to serve in the army
伞兵 sǎnbīng, [傘兵], paratrooper
特种兵 tèzhǒngbīng, [特種兵], commando/special forces soldier
炮兵 pàobīng, artillery soldier/gunner
哨兵 shàobīng, sentinel
奇兵 qíbīng, troops appearing suddenly (in a raid or ambush)
援兵 yuánbīng, reinforcement
列兵 lièbīng, private (army)
护兵 救兵 按兵不动 ànbīngbùdòng, [按兵不動], to hold back one's troops without moving (idiom); to bide one's time
女兵 兵马俑 bīngmǎyǒng, [兵馬俑], figurines of warriors and horses buried with the dead/Terracotta Army (historic ...
兵变 bīngbiàn, [兵變], mutiny/(Tw) to be dumped by one's girlfriend while serving in the army
兵法 bīngfǎ, art of war/military strategy and tactics
佐兵卫 伤兵 纸上谈兵 zhǐshàngtánbīng, [紙上談兵], lit. military tactics on paper (idiom)/fig. theoretical discussion that is worse...
官兵 guānbīng, officers and men
志愿兵 zhìyuànbīng, [志願兵], volunteer soldier/CL:名[míng]
阅兵 yuèbīng, [閱兵], to review troops/military parade
小兵 追兵 工兵 gōngbīng, military engineer
七兵卫 散兵 sǎnbīng, loose and disorganized soldiers/stragglers/fig. a loner
派兵 pàibīng, to dispatch troops
出兵 chūbīng, to send troops
兵工厂 bīnggōngchǎng, [兵工廠], munitions factory
工程兵 精兵 jīngbīng, elite troops
重兵 zhòngbīng, massive military force
伏兵 fúbīng, hidden troops/ambush
宪兵队 Xiànbīngduì, [憲兵隊], the Kempeitai or Japanese Military Police 1881-1945 (Japanese counterpart of the...
带兵 dàibīng, [帶兵], to lead troops
招兵买马 zhāobīngmǎimǎ, [招兵買馬], to recruit soldiers and buy horses (idiom); to raise a large army/fig. to expand...
空降兵 kōngjiàngbīng, paratroopers
退兵 短兵相接 duǎnbīngxiāngjiē, lit. short-weaponed soldiery fight one another (idiom); fierce hand-to-hand infa...
步兵师 勤务兵 qínwùbīng, [勤務兵], army orderly
阅兵式 yuèbīngshì, [閱兵式], military parade
退伍兵 散兵游勇 sǎnbīngyóuyǒng, [散兵遊勇], lit. straggling and disbanded soldiers (idiom); fig. disorganized uncoordinated ...
标兵 biāobīng, [標兵], parade guards (usually spaced out along parade routes)/example/model/pacesetter
郎兵卫 兵马 bīngmǎ, [兵馬], troops and horses/military forces
兵丁 增兵 zēngbīng, to reinforce/to increase troop numbers/reinforcements/extra troops
撤兵 chèbīng, to withdraw troops/to retreat
残兵败将 cánbīngbàijiàng, [殘兵敗將], ruined army, defeated general (idiom); scattered remnants
兵戎相见 bīngróngxiāngjiàn, [兵戎相見], to meet on the battlefield (idiom)
招兵 zhāobīng, to recruit soldiers
吴方兵 兵员 bīngyuán, [兵員], soldiers/troops
起兵 上等兵 shàngděngbīng, private first class (army rank)
通讯兵 天兵 tiānbīng, celestial soldier/(old) imperial troops/(Tw, jocular) clumsy army recruit/(more ...
兵卫 轻骑兵 先礼后兵 xiānlǐhòubīng, [先禮後兵], peaceful measures before using force (idiom); diplomacy before violence/jaw-jaw ...
清兵 Qīngbīng, Qing troops/Manchu soldiers
兵荒马乱 bīnghuāngmǎluàn, [兵荒馬亂], soldiers munity and troops rebel (idiom); turmoil and chaos of war
兵权 bīngquán, [兵權], military leadership/military power
叛兵 通信兵 兵兵 兵士 bīngshì, ordinary soldier
骄兵必败 jiāobīngbìbài, [驕兵必敗], lit. an arrogant army is bound to lose (idiom)/fig. pride goes before a fall
原十兵 用兵 迪兵 调兵遣将 diàobīngqiǎnjiàng, [調兵遣將], to move an army and send a general (idiom); to deploy an army/to send a team on ...
雄兵 陈兵 chénbīng, [陳兵], to deploy troops/to mass troops
兵船 bīngchuán, man-of-war/naval vessel/warship
航空兵 兵家 Bīngjiā/bīngjiā, the School of the Military, one of the Hundred Schools of Thought 諸子百家|诸子百家[zhū ...
兵源 bīngyuán, manpower resources (for military service)/sources of troops
征兵法 红卫兵 Hóngwèibīng, [紅衛兵], Red Guards (Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976)
养兵千日 兵临城下 bīnglínchéngxià, [兵臨城下], soldiers at the city walls (idiom); fig. at a critical juncture
收兵 shōubīng, to retreat/to withdraw troops/to recall troops/fig. to finish work/to wind up/to...
装甲兵 子弟兵 武田军兵 兵强马壮 bīngqiángmǎzhuàng, [兵強馬壯], lit. strong soldiers and sturdy horses (idiom)/fig. a well-trained and powerful ...
阅兵场 轻兵 鬼灵兵 屯兵 散兵线 和卫兵 搬兵 bānbīng, to call for reinforcements/to bring in troops
征兵制 精兵强将 一天兵 排头兵 páitóubīng, [排頭兵], lit. frontline troops/leader/trailblazer/pacesetter
刀兵 僧兵 残兵 练兵 liànbīng, [練兵], to drill troops/army training
兵卒 bīngzú, soldiers/troops
兵戎 bīngróng, arms/weapons
兵种 bīngzhǒng, [兵種], (military) branch of the armed forces
儿玉兵 兵库县 Bīngkùxiàn, [兵庫縣], Hyōgo prefecture in the midwest of Japan's main island Honshū 本州[Běn zhōu]
和小兵 锡兵 苏兵 用兵一时 坦克兵 官兵们
败 ⇒
失败 shībài, [失敗], to be defeated/to lose/to fail (e.g. experiments)/failure/defeat/CL:次[cì]
打败 dǎbài, [打敗], to defeat/to overpower/to beat/to be defeated
失败者 shībàizhě, [失敗者], loser
击败 jībài, [擊敗], to defeat/to beat
败 bài, [敗], to defeat/to damage/to lose (to an opponent)/to fail/to wither
腐败 fǔbài, [腐敗], corruption/to corrupt/to rot/rotten
败类 bàilèi, [敗類], scum of a community/degenerate
挫败 cuòbài, [挫敗], to thwart/to foil (sb's plans)/a setback/a failure/a defeat
成败 chéngbài, [成敗], success or failure
一败涂地 yībàitúdì, [一敗塗地], failed and wiped over the floor (idiom); to fail utterly/a crushing defeat/beate...
败坏 bàihuài, [敗壞], to ruin/to corrupt/to undermine
惨败 cǎnbài, [慘敗], to suffer a crushing defeat
战败 zhànbài, [戰敗], to lose a war
败露 bàilù, [敗露], (of a plot etc) to fall through and stand exposed
败诉 bàisù, [敗訴], lose a lawsuit
败血症 bàixuèzhèng, [敗血症], septicaemia
气急败坏 qìjíbàihuài, [氣急敗壞], flustered and exasperated/utterly discomfited
败将 身败名裂 shēnbàimíngliè, [身敗名裂], to lose one's standing/to have one's reputation swept away/a complete defeat and...
衰败 shuāibài, [衰敗], to decline/to wane/to decay/to deteriorate
反败为胜 fǎnbàiwéishèng, [反敗為勝], to turn defeat into victory (idiom); to turn the tide
落败 luòbài, [落敗], to suffer a defeat/to fail/to fall behind
两败俱伤 liǎngbàijùshāng, [兩敗俱傷], both sides suffer (idiom)/neither side wins
大败 dàbài, [大敗], to defeat/to inflict a defeat on sb
败笔 bàibǐ, [敗筆], a faulty stroke in calligraphy or painting/a faulty expression in writing
溃败 kuìbài, [潰敗], utterly defeated/routed/crushed/to collapse (of army)
败者 破败 pòbài, [破敗], to defeat/to crush (in battle)/beaten/ruined/destroyed/in decline
胜败 shèngbài, [勝敗], victory or defeat/result
败血病 败北 bàiběi, [敗北], (literary) to be routed (in a war)/to suffer defeat (in sports etc)
败绩 bàijì, [敗績], to be utterly defeated/to be routed
败局 bàijú, [敗局], lost game/losing battle
败家子 bàijiāzǐ, [敗家子], spendthrift/wastrel/prodigal
败落 bàiluò, [敗落], (of status or wealth) to decline/(of buildings etc) to become dilapidated/run-do...
败兴 bàixìng, [敗興], disappointed
败退 bàituì, [敗退], to retreat in defeat
残兵败将 cánbīngbàijiàng, [殘兵敗將], ruined army, defeated general (idiom); scattered remnants
败仗 bàizhàng, [敗仗], lost battle/defeat
功败垂成 gōngbàichuíchéng, [功敗垂成], to fail within sight of success (idiom); last-minute failure/to fall at the last...
伤风败俗 shāngfēngbàisú, [傷風敗俗], offending public morals (idiom)
败阵 bàizhèn, [敗陣], to be defeated on the battlefield/to be beaten in a contest
必败 败走麦城 骄兵必败 jiāobīngbìbài, [驕兵必敗], lit. an arrogant army is bound to lose (idiom)/fig. pride goes before a fall
吃败仗 败军 立于不败之地 战败国 败诉方
将 ⇒
将 jiāng/jiàng/qiāng, [將], will/shall/to use/to take/to checkmate/just a short while ago/(introduces object...
将军 Jiāngjūn/jiāngjūn, [將軍], Chiangchun township in Tainan county 台南縣|台南县[Tái nán xiàn], Taiwan, general/high...
即将 jíjiāng, [即將], on the eve of/to be about to/to be on the verge of
将来 jiānglái, [將來], in the future/future/the future/CL:個|个[gè]
将要 jiāngyào, [將要], will/shall/to be going to
上将 shàngjiàng, [上將], general/admiral/air chief marshal
将近 jiāngjìn, [將近], almost/nearly/close to
必将 bìjiāng, [必將], inevitably
准将 zhǔnjiàng, [準將], brigadier general/commodore
终将 少将 shàojiàng, [少將], major general/rear admiral/air vice marshal
麻将 májiàng, [麻將], mahjong/CL:副[fù]
将士 jiàngshì, [將士], officers and soldiers
败将 将领 jiànglǐng, [將領], high-ranking military officer
健将 战将 大将 dàjiàng, [大將], a general or admiral
老将 lǎojiàng, [老將], lit. old general/commander-in-chief 將帥|将帅, the equivalent of king in Chinese che...
名将 míngjiàng, [名將], famous general
激将法 jījiàngfǎ, [激將法], indirect, psychological method of getting sb to do as one wishes (e.g. questioni...
运动健将 干将 gànjiàng, [幹將], capable person
过关斩将 guòguānzhǎnjiàng, [過關斬將], to surmount all difficulties (on the way to success) (idiom)/abbr. for 過五關斬六將|过五...
中将 zhōngjiàng, [中將], lieutenant general/vice admiral/air marshal
门将 ménjiàng, [門將], official gatekeeper/goalkeeper (soccer, hockey etc)
大将军 dàjiāngjūn, [大將軍], important general/generalissimo
爱将 àijiàng, [愛將], trusted lieutenant
猛将 měngjiàng, [猛將], fierce general/valiant military leader/fig. brave individual
行将 xíngjiāng, [行將], ready to start on sth/about to act
恩将仇报 ēnjiāngchóubào, [恩將仇報], to bite the hand that feeds one (idiom)
残兵败将 cánbīngbàijiàng, [殘兵敗將], ruined army, defeated general (idiom); scattered remnants
强将 将心比心 jiāngxīnbǐxīn, [將心比心], to put oneself in sb else's shoes (idiom)
主将 zhǔjiàng, [主將], commander-in-chief (military)/star player (sports)/key figure (in an organizatio...
女将 nǚjiàng, [女將], female general/(fig.) woman who is a leading figure in her area of expertise
将门 将令 jiànglìng, [將令], (old) (military) a command/an order
悍将 将校 调兵遣将 diàobīngqiǎnjiàng, [調兵遣將], to move an army and send a general (idiom); to deploy an army/to send a team on ...
过五关斩六将 guòwǔguānzhǎnliùjiàng, [過五關斬六將], lit. to cross five passes and slay six generals (idiom)/fig. to surmount all dif...
点将 diǎnjiàng, [點將], to appoint a general (in theater)/fig. to appoint sb for a task
武将 wǔjiàng, [武將], general/military leader/fierce man
将就 jiāngjiu, [將就], to accept (a bit reluctantly)/to put up with
福将 将官 jiàngguān, [將官], general
小将 xiǎojiàng, [小將], (in classical literature) young military officer of high rank for his age/(durin...
大厦将倾 dàshàjiāngqīng, [大廈將傾], great mansion on the verge of collapse (idiom); hopeless situation
将军肚 jiāngjūndù, [將軍肚], potbelly
精兵强将 虎将 hǔjiàng, [虎將], valiant general
良将