雕 ⇒
雕像 diāoxiàng, sculpture/(carved) statue/CL:尊[zūn]
雕塑 diāosù, a statue/a Buddhist image/sculpture/to carve
雕 diāo, [彫]/[鵰], variant of 雕[diāo], to engrave, to carve/to engrave/shrewd/bird of prey, bird of...
雕刻 diāokè, to carve/to engrave/carving
冰雕 bīngdiāo, ice sculpture
雕琢 diāozhuó, to sculpt/to carve (jade)/ornate artwork/overly elaborate prose
雕塑家 雕虫小技 diāochóngxiǎojì, [雕蟲小技], insignificant talent/skill of no high order/minor accomplishment
雕刻家 diāokèjiā, sculptor
木雕 浮雕 fúdiāo, relief sculpture
雕刻师 雕花 diāohuā, carving/decorative carved pattern/arabesque
石雕 shídiāo, stone carving/carved sculpture
精雕细琢 雕版 diāobǎn, a carved printing block
雕饰 diāoshì, [雕飾], to carve/to decorate/carved/decorated
雕刻品 diāokèpǐn, sculpture
雕像头 雕梁画栋 diāoliánghuàdòng, [雕梁畫棟], richly ornamented (building)
铜雕
弊 ⇒
作弊 zuòbì, to practice fraud/to cheat/to engage in corrupt practices
弊 bì, detriment/fraud/harm/defeat
利弊 lìbì, pros and cons/merits and drawbacks/advantages and disadvantages
弊端 bìduān, malpractice/abuse/corrupt practice
舞弊 wǔbì, to engage in fraud
弊病 bìbìng, malady/evil/malpractice/drawback/disadvantage
兴利除弊 xīnglìchúbì, [興利除弊], to promote what is useful and get rid of what is harmful (idiom)
徇私舞弊 xùnsīwǔbì, to abuse one's position for personal gain (idiom)