Dictionary - results for having

Simplified	Traditional	Pinyin	English
漼	漼	cuǐ	- having the appearance of depth
眊	眊	mào	- having poor eyesight
辖	轄	xiá	- to govern - to control - having jurisdiction over - linchpin of a wheel (archaic) - noise of a barrow
鎋	鎋	xiá	- variant of 轄\|辖, to govern - to control - having jurisdiction over - linchpin of a wheel (archaic) - noise of a barrow
主见	主見	zhǔjiàn	- one's own view - having definite opinions
人为	人為	rénwéi	- artificial - man-made - having human cause or origin - human attempt or effort
便血	便血	biànxiě	- having blood in one's stool
偏食	偏食	piānshí	- partial to (some kinds of food, usu. unhealthy) - having likes and dislikes - partial eclipse
两性	兩性	liǎngxìng	- the two sexes - bisexual - hermaphrodite - having two characteristics - heterosexual
可取	可取	kěqǔ	- desirable - worth having
同等	同等	tóngděng	- equal to - having the same social class or status
同余	同餘	tóngyú	- congruent (math.) - having same residue modulo some number
单意	單意	dānyì	- unambiguous - having only one meaning
多用	多用	duōyòng	- multipurpose - having several uses
寡陋	寡陋	guǎlòu	- having little knowledge - not well-read
挂怀	掛懷	guàhuái	- concerned - troubled - having sth on one's mind
方便	方便	fāngbiàn	- convenient - to help out - to make things easy for people - convenience - suitable - having money to spare - (euphemism) to go to the toilet
有电	有電	yǒudiàn	- electric (apparatus) - electrified - having electricity supply (of a house)
无关	無關	wúguān	- unrelated - having nothing to do (with sth else)
独特	獨特	dútè	- unique - distinct - having special characteristics
美籍	美籍	Měijí	- US citizenship - having American nationality
耿耿	耿耿	gěnggěng	- bright - devoted - having sth on one's mind - troubled
着眼	著眼	zhuóyǎn	- to have one's eyes on (a goal) - having sth in mind - to concentrate
迷航	迷航	míháng	- off course - lost (of ship or plane) - having lost one's way
通商	通商	tōngshāng	- having trading relations (of nations or regions)
可通约	可通約	kětōngyuē	- commensurable - having a common measure
嘴皮子	嘴皮子	zuǐpízi	- lit. lips - glib talker - having a ready tongue
多孔性	多孔性	duōkǒngxìng	- porous - having many holes (e.g. filter gauze or sieve)
有主见	有主見	yǒuzhǔjiàn	- opinionated - having one's own strong views
有意志	有意志	yǒuyìzhì	- conscious - having a will
没空儿	沒空兒	méikòngr	- having no time
不可通约	不可通約	bùkětōngyuē	- having no common measure - incommensurable - incommensurate
伶牙俐齿	伶牙俐齒	língyálìchǐ	- clever and eloquent (idiom); fluent - having the gift of the gab
先知先觉	先知先覺	xiānzhīxiānjué	- foresight - having foresight - person of foresight
别具一格	別具一格	biéjùyīgé	- having a unique or distinctive style
力大无比	力大無比	lìdàwúbǐ	- having matchless strength
可供军用	可供軍用	kěgōngjūnyòng	- having possible military application
吃饱撑着	吃飽撐著	chībǎochēngzhe	- having nothing better to do
同名同姓	同名同姓	tóngmíngtóngxìng	- having same given name and family name
妙手空空	妙手空空	miàoshǒukōngkōng	- petty thief (lit. quick fingered and vanish) - empty-handed - having nothing
富富有余	富富有餘	fùfùyǒuyú	- richly provided for - having enough and to spare
德才兼备	德才兼備	décáijiānbèi	- having both integrity and talent (idiom)
有声有色	有聲有色	yǒushēngyǒusè	- having sound and color (idiom); vivid - dazzling
死心眼儿	死心眼兒	sǐxīnyǎnr	- stubborn - obstinate - having a one-track mind
无路可退	無路可退	wúlùkětuì	- without a retreat route - caught in a dead end - having burned one's bridges
相同名字	相同名字	xiāngtóngmíngzì	- like-named - having the same name
空无所有	空無所有	kōngwúsuǒyǒu	- having nothing (idiom); utterly destitute - without two sticks to rub together
罪行累累	罪行累累	zuìxínglěilěi	- having an extensive criminal record - weighed down with crimes
丰衣足食	豐衣足食	fēngyīzúshí	- having ample food and clothing (idiom); well fed and clothed
附庸风雅	附庸風雅	fùyōngfēngyǎ	- (of an uneducated person) to mingle with the cognoscenti - to pose as a culture lover - to be a culture snob - having pretensions to culture
饱经忧患	飽經憂患	bǎojīngyōuhuàn	- having experienced much suffering
饱经沧桑	飽經滄桑	bǎojīngcāngsāng	- having lived through many changes
饱经风霜	飽經風霜	bǎojīngfēngshuāng	- weather-beaten - having experienced the hard ship of life
斗志昂扬	鬥志昂揚	dòuzhìángyáng	- having high fighting spirit
有苦说不出	有苦說不出	yǒukǔshuōbuchū	- having unspeakable bitter suffering - (often used after 啞巴吃黃連\|哑巴吃黄连[ya3 ba5 chi1 huang2 lian2])
吃饱了饭撑的	吃飽了飯撐的	chībǎolefànchēngde	- having nothing better to do - see 吃飽撐著\|吃饱撑着
有百害而无一利	有百害而無一利	yǒubǎihàiérwúyīlì	- having no advantage whatsoever
无事不登三宝殿	無事不登三寶殿	wúshìbùdēngsānbǎodiàn	- lit. One doesn't visit a temple without a cause. (idiom) - fig. to visit sb with an ulterior motive (esp. to ask for sth) - having a hidden agenda
赔了夫人又折兵	賠了夫人又折兵	péilefūrényòuzhébīng	- having given away a bride, to lose one's army on top of it (idiom) - to suffer a double loss after trying to trick the enemy
醉翁之意不在酒	醉翁之意不在酒	zuìwēngzhīyìbùzàijiǔ	- wine-lover's heart is not in the cup (idiom); a drinker not really interested in alcohol - having an ulterior motive - to have other things in mind - with an ax to grind - accomplishing something besides what one set out to do