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Dictionary - results for rich

SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
- extensive
- ample
- rich
- obtain
- aim
- to win
- to get
- plentiful
- to gamble
- rich
- abundant
- wealthy
- fertile
- rich
- to irrigate
- to wash (of river)
- (obscure) variant of |[yu4]
- rich
- great wave
- fat on belly
- fertile
- rich
chún- alcohol
- wine with high alcohol content
- rich
- pure
- good wine
- sterols
tán- bitter taste in wine
- rich
- full flavored
kuò- rich
- wide
- broad
ráo- rich
- abundant
- exuberant
- to add for free
- to throw in as bonus
- to spare
- to forgive
- despite
- although
chōngshí- rich
- full
- substantial
- to enrich
- to augment
- to substantiate (an argument)
yǒu- rich
- full of
- rich
- plentiful
nóngyàn- (of colors) garish
- rich
nóng- rich
- strong
- heavy (fragrance)
- dense
- full-bodied
- intense
fēng- to enrich
- rich
- plentiful
- abundant
fēngshèng- rich
- sumptuous
chúnměi- mellow
- rich
- superb
hòu- thick
- deep or profound
- kind
- generous
- rich or strong in flavor
- to favor
- to stress
juǎn- fat, rich
- a stew of fish
fēi- luxuriant (plant growth)
- rich with fragrance
- phenanthrene C14H10
chóu- to hate the rich
yuánrùn- mellow and full
- suave
- smooth and round
- rich (in voice)
- great family
- rich family
- large landlord
- conspicuous spender or consumer
jiā- (old) female servants or concubines in homes of the rich
rén- rich man
shāng- rich merchant
guó- rich country
- make the country wealthy (political slogan)
shuāng- rich widow
qiáng- rich and powerful
- rich family
- large landlord
wēng- rich person
- millionaire
- billionaire
háo- rich and powerful person
nóng- rich peasant
- social class of people farming their own land, intermediate between land-owner class 地主[di4 zhu3] and poor peasant 貧農|贫农[pin2 nong2]
xiǎokāi- (dialect) boss' son
- rich man's son
- young master
- enormous sum
- millionaire
- very rich
qiángshèng- rich and powerful
ēngāo- rich favor
fèn- to hate the rich
wéncǎi- literary talent
- literary grace
- rich and bright colors
yǎn- rich and fertile (soil)
yóu- grease
- greasy food
- oily
- rich (of food)
- fatty
- greasy and dirty
- a slippery character
yuān- rich and variegated
nóngzhòng- dense
- thick
- strong
- rich (colors)
- heavy (aroma)
- deep (friendship)
- profound (effect)
jiā- to lay down a family fortune
- to get rich
- to become prosperous
cái- to get rich
shèngzhuāng- splendid clothes
- rich attire
- one's Sunday best
shèngzhuàn- rich fare
- splendid food
chènqián- (coll.) rich
- well-heeled
bīnfēn- vast and various
- rich and diverse
zhì- to become rich
shèrén- ancient office title
- rich and important person
fēngshuò- plentiful
- substantial
- rich (in resources etc)
fēngráo- rich and fertile
háo- rich and powerful
- rich and influential person
- big shot
háomén- rich and powerful (families)
- aristocratic
- big shots
cáizhǔ- rich man
- moneybags
pín- poor and rich
chúnhòu- mellow and rich
- simple and kind
zhòngjīn- huge money
- extremely rich
- very expensive
mén- rich and powerful family
xiāngchún- rich and mellow (flavor or aroma)
dǐng- rich patriarchal family
- aristocracy
cáizhǔ- local wealthy landlord
- country money-bags
- rich provincial
guìbìng- rich person's ailment (needing expensive treatment and long recuperation)
bào- newly rich
- parvenu
- upstart
yǒuqiánrén- the rich
- the wealthy
shēngcái- (idiom) amiability makes you rich
duījīn- lit. pile up gold and jade
- very rich
guì- very rich
- millionaire
jiāwànguàn- immensely rich
deliúyóu- affluent
- very rich
chūnqiūfán- Rich dew of spring and autumn, ideological tract by Han dynasty political philosopher Dong Zhongshu 董仲舒
yǒuqiányǒushì- rich and powerful (idiom)
yǒuqiányǒuxián- to have money and time
- to be part of the leisure class
- the idle rich
cáizhì- to become rich
- enrichment
cái- rich and imposing
- rich and overbearing
gǒuguì,xiāngwàng- don't forget your friends when you become rich
rénwèicái,niǎowèishíwáng- lit. human beings will die for riches, just as birds will for food (idiom)
- fig. man will do anything in his means to become rich
jiālěiqiānjīn,zuòchuítáng- rich person does not sit under the eaves (idiom); prudent not to place oneself in danger

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