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Dictionary - results for weight

SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
- weight
- number
- code
- to pile
- to stack
- classifier for length or distance (yard), happenings etc
héng- to weigh
- weight
- measure
fènliang- quantity
- weight
- measure
bāofu- wrapping cloth
- a bundle wrapped in cloth
- load
- weight
- burden
- funny part
- punchline
zhuìzi- weight
- pendant
- same as 墜胡|坠胡[zhui4 hu2]
- ballad singing accompanied by a 墜胡|坠胡[zhui4 hu2]
jīnliǎng- weight
- (fig.) importance
quánzhòng- weight
zhòngliàng- weight
- CL:|[ge4]
- grain weight
jīn- catty
- weight equal to 0.5 kg
- (Tw) weight equal to 0.6 kg
zhèn- jade weight
shòu- thin
- to lose weight
- (of clothing) tight
- (of meat) lean
- (of land) unproductive
tuó- steelyard weight
- stone roller
- to polish jade with an emery wheel
zhuì- iodide
- to weight
chuí- hammer
- to hammer into shape
- weight (e.g. of a steelyard or balance)
- ancient weight
- one-eighth of a tael
huán- ancient unit of weight
- money
- abrasion
- gold-20 taels in weight
kuǎ- to cause sth to collapse under the weight
- (fig.) to overwhelm
chéng- relative purity of silver or gold
- purity in carat weight
- quality
- fineness
chéngzài- to bear the weight
- to sustain
shéchèng- discrepancy in weight
máozhòng- gross weight
jìngzhòng- net weight
jiǎnféi- to lose weight
guànshuǐ- lit. to irrigate
- to artificially increase weight
- to cook the books
- to leave a tasteless message
shòushēn- to lose weight
- to go on a diet
- to put on weight
- to get fat (a sign of prosperity, so a compliment)
pàng- to put on weight
- to get fat
zhòng- tare weight
chèngtuó- steelyard weight
- standard weight
zǒngzhòng- gross weight
- total weight
zhòng- weight load
- load capacity
zhòng- high pressure
- bearing a heavy weight
zhòng- a weight
zhòng- weight code
qiāndài- weight belt
zhòng- body weight
liàng- body weight
- dimensions
yuánliàng- atomic weight
- atomic mass
jìnghánliàng- net weight
zàizhòngliàng- dead weight
- weight capacity of a vehicle
qiānjīn- one word worth a thousand in gold (idiom); valuable advice
- words of enormous weight
yánjiǔdǐng- one word worth nine sacred tripods (idiom); words of enormous weight
yánqiānjīn- one word worth a thousand in gold (idiom); valuable advice
- words of enormous weight
yánwéizhòng- each word carries weight
- a promise must be kept (idiom)
míngzhèngyánshùn- right and proper
- authoritative and fair
- (modified from Confucian Analects) with the right title (or reputation), the words carry weight
yánzhī- (of a writing etc) to have no substance (idiom)
- to carry no weight
zhòngliàngdānwèi- unit of weight
míngbuzhèngyánbushùn- unjustified and undeserving of such description
- identity or status is unverified, or inconsistent in detail
- unworthy of the title (or name), or reputation
- no valid reason as justification
- words without weight
- cf 名正言順|名正言顺

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