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SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
jiāng- will
- shall
- to use
- to take
- to checkmate
- just a short while ago
- (introduces object of main verb, used in the same way as [ba3])
jiàng- general
- commander-in-chief (military)
- king (chess piece)
- to command
- to lead
qiāng- to desire
- to invite
- to request
shàngjiàng- general
- admiral
- air chief marshal
zhōngjiàng- lieutenant general
- vice admiral
- air marshal
piānjiàng- deputy general
jiàng- deputy general
jiāng- on the eve of
- to be about to
- to be on the verge of
míngjiàng- famous general
jiàng- a general or admiral
宿宿jiàng- veteran general
qiāng- to ask for assistance
jiānglái- in the future
- future
- the future
- CL:|[ge4]
jiàngshì- officers and soldiers
jiàngguān- general
jiāngjiu- to accept (a bit reluctantly)
- to put up with
jiàngshuài- commander-in-chief, the equivalent of king in Chinese chess
jiāng- (literary) to rest
- to recuperate
jiàngcái- talented field commander (military)
jiānghuì- auxiliary verb introducing future action: may (be able to)
- will (cause)
- should (enable)
- going to
jiàng- Japanese chess (shōgi)
Jiāng- Jiangle county in Sanming 三明[San1 ming2], Fujian
jiāng- to checkmate (in chess)
- to be about to die
jiàngpái- trump (suit of cards)
jiāngyào- will
- shall
- to be going to
Jiāngjūn- Chiangchun township in Tainan county 台南縣|台南县[Tai2 nan2 xian4], Taiwan
jiāngjūn- general
- high-ranking military officer
- to check or checkmate
- fig. to embarrass
- to challenge
- to put sb on the spot
jiāngjìn- almost
- nearly
- close to
jiànglǐng- high-ranking military officer
shàojiàng- major general
- rear admiral
- air vice marshal
gànjiàng- capable person
jiāng- inevitably
àijiàng- trusted lieutenant
jiàng- the enemy general
jiàng- general
- military leader
- fierce man
zhǔnjiàng- brigadier general
- commodore
měngjiàng- fierce general
- valiant military leader
- fig. brave individual
lǎojiàng- lit. old general
- commander-in-chief 將帥|, the equivalent of king in Chinese chess
- fig. old-timer
- veteran
jiàng- valiant general
xíngjiāng- ready to start on sth
- about to act
zhūjiàng- various generals
- all the generals
jiāng- to checkmate (in chess)
yùnjiàng- see 運匠|运匠[yun4 jiang4]
ménjiàng- official gatekeeper
- goalkeeper (soccer, hockey etc)
xiángjiàng- surrendered enemy general
xiāojiàng- valiant general
jiàng- mahjong
- CL:[fu4]
diǎnjiàng- to appoint a general (in theater)
- fig. to appoint sb for a task
shàngjiàngjūn- top general
- commander-in-chief
jiàng- Liu Bei's five great generals in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, namely: Guan Yu 關羽|关羽, Zhang Fei 張飛|张飞, Zhao Yun 趙雲|赵云, Ma Chao 馬超|马超, Huang Zhong 黃忠|黄忠
jiāngjūn- important general
- generalissimo
Jiāngxiàn- Jiangle county in Sanming 三明[San1 ming2], Fujian
jiāngjūn- potbelly
Jiāngjūnxiāng- Chiangchun township in Tainan county 台南縣|台南县[Tai2 nan2 xian4], Taiwan
cuōjiàng- to play mahjong
Yángjiājiàng- Yang Saga, a popular fiction from the Northern Song, depicting the heroic Yang family 楊業|杨业 of warriors
jiàngpái- no trumps (in card games)
Fēijiāngjūn- nickname of Han dynasty general Li Guang 李廣|李广[Li3 Guang3]
jiàngpái- mahjong tile
DānRuìjiàng- Than Shwe (1933-), Myanmar general and politician, president of Myanmar from 1992
DānRuìjiāngjūn- General Than Shwe (1933-), Myanmar army officer and politician, president of Myanmar (Burma) from 1992
jiāngláilín- imminent
shàjiāngqīng- great mansion on the verge of collapse (idiom); hopeless situation
tiānbīngtiānjiàng- celestial troops and generals (idiom)
- fig. superior forces
jiāngjīnlùn- to observe the present to study the past
qiāngzhīzhù- assistance that one gets from another
jiāngxìnjiāng- half believing, half doubting
- skeptical
jiānggōngshúzuì- to atone for one's crimes by meritorious acts
jiāngqínchù- to compensate for lack of ability through hard work (idiom)
jiāngxīnxīn- to put oneself in sb else's shoes (idiom)
jiāngjiù- to beat somebody at their own game (idiom)
jiāngjūnzi- beer belly (complimentary)
jiāngcuòjiùcuò- lit. if it's wrong, it's wrong (idiom); to make the best after a mistake
- to accept an error and adapt to it
- to muddle through
ēnjiāngchóubào- to bite the hand that feeds one (idiom)
kāngkǎishūjiāng- to donate generously (idiom)
cánbīngbàijiàng- ruined army, defeated general (idiom); scattered remnants
xiābīngxièjiàng- shrimp soldiers and crab generals (in mythology or popular fiction, the army of the Dragon King of the Eastern Sea)
- useless troops (idiom)
xíngjiānggàoqìng- to run short (idiom)
xíngjiāngjiù- to approach one's coffin (idiom); with one foot in the grave
xíngjiāngjiéshù- approaching the end
- about to conclude
調diàobīngqiǎnjiàng- to move an army and send a general (idiom); to deploy an army
- to send a team on a task
móuchénjiàng- strategic experts and powerful generals (idiom)
móuchénměngjiàng- strategic experts and powerful generals (idiom)
guòguānzhǎnjiàng- to surmount all difficulties (on the way to success) (idiom)
- abbr. for 過五關斬六將|过五关斩六[guo4 wu3 guan1 zhan3 liu4 jiang4]
tiějiāngjūnmén- lit. General Iron is guarding the door (idiom)
- fig. the door is padlocked — nobody inside
ǎizilijiāngjūn- lit. choose a general from among the dwarfs
- fig. choose the best person available (out of a mediocre bunch)
qǐngjiàngjiàng- lit. to dispatch a general is not as effective as to excite a general
- fig. inciting people to action is more effective than dispatching orders
guòguānzhǎnliùjiàng- lit. to cross five passes and slay six generals (idiom)
- fig. to surmount all difficulties (on the way to success)
qiángjiàngshǒuxiàruòbīng- there are no poor soldiers under a good general (idiom)
bīngláijiàngdǎng,shuǐláiyǎn- counter soldiers with arms, water with an earth weir (idiom); different situations call for different action
- to adopt measures appropriate to the actual situation
bīngláijiàng,shuǐláiyàn- counter soldiers with arms, water with an earth weir (idiom); different situations call for different action
- to adopt measures appropriate to the actual situation
qiānjūn,jiàngnánqiú- Easy to raise an army of one thousand, but hard to find a good general. (idiom)

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