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SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
yān- cigarette or pipe tobacco
- CL:[gen1]
- smoke
- mist
- vapour
- CL:|[lu:3]
- tobacco plant
- (of the eyes) to be irritated by smoke
rényān- sign of human habitation
dàoyān- to have smoke billowing from a fireplace or stove (due to a blockage in the chimney)
màoyān- to discharge smoke
- to fume with rage
juǎnyān- cigarette
- cigar
yān- to smoke
yān- opium
jièyān- to give up smoking
chōuyān- to smoke (a cigarette, tobacco)
jìngyān- to offer a cigarette (to a guest)
hànyān- tobacco (smoked in a long-stemmed pipe)
bǎnyān- plug (of tobacco)
shuǐyān- shredded tobacco for water pipes
yóuyān- soot
- lampblack
nóngyān- thick smoke
chuīyān- smoke from kitchen chimneys
kǎoyān- flue-cured tobacco
fēngyān- fire beacon (used as alarm signal over long distance)
yān- nonsmoking (e.g. environment)
Yāntái- Yantai prefecture level city in Shandong
yāncōng- chimney
yānquān- smoke ring
yān- raw opium
yānchén- smoke and dust
- air pollution
yān- cigarette butt
yān- smokescreen
- fig. a diversion
yānchǎng- cigarette factory
yānjìng- misty lane
yānjuàn- cigarette
- cigar
yāndǒu- (smoking) pipe
yānqiāng- opium pipe
yānmín- smokers
yān- smoke
yān- mist covered water
yānhǎi- the vast ocean
yānhuǒ- smoke and fire
- fireworks
yānhuī- cigarette ash
yānxūn- smoke
- to fumigate
yānyǐn- the urge to smoke
- tobacco addiction
yānjiǎn- variant of 菸鹼|菸碱[yan1 jian3]
- nicotine
yāntong- chimney
- stovepipe
- smokestack
yāngāng- ashtray
yānròu- bacon
- smoked ham
yānhuā- fireworks
- prostitute (esp. in Yuan theater)
yāncǎo- tobacco
yān- leaf tobacco
yān- cigarette butt
yāndài- tobacco pipe
yānjiǔ- tobacco and alcohol
yānsuān- niacin (vitamin B3)
- 3-Pyridinecarboxylic acid C6H5NO2
- nicotinic acid
yān- misty rain
- drizzle
yānxiá- haze
yān- smoke
- mist
- vapor
- smog
- fumes
yānmái- smoke
- pollution
yānǎi- mist and clouds
yāntóu- cigarette butt
- fag-end
- CL:[gen1]
yānguǐ- heavy smoker
- chain smoker
yānjiǎn- variant of 菸鹼|菸碱[yan1 jian3]
- nicotine
lángyān- fire beacon
- to burn wolf dung to give alarm
xiāoyān- smoke (from guns)
jìnyān- to ban smoking
- to quit smoking
- to prohibit cooking
- prohibition on opium (esp. in China from 1729)
zhǐyān- cigarette
ràngyān- to offer a cigarette
chángyān- endless mist
yúnyān- mist
- smoke
- cloud
xiāngyān- cigarette
- smoke from burning incense
- CL:[zhi1],|[tiao2]
yān- snuff
liùyān- like a wisp of smoke
- (to disappear etc) in an instant
èrshǒuyān- second-hand smoke
yān- smoking area
yānshì- smoking room
yǒuyānméi- smokey coal
shuǐyāndài- water bong
- water pipe
- hookah
yānhuā- low-class prostitute
yāntàn- smokeless coal
yānméi- anthracite
Yāntáishì- Yantai prefecture level city in Shandong
yāngu- cigarette butt
yāndàn- smoke bomb
yānjuǎnr- cigarette
- CL:[ke1]
yānliǔyīng- (Chinese bird species) smoky warbler (Phylloscopus fuligiventer)
yānhuīgāng- ashtray
yānxūnzhuāng- smoky-effect makeup around the eyes
yānxūnyǎn- smoky eyes look (cosmetics)
yānguǎnmiàn- elbow pasta
yānhuāzhài- involved in a love affair
yānhuāchǎng- brothel (esp. in Yuan theater)
yānhuā- prostitute (esp. in Yuan theater)
yānhuāzhài- brothel (esp. in Yuan theater)
yānhuāxiàng- red-light district
yānhuāshì- (esp. in Yuan theater)
yānhuāchǎng- firework factory
簿簿yānhuā- catalog of prostitutes (esp. in Yuan theater)
yānhuāzhèn- brothel (esp. in Yuan theater)
yān- an aerosol spray
yānzhèng- moyamoya disease (rare brain disease first diagnosed in Japan)
yāntóur- erhua variant of |烟头[yan1 tou2]
yānjiǎnsuān- variant of 菸鹼酸|菸碱酸[yan1 jian3 suan1]
- niacin
lǎoyānqiāng- heavy smoker
- chain smoker
- life-long smoker
lǎoyānguǐ- heavy smoker
- chain smoker
xuějiāyān- cigar
fēiyān- nonsmoking
diǎnyān- cigarette lighter
yān- snuff bottle
yān- snuffbox
qiàoshēngyān- lit. spouting smoke through the seven orifices (idiom)
- fig. to seethe with anger
rényānshǎo- no sign of human habitation (idiom); desolate
duòyān- as if degenerating into smoke (idiom); ignorant and unable to see where things are heading
chōuyóuyān- range hood
- kitchen exhaust hood
fàngyāndàn- to spread a smokescreen
yǎorényān- dark and uninhabited (idiom); remote and deserted
- God-forsaken
liǔyānhuā- lit. willow scent and mist of blossom (idiom); scene full of the delights of spring
méiyǒurényān- uninhabited
hàoyānhǎi- vast as the open sea (idiom); fig. extensive (library)
shēnhǎiyāncōng- deep-sea vent
- black smoker
miǎorényān- remote and uninhabited (idiom); deserted
- God-forsaken
huīfēiyānmiè- lit. scattered ashes and dispersed smoke (idiom)
- fig. to be annihilated
- to vanish in a puff of smoke
yānzhàng- foul black smoke atmosphere (idiom); fig. everything in a tremendous mess
- pandemonium reigns
fēngyān- lit. fire beacons in all four directions (idiom); the confusion of war
fēngyānbiàn- fire beacons on all sides (idiom); enveloped in the flames of war
Yāntái- Yantai prefecture in Shandong
yānxiāoyúnsàn- to vanish like smoke in thin air
- to disappear
yānxūnhuǒliǎo- smoke and baking fire (idiom); surrounded by flames and smoke
yānhuāliǔxiàng- red-light district
yānhuāfěndài- woman
- prostitute
- love-making
- literary or theatrical form in Tang, Song and Yuan
yānhuāxíngyuàn- brothel (esp. in Yuan theater)
yānhuāfēngyuè- refers to love-making (idiom)
yānjiǔzhān- abstaining from liquor and tobacco
lángyān- fire beacons on all sides (idiom); enveloped in the flames of war
jìnzhǐyān- No smoking!
huāngrényān- desolate and uninhabited (idiom)
huāngyānmàncǎo- lit. abandoned by men and choked with weeds
- desolate (idiom)
bèidòngyān- second-hand smoking
- passive smoking
qǐngyān- No smoking
- Please do not smoke
fàngshèxìngyān- radiation plume
yānmáojiǎoyàn- (Chinese bird species) Asian house martin (Delichon dasypus)
guòzuǐxiāngyān- filter-tipped cigarette
shírénjiānyānhuǒ- lit. not eating the food of common mortals
- fig. placing oneself above the common populace
yānhēichāwěihǎiyàn- (Chinese bird species) Wilson's storm petrel (Oceanites oceanicus)
fēngyān,zhànhuǒfēnfēi- lit. fire beacons in all four directions (idiom); the confusion of war
fànhòuzhīyān,sàiguòhuóshénxiān- have a smoke after each meal and you will surpass the immortals (proverb)

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