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<12| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
假嗓子 see styles |
jiǎ sǎng zi jia3 sang3 zi5 chia sang tzu |
falsetto (in opera) |
吊嗓子 see styles |
diào sǎng zi diao4 sang3 zi5 tiao sang tzu |
voice training (for Chinese opera) |
哭喪棒 哭丧棒 see styles |
kū sāng bàng ku1 sang1 bang4 k`u sang pang ku sang pang |
mourning staff draped in white, held at a funeral to show filial piety |
哭喪臉 哭丧脸 see styles |
kū sang liǎn ku1 sang5 lian3 k`u sang lien ku sang lien |
long face; miserable look |
喪氣話 丧气话 see styles |
sàng qì huà sang4 qi4 hua4 sang ch`i hua sang chi hua |
demoralizing talk |
喪氣鬼 丧气鬼 see styles |
sàng qì guǐ sang4 qi4 gui3 sang ch`i kuei sang chi kuei |
downcast wretch; bad-tempered and unpleasant person |
喪葬費 丧葬费 see styles |
sāng zàng fèi sang1 zang4 fei4 sang tsang fei |
funeral expenses |
喪門星 丧门星 see styles |
sàng mén xīng sang4 men2 xing1 sang men hsing |
messenger of death; person bringing bad luck; Taiwan pr. [sang1 men2 xing1] |
喪門神 丧门神 see styles |
sāng mén shén sang1 men2 shen2 sang men shen |
messenger of death; person bringing bad luck |
嗓子眼 see styles |
sǎng zi yǎn sang3 zi5 yan3 sang tzu yen |
throat |
嗓門眼 嗓门眼 see styles |
sǎng mén yǎn sang3 men2 yan3 sang men yen |
throat |
媽媽桑 妈妈桑 see styles |
mā ma sāng ma1 ma5 sang1 ma ma sang |
mama-san, middle-aged woman who runs a brothel, bar etc (loanword from Japanese); madam |
左嗓子 see styles |
zuǒ sǎng zi zuo3 sang3 zi5 tso sang tzu |
off-key singing voice; sb who sings off-key |
扯嗓子 see styles |
chě sǎng zi che3 sang3 zi5 ch`e sang tzu che sang tzu |
to raise one's voice; to speak at the top of one's voice |
敲喪鐘 敲丧钟 see styles |
qiāo sāng zhōng qiao1 sang1 zhong1 ch`iao sang chung chiao sang chung |
a knell |
桑內斯 桑内斯 see styles |
sāng nèi sī sang1 nei4 si1 sang nei ssu |
Sandnes (city in Rogaland, Norway) |
桑坦德 see styles |
sāng tǎn dé sang1 tan3 de2 sang t`an te sang tan te |
Santander, capital of Spanish autonomous region Cantabria 坎塔布里亞|坎塔布里亚[Kan3 ta3 bu4 li3 ya4] |
桑帕約 桑帕约 see styles |
sāng pà yuē sang1 pa4 yue1 sang p`a yüeh sang pa yüeh |
Sampaio (name); Jorge Sampaio (1939-), Portuguese lawyer and politician, president of Portugal 1996-2006; Sampaio, town in Brazil |
桑日縣 桑日县 see styles |
sāng rì xiàn sang1 ri4 xian4 sang jih hsien |
Sangri county, Tibetan: Zangs ri rdzong, in Lhokha prefecture 山南地區|山南地区[Shan1 nan2 di4 qu1], Tibet |
桑植縣 桑植县 see styles |
sāng zhí xiàn sang1 zhi2 xian4 sang chih hsien |
Shangzhi county in Zhangjiajie 張家界|张家界[Zhang1 jia1 jie4], Hunan |
桑渴耶 see styles |
sāng kě yé sang1 ke3 ye2 sang k`o yeh sang ko yeh sōkatsuya |
v. 僧 saṅgha. |
歐吉桑 欧吉桑 see styles |
ōu jí sāng ou1 ji2 sang1 ou chi sang |
older man; man of mature years (Japanese loanword) |
歐巴桑 欧巴桑 see styles |
ōu ba sāng ou1 ba5 sang1 ou pa sang |
older female; woman of mature years (Japanese loanword) |
清嗓子 see styles |
qīng sǎng zi qing1 sang3 zi5 ch`ing sang tzu ching sang tzu |
to clear one's throat |
滄桑感 沧桑感 see styles |
cāng sāng gǎn cang1 sang1 gan3 ts`ang sang kan tsang sang kan |
a sense of having been through good times and bad; a weathered and worn look |
莫泊桑 see styles |
mò bó sāng mo4 bo2 sang1 mo po sang |
Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893), French novelist and short story writer |
哭喪著臉 哭丧着脸 see styles |
kū sang zhe liǎn ku1 sang5 zhe5 lian3 k`u sang che lien ku sang che lien |
to pull a long face; to wear a mournful expression |
喪天害理 丧天害理 see styles |
sàng tiān hài lǐ sang4 tian1 hai4 li3 sang t`ien hai li sang tien hai li |
devoid of conscience (idiom) |
喪失殆盡 丧失殆尽 see styles |
sàng shī dài jìn sang4 shi1 dai4 jin4 sang shih tai chin |
to be used up; to be exhausted |
喪家之犬 丧家之犬 see styles |
sàng jiā zhī quǎn sang4 jia1 zhi1 quan3 sang chia chih ch`üan sang chia chih chüan |
stray dog (idiom) |
喪家之狗 丧家之狗 see styles |
sàng jiā zhī gǒu sang4 jia1 zhi1 gou3 sang chia chih kou |
see 喪家之犬|丧家之犬[sang4 jia1 zhi1 quan3] |
喪心病狂 丧心病狂 see styles |
sàng xīn bìng kuáng sang4 xin1 bing4 kuang2 sang hsin ping k`uang sang hsin ping kuang |
(idiom) deranged; demented; berserk |
喪權辱國 丧权辱国 see styles |
sàng quán rǔ guó sang4 quan2 ru3 guo2 sang ch`üan ju kuo sang chüan ju kuo |
to forfeit sovereignty and humiliate the country (idiom); to surrender territory under humiliating terms |
喪盡天良 丧尽天良 see styles |
sàng jìn tiān liáng sang4 jin4 tian1 liang2 sang chin t`ien liang sang chin tien liang |
devoid of conscience (idiom); utterly heartless |
喪魂落魄 丧魂落魄 see styles |
sàng hún luò pò sang4 hun2 luo4 po4 sang hun lo p`o sang hun lo po |
scared out of one's wits (idiom); in a panic |
嗓子眼兒 嗓子眼儿 see styles |
sǎng zi yǎn r sang3 zi5 yan3 r5 sang tzu yen r |
erhua variant of 嗓子眼[sang3 zi5 yan3] |
垂頭喪氣 垂头丧气 see styles |
chuí tóu sàng qì chui2 tou2 sang4 qi4 ch`ui t`ou sang ch`i chui tou sang chi |
hanging one's head dispiritedly (idiom); dejected; crestfallen |
基桑加尼 see styles |
jī sāng jiā ní ji1 sang1 jia1 ni2 chi sang chia ni |
Kisangani (city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo) |
指桑罵槐 指桑骂槐 see styles |
zhǐ sāng mà huái zhi3 sang1 ma4 huai2 chih sang ma huai |
lit. to point at the mulberry tree and curse the locust tree; fig. to scold sb indirectly; to make oblique accusations (idiom) |
推推搡搡 see styles |
tuī tuī sǎng sǎng tui1 tui1 sang3 sang3 t`ui t`ui sang sang tui tui sang sang |
to push and shove |
收之桑榆 see styles |
shōu zhī sāng yú shou1 zhi1 sang1 yu2 shou chih sang yü |
see 失之東隅，收之桑榆|失之东隅，收之桑榆[shi1 zhi1 dong1 yu2 , shou1 zhi1 sang1 yu2] |
普桑轎車 普桑轿车 see styles |
pǔ sāng jiào chē pu3 sang1 jiao4 che1 p`u sang chiao ch`e pu sang chiao che |
Passat; a car model of Volkswagen |
桑嬌維塞 桑娇维塞 see styles |
sāng jiāo wéi sāi sang1 jiao1 wei2 sai1 sang chiao wei sai |
Sangiovese (grape type) |
桑給巴爾 桑给巴尔 see styles |
sāng jǐ bā ěr sang1 ji3 ba1 er3 sang chi pa erh |
Zanzibar |
桑間濮上 桑间濮上 see styles |
sāng jiān pú shàng sang1 jian1 pu2 shang4 sang chien p`u shang sang chien pu shang |
Sangjian by the Pu River, a place in the ancient state of Wei known for wanton behavior; lovers' rendezvous |
歷盡滄桑 历尽沧桑 see styles |
lì jìn cāng sāng li4 jin4 cang1 sang1 li chin ts`ang sang li chin tsang sang |
to have been through the hardships of life; to have been through the mill |
治喪從儉 治丧从俭 see styles |
zhì sàng cóng jiǎn zhi4 sang4 cong2 jian3 chih sang ts`ung chien chih sang tsung chien |
to be frugal in attending to funeral rites (idiom) |
淪沒喪亡 沦没丧亡 see styles |
lún mò sàng wáng lun2 mo4 sang4 wang2 lun mo sang wang |
to die; to perish |
渤澥桑田 see styles |
bó xiè sāng tián bo2 xie4 sang1 tian2 po hsieh sang t`ien po hsieh sang tien |
lit. blue seas where once was mulberry fields (idiom, from 史記|史记[Shi3 ji4], Record of the Grand Historian); time brings great changes; life's vicissitudes |
滄海桑田 沧海桑田 see styles |
cāng hǎi sāng tián cang1 hai3 sang1 tian2 ts`ang hai sang t`ien tsang hai sang tien soukaisouden / sokaisoden そうかいそうでん |
lit. the blue sea turned into mulberry fields (idiom); fig. the transformations of the world (expression) (yoji) the world is a scene of constant changes; the blue sea turns into a mulberry field |
灰心喪氣 灰心丧气 see styles |
huī xīn sàng qì hui1 xin1 sang4 qi4 hui hsin sang ch`i hui hsin sang chi |
downhearted; downcast; in despair |
玩人喪德 玩人丧德 see styles |
wán rén sàng dé wan2 ren2 sang4 de2 wan jen sang te |
to play with others and offend morals; wicked |
玩物喪志 玩物丧志 see styles |
wán wù sàng zhì wan2 wu4 sang4 zhi4 wan wu sang chih ganbutsusoushi / ganbutsusoshi がんぶつそうし |
lit. trifling destroys the will (idiom); infatuation with fine details prevents one making progress; excessive attention to trivia saps the will (yoji) forgetting one's serious objectives by becoming engrossed in trivial pursuits; being distracted by trivial objects and losing sight of one's original goal |
聞風喪膽 闻风丧胆 see styles |
wén fēng sàng dǎn wen2 feng1 sang4 dan3 wen feng sang tan |
hear the wind and lose gall (idiom); terror-stricken at the news |
若有所喪 若有所丧 see styles |
ruò yǒu suǒ sàng ruo4 you3 suo3 sang4 jo yu so sang |
see 若有所失[ruo4 you3 suo3 shi1] |
薩桑王朝 萨桑王朝 see styles |
sà sāng wáng cháo sa4 sang1 wang2 chao2 sa sang wang ch`ao sa sang wang chao |
Sassanid Empire of Persia (c. 2nd-7th century AD) |
道德淪喪 道德沦丧 see styles |
dào dé lún sàng dao4 de2 lun2 sang4 tao te lun sang |
moral bankruptcy; moral degeneracy |
飽經滄桑 饱经沧桑 see styles |
bǎo jīng cāng sāng bao3 jing1 cang1 sang1 pao ching ts`ang sang pao ching tsang sang |
having lived through many changes |
亞利桑納州 亚利桑纳州 see styles |
yà lì sāng nà zhōu ya4 li4 sang1 na4 zhou1 ya li sang na chou |
state of Arizona |
亞利桑那州 亚利桑那州 see styles |
yà lì sāng nà zhōu ya4 li4 sang1 na4 zhou1 ya li sang na chou |
Arizona |
亡僧喪儀幡 亡僧丧仪幡 see styles |
wáng sēng sàng yí fān wang2 seng1 sang4 yi2 fan1 wang seng sang i fan bōsō sōgibata |
banners for funeral of a deceased monk |
吞米桑布札 see styles |
tūn mǐ sāng bù zhá tun1 mi3 sang1 bu4 zha2 t`un mi sang pu cha tun mi sang pu cha |
Tunmi Sanghuzha (6th century AD), originator of the Tibetan script |
在家喪儀幡 在家丧仪幡 see styles |
zài jiā sàng yí fān zai4 jia1 sang4 yi2 fan1 tsai chia sang i fan zaike sōgibata |
banners for funeral of a householder |
坎塔布里亞 坎塔布里亚 see styles |
kǎn tǎ bù lǐ yà kan3 ta3 bu4 li3 ya4 k`an t`a pu li ya kan ta pu li ya |
Cantabria, Spanish autonomous region, capital Santander 桑坦德[Sang1 tan3 de2] |
尊宿喪儀幡 尊宿丧仪幡 see styles |
zūn sù sàng yí fān zun1 su4 sang4 yi2 fan1 tsun su sang i fan sonshuku sōgibata |
banners for funeral of a venerable monk |
拉夫桑賈尼 拉夫桑贾尼 see styles |
lā fū sāng jiǎ ní la1 fu1 sang1 jia3 ni2 la fu sang chia ni |
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani |
桑德爾福德 桑德尔福德 see styles |
sāng dé ěr fú dé sang1 de2 er3 fu2 de2 sang te erh fu te |
Sandefjord (city in Vestfold, Norway) |
桑托里尼島 桑托里尼岛 see styles |
sāng tuō lǐ ní dǎo sang1 tuo1 li3 ni2 dao3 sang t`o li ni tao sang to li ni tao |
Santorini (volcanic island in the Aegean sea) |
納撒尼爾·霍桑 纳撒尼尔·霍桑 see styles |
nà sā ní ěr · huò sāng na4 sa1 ni2 er3 · huo4 sang1 na sa ni erh · huo sang |
Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864) American novelist and short story writer |
太陽照在桑乾河上 太阳照在桑干河上 see styles |
tài yáng zhào zài sāng gān hé shàng tai4 yang2 zhao4 zai4 sang1 gan1 he2 shang4 t`ai yang chao tsai sang kan ho shang tai yang chao tsai sang kan ho shang |
The Sun Shines over the Sanggan River, proletarian novel by Ding Ling, winner of 1951 Stalin prize |
失之東隅，收之桑榆 失之东隅，收之桑榆 see styles |
shī zhī dōng yú , shōu zhī sāng yú shi1 zhi1 dong1 yu2 , shou1 zhi1 sang1 yu2 shih chih tung yü , shou chih sang yü |
to lose at sunrise but gain at sunset (idiom); to compensate later for one's earlier loss; what you lose on the swings you gain on the roundabouts |
桑地諾民族解放陣線 桑地诺民族解放阵线 see styles |
sāng dì nuò mín zú jiě fàng zhèn xiàn sang1 di4 nuo4 min2 zu2 jie3 fang4 zhen4 xian4 sang ti no min tsu chieh fang chen hsien |
Sandinista National Liberation Front |
南喬治亞島和南桑威奇 南乔治亚岛和南桑威奇 see styles |
nán qiáo zhì yà dǎo hé nán sāng wēi qí nan2 qiao2 zhi4 ya4 dao3 he2 nan2 sang1 wei1 qi2 nan ch`iao chih ya tao ho nan sang wei ch`i nan chiao chih ya tao ho nan sang wei chi |
South Georgia and The South Sandwich Islands |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 73 results for "Sang" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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