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<123456>Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
少頃 少顷 see styles |
shǎo qǐng shao3 qing3 shao ch`ing shao ching |
in a short while; presently |
尟少 see styles |
xiǎn shǎo xian3 shao3 hsien shao senshō |
trifling |
尾梢 see styles |
wěi shāo wei3 shao1 wei shao |
the tip; the end; the very end |
崗哨 岗哨 see styles |
gǎng shào gang3 shao4 kang shao |
lookout post; sentry post; sentry |
嵊州 see styles |
shèng zhōu sheng4 zhou1 sheng chou |
Shengzhou, county-level city in Shaoxing 紹興|绍兴[Shao4 xing1], Zhejiang |
年少 see styles |
nián shào nian2 shao4 nien shao nenshou / nensho ねんしょう |
young; junior (adj-no,n,adj-na) young; juvenile |
後梢 后梢 see styles |
hòu shāo hou4 shao1 hou shao |
stern (of a boat) |
微少 see styles |
wéi shǎo wei2 shao3 wei shao bishou / bisho びしょう |
(adj-na,adj-no,n) infinitesimal slight |
德韶 see styles |
dé sháo de2 shao2 te shao Tokushō |
Deshao |
忽哨 see styles |
hū shào hu1 shao4 hu shao |
to whistle (with fingers in one's mouth); nowadays written 呼哨 |
惡少 恶少 see styles |
è shào e4 shao4 o shao |
young thug; malicious young ruffian |
慧紹 慧绍 see styles |
huì shào hui4 shao4 hui shao Eshō |
Huishao |
所燒 所烧 see styles |
suǒ shāo suo3 shao1 so shao shoshō |
burnt |
捎來 捎来 see styles |
shāo lái shao1 lai2 shao lai |
to bring something to sb (news etc) |
捎信 see styles |
shāo xìn shao1 xin4 shao hsin |
to take a letter; to send word |
捎拂 see styles |
shāo fú shao1 fu2 shao fu shōbu |
to beat (on a drum-like musical instrument) |
掌勺 see styles |
zhǎng sháo zhang3 shao2 chang shao |
to be in charge of the cooking; to be the chef; head cook; chef |
放哨 see styles |
fàng shào fang4 shao4 fang shao |
to keep watch; to do sentry duty; to be on patrol |
斗筲 see styles |
dǒu shāo dou3 shao1 tou shao |
an ancient bamboo container; narrow-mindedness |
新寧 新宁 see styles |
xīn níng xin1 ning2 hsin ning |
Xinning county in Shaoyang 邵陽|邵阳[Shao4 yang2], Hunan |
新昌 see styles |
xīn chāng xin1 chang1 hsin ch`ang hsin chang |
Xinchang county in Shaoxing 紹興|绍兴[Shao4 xing1], Zhejiang |
新豐 新丰 see styles |
xīn fēng xin1 feng1 hsin feng |
Xinfeng County in Shaoguan 韶關|韶关[Shao2 guan1], Guangdong; Xinfeng or Hsinfeng township in Hsinchu County 新竹縣|新竹县[Xin1 zhu2 Xian4], northwest Taiwan |
新邵 see styles |
xīn shào xin1 shao4 hsin shao |
Xinshao county in Shaoyang 邵陽|邵阳[Shao4 yang2], Hunan |
於少 于少 see styles |
yú shǎo yu2 shao3 yü shao oshō |
bare necessity |
暗哨 see styles |
àn shào an4 shao4 an shao |
hidden sentry post |
最少 see styles |
zuì shǎo zui4 shao3 tsui shao saishou / saisho さいしょう |
at least; minimum; lowest (amount); minimal (adj-no,n) (1) (ant: 最多) fewest; least; smallest (number); lowest; minimum; (adj-no,n) (2) (ant: 最長・2) youngest |
有少 see styles |
yǒu shǎo you3 shao3 yu shao ushō |
something |
末梢 see styles |
mò shāo mo4 shao1 mo shao masshou / massho まっしょう |
tip; end; last few days (1) tip of a twig; (2) tip; end; (3) (See 末梢的) trifles; trivial matters; minor details |
杓子 see styles |
sháo zi shao2 zi5 shao tzu shakushi しゃくし |
scoop bamboo ladle; (surname) Shakushi |
查哨 see styles |
chá shào cha2 shao4 ch`a shao cha shao |
to check the sentries |
梢公 see styles |
shāo gōng shao1 gong1 shao kung |
variant of 艄公[shao1 gong1] |
極少 极少 see styles |
jí shǎo ji2 shao3 chi shao kyokushou / kyokusho きょくしょう |
very little; very few (noun - becomes adjective with の) minimal amount very little |
樂昌 乐昌 see styles |
lè chāng le4 chang1 le ch`ang le chang |
Lechang, county-level city in Shaoguan 韶關|韶关[Shao2 guan1], Guangdong |
樹梢 树梢 see styles |
shù shāo shu4 shao1 shu shao jushou / jusho じゅしょう |
the tip of a tree; treetop treetop |
步哨 see styles |
bù shào bu4 shao4 pu shao |
sentry; sentinel |
武岡 武冈 see styles |
wǔ gāng wu3 gang1 wu kang takeoka たけおか |
Wugang, county-level city in Shaoyang 邵陽|邵阳[Shao4 yang2], Hunan (place-name, surname) Takeoka |
比紹 比绍 see styles |
bǐ shào bi3 shao4 pi shao |
Bissau, capital of Guinea-Bissau |
水勺 see styles |
shuǐ sháo shui3 shao2 shui shao |
ladle; dipper (for water) |
水筲 see styles |
shuǐ shāo shui3 shao1 shui shao |
well bucket; pail made of bamboo strips |
減少 减少 see styles |
jiǎn shǎo jian3 shao3 chien shao genshou / gensho げんしょう |
to lessen; to decrease; to reduce; to lower (n,vs,vt,vi,adj-no) (ant: 増加) decrease; reduction; decline diminished |
湯勺 汤勺 see styles |
tāng sháo tang1 shao2 t`ang shao tang shao |
soup ladle |
漏勺 see styles |
lòu sháo lou4 shao2 lou shao |
perforated spoon; strainer spoon; skimmer |
火燒 火烧 see styles |
huǒ shāo huo3 shao1 huo shao kashō |
to set fire to; to burn down; burning hot; baked cake burnt |
炒勺 see styles |
chǎo sháo chao3 shao2 ch`ao shao chao shao |
wok with a long handle; wok spatula; ladle |
炙燒 炙烧 see styles |
zhì shāo zhi4 shao1 chih shao sekishō |
to burn |
為數 为数 see styles |
wéi shù wei2 shu4 wei shu tamekazu ためかず |
in numerical terms (typically followed by 不少[bu4 shao3] or 不多[bu4 duo1] or a number) (surname) Tamekazu |
焙燒 焙烧 see styles |
bèi shāo bei4 shao1 pei shao |
to roast; to bake (e.g. mineral ore) |
焚燒 焚烧 see styles |
fén shāo fen2 shao1 fen shao funshō |
to burn; to set on fire to set fire to |
無少 无少 see styles |
wú shǎo wu2 shao3 wu shao mushō |
not few |
煅燒 煅烧 see styles |
duàn shāo duan4 shao1 tuan shao |
to calcine (purify by heating) |
照燒 照烧 see styles |
zhào shāo zhao4 shao1 chao shao |
teriyaki (Japanese cooking technique) |
燃燒 燃烧 see styles |
rán shāo ran2 shao1 jan shao |
to ignite; to combust; to burn; combustion; flaming |
燒傷 烧伤 see styles |
shāo shāng shao1 shang1 shao shang |
burn (injury) |
燒到 烧到 see styles |
shāo dào shao1 dao4 shao tao |
to have a fever reaching (a certain temperature) |
燒包 烧包 see styles |
shāo bāo shao1 bao1 shao pao |
to forget oneself in extravagance; to burn money |
燒味 烧味 see styles |
shāo wèi shao1 wei4 shao wei |
siu mei; spit-roasted meat dish in Cantonese cuisine |
燒喪 烧丧 see styles |
shāo sàng shao1 sang4 shao sang shōsō |
perishes in a fire |
燒埋 烧埋 see styles |
shāo mái shao1 mai2 shao mai |
to bury; funeral rites |
燒害 烧害 see styles |
shāo hài shao1 hai4 shao hai shōgai |
to burn and damages |
燒屏 烧屏 see styles |
shāo píng shao1 ping2 shao p`ing shao ping |
(electronics) screen burn-in |
燒心 烧心 see styles |
shāo xīn shao1 xin1 shao hsin |
to worry |
燒惱 烧恼 see styles |
shāo nǎo shao1 nao3 shao nao shōnō |
burning distress |
燒木 烧木 see styles |
shāo mù shao1 mu4 shao mu shōmoku |
to burn wood |
燒杯 烧杯 see styles |
shāo bēi shao1 bei1 shao pei |
beaker (glassware) |
燒死 烧死 see styles |
shāo sǐ shao1 si3 shao ssu |
to burn to death |
燒毛 烧毛 see styles |
shāo máo shao1 mao2 shao mao |
to singe (textiles) |
燒水 烧水 see styles |
shāo shuǐ shao1 shui3 shao shui |
to heat water; to boil water |
燒滅 烧灭 see styles |
shāo miè shao1 mie4 shao mieh shōmetsu |
to burn up |
燒火 烧火 see styles |
shāo huǒ shao1 huo3 shao huo |
to light a fire for cooking |
燒灼 烧灼 see styles |
shāo zhuó shao1 zhuo2 shao cho |
to burn; to scorch; to cauterize |
燒炙 烧炙 see styles |
shāo zhì shao1 zhi4 shao chih shōseki |
to burn |
燒炭 烧炭 see styles |
shāo tàn shao1 tan4 shao t`an shao tan |
to manufacture charcoal; to burn charcoal (often a reference to suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning) |
燒烤 烧烤 see styles |
shāo kǎo shao1 kao3 shao k`ao shao kao |
barbecue; to roast |
燒焊 烧焊 see styles |
shāo hàn shao1 han4 shao han |
to weld |
燒焦 烧焦 see styles |
shāo jiāo shao1 jiao1 shao chiao |
to burn; to scorch; burned; burning; scorched; charred |
燒然 烧然 see styles |
shāo rán shao1 ran2 shao jan shōnen |
to burn |
燒煤 烧煤 see styles |
shāo méi shao1 mei2 shao mei |
to burn coal |
燒煮 烧煮 see styles |
shāo zhǔ shao1 zhu3 shao chu shōsha |
to cook to burn |
燒燬 烧毁 see styles |
shāo huǐ shao1 hui3 shao hui |
to destroy (or be destroyed) by fire |
燒瓶 烧瓶 see styles |
shāo píng shao1 ping2 shao p`ing shao ping |
laboratory flask |
燒盡 烧尽 see styles |
shāo jìn shao1 jin4 shao chin shōjin |
to consume (something) by fire |
燒硬 烧硬 see styles |
shāo yìng shao1 ying4 shao ying |
to fire (pottery) |
燒紅 烧红 see styles |
shāo hóng shao1 hong2 shao hung |
to heat until red-hot |
燒紙 烧纸 see styles |
shāo zhǐ shao1 zhi3 shao chih |
to burn paper offerings (as part of religious ceremony) |
燒結 烧结 see styles |
shāo jié shao1 jie2 shao chieh |
to sinter; to agglomerate ore by burning |
燒罪 烧罪 see styles |
shāo zuì shao1 zui4 shao tsui shōzai |
consumes bad karma by fire |
燒胎 烧胎 see styles |
shāo tāi shao1 tai1 shao t`ai shao tai |
burnout; peel out |
燒臘 烧腊 see styles |
shāo là shao1 la4 shao la |
barbecue (Cantonese style) |
燒茶 烧茶 see styles |
shāo chá shao1 cha2 shao ch`a shao cha |
to make tea |
燒荒 烧荒 see styles |
shāo huāng shao1 huang1 shao huang |
to clear waste land or forest by burning; slash-and-burn (agriculture) |
燒菜 烧菜 see styles |
shāo cài shao1 cai4 shao ts`ai shao tsai |
to cook |
燒製 烧制 see styles |
shāo zhì shao1 zhi4 shao chih |
to fire (in a kiln) |
燒賣 烧卖 see styles |
shāo mài shao1 mai4 shao mai shuumai / shumai しゅうまい |
shumai (shao mai) steamed dumpling; also written 燒麥|烧麦[shao1 mai4] (out-dated kanji) (food term) (kana only) steamed meat dumpling (Chinese-style) (chi:) |
燒酒 烧酒 see styles |
shāo jiǔ shao1 jiu3 shao chiu |
name of a famous Tang dynasty wine; same as 白酒[bai2 jiu3] |
燒錄 烧录 see styles |
shāo lù shao1 lu4 shao lu |
to burn (a CD or DVD) |
燒錢 烧钱 see styles |
shāo qián shao1 qian2 shao ch`ien shao chien |
to burn joss paper; (fig.) to flush money down the toilet |
燒鍊 烧鍊 see styles |
shāo liàn shao1 lian4 shao lien shōren |
to forge |
燒鍋 烧锅 see styles |
shāo guō shao1 guo1 shao kuo |
a still (for distilling alcohol) |
燒開 烧开 see styles |
shāo kāi shao1 kai1 shao k`ai shao kai |
to boil |
燒餅 烧饼 see styles |
shāo bing shao1 bing5 shao ping |
baked sesame seed-coated cake |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 100 results for "Shao" 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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