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Simple Dictionary Definition |
白嘴端鳳頭燕鷗 白嘴端凤头燕鸥 see styles |
bái zuǐ duān fèng tóu yàn ōu bai2 zui3 duan1 feng4 tou2 yan4 ou1 pai tsui tuan feng t`ou yen ou pai tsui tuan feng tou yen ou |
(bird species of China) sandwich tern (Thalasseus sandvicensis) |
白斑翅擬蠟嘴雀 白斑翅拟蜡嘴雀 see styles |
bái bān chì nǐ là zuǐ què bai2 ban1 chi4 ni3 la4 zui3 que4 pai pan ch`ih ni la tsui ch`üeh pai pan chih ni la tsui chüeh |
(bird species of China) white-winged grosbeak (Mycerobas carnipes) |
紫頰直嘴太陽鳥 紫颊直嘴太阳鸟 see styles |
zǐ jiá zhí zuǐ tài yáng niǎo zi3 jia2 zhi2 zui3 tai4 yang2 niao3 tzu chia chih tsui t`ai yang niao tzu chia chih tsui tai yang niao |
(bird species of China) ruby-cheeked sunbird (Chalcoparia singalensis) |
臺灣斑胸鉤嘴鶥 台湾斑胸钩嘴鹛 see styles |
tái wān bān xiōng gōu zuǐ méi tai2 wan1 ban1 xiong1 gou1 zui3 mei2 t`ai wan pan hsiung kou tsui mei tai wan pan hsiung kou tsui mei |
(bird species of China) black-necklaced scimitar babbler (Erythrogenys erythrocnemis) |
臺灣棕頸鉤嘴鶥 台湾棕颈钩嘴鹛 see styles |
tái wān zōng jǐng gōu zuǐ méi tai2 wan1 zong1 jing3 gou1 zui3 mei2 t`ai wan tsung ching kou tsui mei tai wan tsung ching kou tsui mei |
(bird species of China) Taiwan scimitar babbler (Pomatorhinus musicus) |
華南斑胸鉤嘴鶥 华南斑胸钩嘴鹛 see styles |
huá nán bān xiōng gōu zuǐ méi hua2 nan2 ban1 xiong1 gou1 zui3 mei2 hua nan pan hsiung kou tsui mei |
(bird species of China) grey-sided scimitar babbler (Erythrogenys swinhoei) |
話到嘴邊留三分 话到嘴边留三分 see styles |
huà dào zuǐ biān liú sān fēn hua4 dao4 zui3 bian1 liu2 san1 fen1 hua tao tsui pien liu san fen |
A still tongue makes a wise head. (idiom) |
黑嘴端鳳頭燕鷗 黑嘴端凤头燕鸥 see styles |
hēi zuǐ duān fèng tóu yàn ōu hei1 zui3 duan1 feng4 tou2 yan4 ou1 hei tsui tuan feng t`ou yen ou hei tsui tuan feng tou yen ou |
(bird species of China) Chinese crested tern (Thalasseus bernsteini) |
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kuchibashi(嘴, 喙)(p); hashi(嘴, 觜) くちばし(嘴, 喙)(P); はし(嘴, 觜) |
(kana only) beak; bill |
刀子嘴巴，豆腐心 |
dāo zi zuǐ ba , dòu fu xīn dao1 zi5 zui3 ba5 , dou4 fu5 xin1 tao tzu tsui pa , tou fu hsin |
lit. knife mouth but heart of bean curd; sharp tongue concealing a caring heart |
狗嘴裏吐不出象牙 狗嘴里吐不出象牙 see styles |
gǒu zuǐ li tǔ bù chū xiàng yá gou3 zui3 li5 tu3 bu4 chu1 xiang4 ya2 kou tsui li t`u pu ch`u hsiang ya kou tsui li tu pu chu hsiang ya |
lit. no ivory comes from the mouth of a dog (idiom); fig. one does not expect fine words from a scoundrel |
嘴上沒毛，辦事不牢 嘴上没毛，办事不牢 |
zuǐ shàng méi máo , bàn shì bù láo zui3 shang4 mei2 mao2 , ban4 shi4 bu4 lao2 tsui shang mei mao , pan shih pu lao |
a youth without facial hair cannot be relied upon (proverb) |
嘴上無毛，辦事不牢 嘴上无毛，办事不牢 |
zuǐ shàng wú máo , bàn shì bù láo zui3 shang4 wu2 mao2 , ban4 shi4 bu4 lao2 tsui shang wu mao , pan shih pu lao |
see 嘴上沒毛，辦事不牢|嘴上没毛，办事不牢[zui3 shang4 mei2 mao2 , ban4 shi4 bu4 lao2] |
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kamohashiryuu(kamohashi竜); kamohashiryuu(鴨嘴竜) / kamohashiryu(kamohashi竜); kamohashiryu(鴨嘴竜) カモハシりゅう(カモハシ竜); かもはしりゅう(鴨嘴竜) |
duck-billed dinosaur; hadrosaur |
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tsuruhashi; tsuruhashi つるはし; ツルハシ |
(kana only) pickaxe; pickax; pick |
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kuchibashi(嘴, 喙)(p); hashi(嘴, 觜); kuchibashi くちばし(嘴, 喙)(P); はし(嘴, 觜); クチバシ |
(kana only) beak; bill |
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kyoshichouza / kyoshichoza きょしちょうざ |
{astron} Tucana (constellation); the Toucan |
吃人家的嘴軟，拿人家的手短 吃人家的嘴软，拿人家的手短 |
chī rén jiā de zuǐ ruǎn , ná rén jiā de shǒu duǎn chi1 ren2 jia1 de5 zui3 ruan3 , na2 ren2 jia1 de5 shou3 duan3 ch`ih jen chia te tsui juan , na jen chia te shou tuan chih jen chia te tsui juan , na jen chia te shou tuan |
lit. the mouth that has been fed by others is soft, the hand that has received doesn't reach (idiom); fig. one is partial to those from whom presents have been accepted |
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isukanohashi いすかのはし |
(exp,n,adj-no) (idiom) (often as 〜の食い違い (with the same meaning)) (See 交喙) (something) not coming together (as one had hoped or expected); unfortunate turn of events; unexpected turn; (a) crossbill's beak (which has differently shaped upper and lower parts) |
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kuchibashigakiiroi / kuchibashigakiroi くちばしがきいろい |
(exp,adj-i) fledgling; young and inexperienced; green; wet behind the ears |
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kamonohashi; kamonohashi かものはし; カモノハシ |
(kana only) platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) |
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kuchibashiohasamu; kuchibashiosashihasamu(嘴o挟mu, kuchibashio挟mu) くちばしをはさむ; くちばしをさしはさむ(嘴を挟む, くちばしを挟む) |
(exp,v5m) (idiom) to stick one's nose into (someone else's business); to meddle; to interfere; to butt in |
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kuchibashi(嘴, 喙)(p); hashi(嘴, 觜); kuchibashi くちばし(嘴, 喙)(P); はし(嘴, 觜); クチバシ |
(kana only) beak; bill |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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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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