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"(of gait) unhurried" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
姗姗 姍姍 shān shān (of gait) unhurried / leisurely
Chinese Pinyin Translation
猫步 貓步 māo bù cat-like gait / sashaying gait of a catwalk model
步履 bù lǚ gait / to walk syn
步态 步態 bù tài gait / tread
步调 步調 bù diào gait / marching order / step / pace syn
蹀蹀 dié dié to walk in a mincing gait (formal writing)
躞蹀 xiè dié to walk with a mincing gait
步态分析遥测系统 步態分析遙測系統 Gait Analysis Telemetry System
假肢步态 假肢步態 prosthetic gait
莲步 蓮步 lián bù (literary) light, airy steps (as if walking on lotuses) / elegant gait of a woman
悠悠 yōu yōu lasting for ages / long drawn out / remote in time or space / unhurried / a great number (of events) / preposterous / pensive syn
从容 從容 cóng róng to go easy / unhurried / calm / Taiwan pr. [cong1 rong2] syn
悠然 yōu rán unhurried / leisurely syn
舒缓 舒緩 shū huǎn to ease (tension) / to relax / to cause sth to relax / to alleviate / relaxed / easy and unhurried / leisurely / soothing / mild (slope) syn
慢条斯理 慢條斯理 màn tiáo sī lǐ unhurried / calm / composed / leisurely syn
笃定 篤定 dǔ dìng certain / confident (of some outcome) / calm and unhurried syn
慢悠悠 màn yōu yōu unhurried syn
从 從 cōng lax / yielding / unhurried syn
慢腾腾 慢騰騰 màn téng téng leisurely / unhurried / sluggish syn
从从容容 從從容容 cóng cóng róng róng unhurried / all in good time syn
低缓 低緩 dī huǎn low and unhurried (voice etc) / low and gently sloping (terrain) syn
缓 緩 huǎn slow / unhurried / sluggish / gradual / not tense / relaxed / to postpone / to defer / to stall / to stave off / to revive / to recuperate syn
不慌不忙 bù huāng bù máng calm and unhurried (idiom) / composed / to take matters calmly syn
不紧不慢 不緊不慢 bù jǐn bù màn (idiom) to take one's time / unhurried / leisurely
啴缓 嘽緩 chǎn huǎn relaxed / unhurried
沉缓 沉緩 chén huǎn unhurried / deliberate
不慌不忙 bù huāng - bù máng (idiom) calm / unhurried / composed syn
不紧不慢 不緊不慢 bù jǐn - bù màn (idiom) to take one's time / unhurried / leisurely
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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