"Loch Ness Monster" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
尼斯湖水怪 ní sī hú shuǐ guài Loch Ness Monster
Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
水怪 shuǐ guài sea monster / aquatic monster
xìng nature / character / property / quality / attribute / sexuality / sex / gender / suffix forming adjective from verb / suffix forming noun from adjective, corresponding to -ness or -ity / essence / CL:個|个[ge4] syn
怪物 guài wu monster / freak / eccentric person syn
灵异 靈異 líng yì deity / monster / strange / mysterious / supernatural
妖怪 yāo guài monster / devil syn
怪兽 怪獸 guài shòu rare animal / mythical animal / monster
魔头 魔頭 mó tóu monster / devil syn
庞然大物 龐然大物 páng rán dà wù huge monster / colossus syn
妖气 妖氣 yāo qì sinister appearance / monster-like appearance
妖物 yāo wù monster syn
妖邪 yāo xié evil monster
画皮 畫皮 huà pí painted skin (which transforms a monster into a beauty) syn
美杜莎 měi dù shā Medusa (monster of Greek mythology)
畸胎 jī tāi a teratism / monster / severely deformed individual
yāo goblin / witch / devil / bewitching / enchanting / monster / phantom / demon syn
shèn giant clam / (mythology) clam-monster said to breathe out a vapor that forms a mirage of buildings syn
百眼巨人 bǎi yǎn jù rén hundred-eyed monster
阿耳戈斯 ā ěr gē sī Argus / in Greek mythology, a monster with 100 eyes, transformed into peacock's tail
摩斯拉 mó sī lā Mothra (Japanese モスラ Mosura), Japanese movie monster
卡美拉 kǎ měi lā Gamera (Japanese ガメラ Gamera), Japanese movie monster
拉顿 拉頓 lā dùn Rodan (Japanese ラドン Radon), Japanese movie monster
希拉毒蜥 xī lā dú xī Gila monster
精怪 jīng guài supernatural being (such as a demon, monster, ghost, spirit, gremlin etc) syn
水猴子 shuǐ hóu zi mythical monster that preys on swimmers
山精 shān jīng mountain spirit / monster or creature said to inhabit mountains
爆金币 爆金幣 bào jīn bì (gaming) (of a monster etc) to drop gold coins when defeated / (fig.) (slang) to give or spend money
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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