"arranged" Chinese-English Dictionary

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有条不紊 有條不紊 yǒu tiáo bù wěn regular and thorough (idiom) / methodically arranged syn
逃婚 táo hūn to flee to avoid an arranged marriage
相亲 相親 xiāng qīn blind date / arranged interview to evaluate a proposed marriage partner (Taiwan pr. [xiang4 qin1]) / to be deeply attached to each other syn
许配 許配 xǔ pèi to betroth a girl (in arranged marriages) syn
天造地设 天造地設 tiān zào dì shè lit. made by Heaven and arranged by Earth(idiom) / ideal / perfect / (of a match) made in heaven / to be made for one another
类书 類書 lèi shū reference book consisting of material quoted from many sources, arranged by category (about 600 of which were compiled between the 3rd and 18th centuries in China)
编次 編次 biān cì to arrange things in sequence / sequence in which things are arranged syn
龙龛手鉴 龍龕手鑒 lóng kān shǒu jiàn Longkan Shoujian, Chinese character dictionary from 997 AD containing 26,430 entries, with radicals placed into 240 rhyme groups and arranged according to the four tones, and the rest of the characters similarly arranged under each radical
龙龛手镜 龍龕手鏡 lóng kān shǒu jìng Longkan Shoujian, Chinese character dictionary from 997 AD containing 26,430 entries, with radicals placed into 240 rhyme groups and arranged according to the four tones, and the rest of the characters similarly arranged under each radical / see 龍龕手鑑|龙龛手鉴[Long2 kan1 Shou3 jian4]
森罗 森羅 sēn luó many things arranged together, or connected together / to go on limitlessly
包办婚姻 包辦婚姻 bāo bàn hūn yīn forced marriage / arranged marriage (without the consent of the individuals)
一品锅 一品鍋 yī pǐn guō dish containing a variety of meats and vegetables arranged in a broth in a clay pot / chafing dish syn
娃娃亲 娃娃親 wá wa qīn arranged betrothal of minors
照约定 照約定 zhào yuē dìng according to agreement / as arranged / as stipulated
预定射击 預定射擊 pre-arranged fire
形婚 xíng hūn sham marriage, esp. a marriage between a gay man and a lesbian arranged in response to parental expectations of a conventional marriage (abbr. for 形式婚姻[xing2 shi4 hun1 yin1])
媒妁之言 méi shuò zhī yán (idiom) matchmaker's services (in establishing an arranged marriage)
父母之命，媒妁之言 fù mǔ zhī mìng , méi shuò zhī yán (idiom) parents' orders and matchmaker's services (in establishing an arranged marriage)
取件 qǔ jiàn to pick up a pre-arranged item (e.g. package, document, ticket, reserved book) from a delivery point or collection location
百了千当 bǎi liǎo qiān dāng (idiom) Describes a situation that has been thoroughly settled, with everything properly arranged and accounted for.
匪匪翼翼 féi féi yì yì (idiom) Describes chariots and horses moving in an orderly, well-arranged, and imposing formation.
割襟之盟 gē jīn zhī méng (idiom) Refers to a marriage arranged before the children are even born, with their parents having made the match in advance.
红绳系足 hóng shéng jì zú (idiom) Traditionally, this referred to a marriage arranged through a matchmaker. It evokes a destined union between a man and a woman. syn
锦天绣地 jǐn tiān xiù dì (idiom) Describes a house or other setting arranged with exceptional beauty and splendor.
三媒六证 sān méi liù zhèng (idiom) Under the old marriage system, marriages were arranged by the parents and required the involvement of a matchmaker.
四亭八当 sì tíng bā dàng (idiom) Describes a situation in which everything has been arranged properly and smoothly.
天平地成 tiān píng dì chéng (idiom) Describes a situation in which everything is properly arranged and the country is at peace.
天缘凑合 tiān yuán còu hé (idiom) Traditionally, the marriage of a man and a woman was considered to be arranged by fate. The expression can also refer to a fortunate coincidence.
正正之旗 zhèng zhèng zhī qí (idiom) Originally, military flags arranged in perfect order / by extension, a powerful and well-disciplined army.
一丝不乱 一絲不亂 yī sī bù luàn (idiom) Not the slightest disorder. Describes something arranged or tidied with perfect order.
一字长城 一字長城 yī zì cháng chéng (idiom) A formation arranged in one long line. It also refers to a single remark that proves effective and serves as a strong safeguard.
七了八当 qī le bā dāng (idiom) Describes something that is thoroughly proper, well arranged, and appropriate.
七倒八歪 qī dǎo bā wāi (idiom) Very disorderly and crooked / it is used especially of objects that have toppled over or are arranged unevenly.
七停八当 qī tíng bā dàng (idiom) Describes a situation in which every aspect has been carefully attended to and properly arranged.
三茶六礼 三茶六禮 sān chá liù lǐ (idiom) Refers to a formally contracted marriage arranged through a matchmaker and accompanied by the proper ceremonies.
不期而会 bù qī ér huì (idiom) To meet unexpectedly without having arranged to do so. It can also refer to people gathering spontaneously without prior agreement.
不遗毫发 bù yí háo fà (idiom) To leave nothing out, down to the smallest detail. It describes something extremely thorough and carefully arranged.
东横西倒 東橫西倒 dōng héng xī dǎo (idiom) Describes something arranged in a disorderly and untidy way.
丝纷栉比 絲紛櫛比 sī fēn zhì bǐ (idiom) As numerous and varied as threads, and arranged like the teeth of a comb. It describes a multitude of items presented in dense succession.
井井有绪 井井有緒 jǐng jǐng yǒu xù (idiom) To be orderly and well organized. It is synonymous with being arranged in a perfectly systematic way.
俪青妃白 儷青妃白 lì qīng pèi bái (idiom) To pair blue with white / by extension, to describe prose whose parallel clauses are neatly and symmetrically arranged.
凤舞龙盘 鳳舞龍盤 fèng wǔ lóng pán (idiom) Describes elements that match well and are arranged harmoniously. It may also evoke a landscape whose forms complement one another majestically.
刮楹达乡 guā yíng dá xiāng (idiom) Describes a spacious and splendid residence arranged to admit abundant light.
千了百了 qiān le bǎi le (idiom) Everything is properly arranged and completed.
千妥万当 qiān tuǒ wàn dāng (idiom) Completely appropriate and perfectly arranged.
千里姻缘使线牵 qiān lǐ yīn yuán shǐ xiàn qiān (idiom) Describes a marriage viewed as arranged by fate, according to the image of the Old Man under the Moon joining spouses with a red thread.
向平之原 xiàng píng zhī yuán (idiom) It refers to one's children's marriages, as in “Xiang Ping's wish.” Once the children's marriages have been arranged, one says that “Xiang Ping's wish has been fulfilled.”
命里注定 mìng lǐ zhù dìng (idiom) According to an old belief, fate has already decided and arranged everything. It also refers to something regarded as predestined.
声偶擿裂 聲偶擿裂 shēng ǒu zhé liè (idiom) Describes prose arranged in paired sentences, with contrasting tonal patterns and selected quotations from classical writers.
天生地设 天生地設 tiān shēng dì shè (idiom) It means that something seems naturally created and perfectly arranged. It commonly describes a pairing or combination that appears ideally suited.
天缘凑巧 天緣湊巧 tiān yuán còu qiǎo (idiom) According to an old conception, it refers to a marriage arranged by fate. More generally, it denotes a fortunate coincidence.
天缘奇遇 天緣奇遇 tiān yuán qí yù (idiom) Traditionally refers to a meeting or romantic union believed to have been arranged by fate. It can also describe a fortunate and unexpected coincidence.
妥妥当当 tuǒ tuǒ dàng dàng (idiom) Steady, proper, and well arranged / carried out in a safe and appropriate manner.
安分守命 ān fèn shǒu mìng (idiom) To be content with one’s station and cautiously accept what fate has arranged.
层台累榭 céng tái lěi xiè (idiom) Tiered high platforms and open pavilions built upon them. It describes buildings arranged at different heights in a harmonious, staggered layout.
层楼叠榭 céng lóu dié xiè (idiom) Describes buildings arranged at different levels and in varied lines, forming a harmonious composition.
平平整整 píng píng zhěng zhěng (idiom) To be flat and even, or neat and orderly. It is used for surfaces and objects that have been properly arranged or finished. syn
幽期密约 yōu qī mì yuē (idiom) Secret meetings arranged by young men and women in love.
指挥可定 指揮可定 zhǐ huī kě dìng (idiom) Once the necessary measures and operations are arranged, the situation can be brought under control quickly. It is synonymous with “指麾可定”.
指麾可定 zhǐ huī kě dìng (idiom) Once matters are properly arranged and forces coordinated, a situation can be brought under control quickly. The expression highlights effective command.
星罗云布 xīng luó yún bù (idiom) Like stars arranged across the sky or pieces on a chessboard: to be numerous and widely distributed.
月书赤绳 月書赤繩 yuè shū chì shéng (idiom) A marriage agreement or union that has already been arranged or destined.
束贝含犀 束貝含犀 shù bèi hán xī (idiom) To have teeth as neat and white as tightly arranged shells and gourd seeds. It describes an even, bright set of teeth.
栉比鳞次 櫛比鱗次 zhì bǐ lín cì (idiom) Arranged very closely and regularly, like the teeth of a comb or the scales of a fish. It is used for objects such as buildings or rows of plants.
栉比鳞臻 櫛比鱗臻 zhì bǐ lín zhēn (idiom) Arranged very closely together, like the teeth of a comb or the scales of a fish. It describes things aligned in densely packed rows.
棋布星罗 qí bù xīng luó (idiom) Spread out like chess pieces and arranged like stars. Describes many things distributed over a wide area, often densely.
楚楚有致 chǔ chǔ yǒu zhì (idiom) Describes something arranged neatly and with a pleasing charm.
横三顺四 橫三順四 héng sān shùn sì (idiom) Describes things scattered in different directions and arranged chaotically.
歪七竖八 wāi qī shù bā (idiom) To be crooked and uneven. It describes something arranged or appearing out of alignment.
歪八竖八 wāi bā shù bā (idiom) To look disorderly and untidily arranged.
私谐欢好 sī xié huān hǎo (idiom) For a man and a woman to enter into a relationship without a formally arranged marriage.
稳稳当当 wěn wěn dāng dāng (idiom) Reliable, secure, and properly arranged / steady and free of significant problems. syn
红丝暗系 hóng sī àn jì (idiom) Formerly referred to a marriage between a man and a woman arranged through a matchmaker.
经邦纬国 經邦緯國 jīng bāng wěi guó (idiom) To govern and organize the state. The expression presents state administration as a fabric whose strands must be properly arranged.
花花点点 huā huā diǎn diǎn (idiom) Describes patterns or spots arranged in a disorderly way.
蚕丝牛毛 蠶絲牛毛 cán sī niú máo (idiom) Describes things that are numerous and extremely fine, arranged densely and in detail.
谋事在人 謀事在人 móu shì zài rén (idiom) Matters are planned and arranged through human ability.
贝联珠贯 貝聯珠貫 bèi lián zhū guàn (idiom) Shells and pearls are strung together in a very neat and beautiful arrangement. It describes something arranged with exceptional orderliness.
贯鱼成次 貫魚成次 guàn yú chéng cì (idiom) Describes numerous elements arranged in regular order, without confusion or disorder.
钟鸣鼎列 zhōng míng dǐng liè (idiom) It refers to high office and elevated status. It is synonymous with “bells ringing and tripods arranged.”
错落参差 cuò luò cēn cī (idiom) To be irregularly interlaced and unevenly arranged. It can also describe a visually disordered layout.
饾饤堆砌 餖飣堆砌 dòu dǐng duī qì (idiom) To pile things up like food arranged for display. It describes writing or speech that accumulates references without a central idea.
鱼尾雁行 yú wěi yàn xíng (idiom) Describes a formation of warships, with one vessel leading in the center and the others arranged on either side in a V-shaped formation like a fish’s tail or a line of geese.
鳞次相比 鱗次相比 lín cì xiāng bǐ (idiom) It describes houses, boats, or other objects arranged in close, orderly rows. It is equivalent to “packed together like fish scales and comb teeth.”
鳞萃比栉 鱗萃比櫛 lín cuì bǐ zhì (idiom) The same as 鳞次栉比. It mainly describes houses, buildings, or boats arranged closely and in orderly rows.
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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