"combines" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
会意 會意 huì yì v. combined ideogram (one of the Six Methods 六書|六书[liu4 shu1] of forming Chinese characters) / Chinese character that combines the meanings of existing elements / also known as joint ideogram or associative compound / to comprehend without being told explicitly / to cotton on / knowing (smile, glance etc) syn
会意字 會意字 huì yì zì combined ideogram (one of the Six Methods 六書|六书 of forming Chinese characters) / Chinese character that combines the meanings of existing elements / also known as joint ideogram or associative compound
新儒家 xīn rú jiā New Confucianism, a social and political movement founded in 1920s China that combines aspects of Western and Eastern philosophy / see also 當代新儒家|当代新儒家[Dang1 dai4 Xin1 Ru2 jia1]
才高行厚 cái gāo xíng hòu (idiom) It describes a person who combines outstanding ability with upright, serious, and restrained conduct.
才高行洁 cái gāo xíng jié (idiom) To possess outstanding talent and impeccable conduct. It describes someone who combines ability with integrity.
游云惊龙 yóu yún jīng lóng (idiom) Describes calligraphy of exceptional delicacy and vigour. The image combines the lightness of drifting clouds with the power of a soaring dragon.
缘情体物 緣情體物 yuán qíng tǐ wù (idiom) To express feelings and depict things. The expression especially refers to literary creation that combines emotion with the portrayal of the world.
直谅多闻 直諒多聞 zhí liàng duō wén (idiom) Describes a person who is upright, trustworthy, and broad in knowledge. It combines moral integrity with learning.
书香铜臭 書香銅臭 shū xiāng tóng chòu (idiom) Refers to a bookseller who combines the scholarly tradition of a literary family with the pursuit of commercial profit.
事火咒龙 shì huǒ zhòu lóng (idiom) Describes something absurd, incredible, or contrary to reason. The image combines worshipping fire with invoking a dragon to bring rain.
以礼悔祸 yǐ lǐ huǐ huò (idiom) To treat others with propriety and regret the harm one has caused them in the past. The expression combines courtesy with remorse.
儿女英雄 兒女英雄 ér nǚ yīng xióng (idiom) A young, capable hero with rich feelings. The expression praises someone who combines youth, talent, and emotional depth.
内柔外刚 內柔外剛 nèi róu wai gāng (idiom) To be soft and weak inwardly while appearing strong outwardly. It describes a person whose personality combines inner gentleness with an outwardly tough manner.
剑气箫心 jiàn qì xiāo xīn (idiom) Describes someone who combines sensitivity and artistic refinement with courage and daring.
左宜右宜 zuǒ yí yòu yí (idiom) Describes someone who combines talent and moral virtue and is suited to every situation.
形神兼备 xíng shén jiān bèi (idiom) Combines a successful outward appearance with genuine inner spirit or quality.
才貌双绝 cái mào shuāng jué (idiom) Describes someone who combines both intellectual talent and physical attractiveness. It is equivalent to “possessing both talent and beauty.”
文情并茂 wén qíng bìng mào (idiom) Describes a piece of writing that combines literary brilliance with rich emotional expression.
有勇有谋 有勇有謀 yǒu yǒng yǒu móu (idiom) To be both brave and resourceful. Describes someone who combines courage with strategic intelligence. syn
禁中颇牧 禁中頗牧 jìn zhōng pō mù (idiom) By comparison with the generals Lian Po and Li Mu, it refers to a palace official who combines literary talent with military ability.
绵里裹铁 mián lǐ guǒ tiě (idiom) Describes calligraphy or poetry that combines softness with strength, or apparent calm with an underlying sharpness.
蝶意莺情 dié yì yīng qíng (idiom) To evoke romantic feelings inspired by spring and attachment to its beauty. The expression combines the butterflies’ desire with the orioles’ tenderness.
通才达识 tōng cái dá shí (idiom) A person with many talents and broad learning who understands principles and combines extensive knowledge with sound insight.
龙骧麟振 lóng xiāng lín zhèn (idiom) With the image of a dragon rising and leaping, it describes a general who combines benevolence with authority.
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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