"complications" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
并发症併發症	bìng fā zhèng	n.	complications (undesired side-effect of medical procedure)	syn

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
困扰困擾	kùn rǎo	v.	to perplex / to disturb / to cause complications	syn
顺产順產	shùn chǎn		to give birth without complications / easy childbirth / safe delivery / natural birth (without surgical operation)
葛藤	gé téng		tangle of vines / fig. complications
多一事不如少一事	duō yī shì bù rú shǎo yī shì		it is better to avoid unnecessary trouble (idiom) / the less complications the better
枝外生枝	zhī wài shēng zhī		(idiom) It refers to something that branches off or develops into further complications. It is equivalent to “creating extra complications.”
石头奶石頭奶	shí tou nǎi		engorged breasts / rock-hard breasts (resulting from postnatal milk accumulation or complications from breast implants)
洞见症结	dòng jiàn zhèng jié		(idiom) To see clearly the complications of a matter or the crux of a problem. It describes sharp insight that identifies the key issue.
一波未成，一波已作	yī bō wèi chéng，yī bō yǐ zuò		(idiom) One difficulty or event follows immediately upon another. It describes a situation full of twists, complications, and setbacks.
三波六折	sān bō liù zhé		(idiom) Refers to all kinds of twists, setbacks, and complications.
为蛇添足	wéi shé tiān zú		(idiom) To introduce unnecessary complications into a matter, adding something that is not only useless but actually harmful.
为蛇画足	wéi shé huà zú		(idiom) To create unnecessary complications: far from being beneficial, it harms the matter at hand.
劳民动众	láo mín dòng zhòng		(idiom) To mobilize a large number of people to carry out a task. The expression usually emphasizes the human cost or complications involved.
干净利索	gàn jìng lì suǒ		(idiom) To act quickly and thoroughly, without delay or unnecessary complications.
干巴利落	gān bā lì luò		(idiom) To be straightforward, brisk, and frank, without complications or unnecessary detours.
快人快事	kuài rén kuài shì		(idiom) A straightforward person handles a straightforward task efficiently and without unnecessary complications. The expression links candor with decisive action.
日出而作，日落而息	rì chū ér zuò，rì luò ér xī		(idiom) To work at sunrise and rest at sunset. By extension, it describes a simple life governed by natural rhythms and free of complications.
粘吝缴绕	nián lìn jiǎo rào		(idiom) In go, it describes obsessively trying to capture stones and getting bogged down in cumbersome complications instead of giving up a minor point.
节中长节節中長節	jié zhōng zhǎng jié		(idiom) New complications or twists arise within an already complicated situation.
避烦斗捷	bì fán dòu jié		(idiom) To avoid difficult complications and compete in finding the simplest and quickest solution.

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