"continuing" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
嗣 sì succession (to a title) / to inherit / continuing (a tradition) / posterity syn
Chinese Pinyin Translation
直 zhí adj., v., adv. straight / to straighten / fair and reasonable / frank / straightforward / (indicates continuing motion or action) / vertical / vertical downward stroke in Chinese characters syn
一如既往 yī rú jì wǎng just as in the past (idiom) / as before / continuing as always syn
连续任用 連續任用 lián xù rèn yòng continuing appointment / continuing contract
连续合同 連續合同 lián xù hé tòng continuing appointment / continuing contract
宿弊 sù bì long-standing abuse / continuing fraud syn
延用决议 yán yòng jué yì continuing resolution
关于继续振兴不结盟运动的吉隆坡宣言 Kuala Lumpur Declaration on Continuing the Revitalization of the Non-Aligned Movement
持续办理的项目 continuing project
非洲成人进修教育研究所 African Institute for Continuing Adult Education
合并中级进修教育方桉 合並中級進修教育方案 Combined Mid-level Continuing Education Programme
里约会议十周年全球海洋和海岸会议 里約會議十周年全球海洋和海岸會議 Oceans and Coasts at Rio+10: Assessing Progress, Addressing Continuing and New Challenges / Global Conference on Oceans and Coasts at Rio+10
进修教育 進修教育 continuing education
以色列－巴勒斯坦经济合作常设委员会 以色列－巴勒斯坦經濟合作常設委員會 Israeli-Palestinian Continuing Committee for Economic Cooperation / Israeli-Palestinian Economic Cooperation Committee
工读 工讀 gōng dú (of a student) to work part-time (while continuing one's studies) / (of a delinquent) to be reformed through work and study
一如既往 yī rú - jì wǎng (idiom) just as in the past / as before / continuing as always syn
如丘而止 rú qiū ér zhǐ (idiom) To stop when faced with difficulty instead of continuing to make progress. It describes someone who lacks ambition or perseverance.
绳其祖武 繩其祖武 shéng qí zǔ wǔ (idiom) To follow in one’s ancestors’ footsteps and carry on their work. It refers to inheriting and continuing a family or ancestral enterprise.
疑团莫释 yí tuán mò shì (idiom) To have many unanswered questions. The expression describes a continuing state of perplexity.
余波未平 yú bō wèi píng (idiom) An event has ended, but its effects are still continuing to operate.
一波万波 yī bō wàn bō (idiom) Describes a matter whose initial development brings about a continuing series of changes.
一波才动万波随 yī bō cái dòng wàn bō suí (idiom) As soon as one wave begins to move, ten thousand waves follow. It describes the continuing development and changes that follow the beginning of an event.
一线生路 yī xiàn shēng lù (idiom) The only available means of continuing to live or make a living, even under extremely precarious conditions.
修文地下 xiū wén dì xià (idiom) Refers to the death of a man of letters. The image evokes a writer continuing his literary work beneath the earth.
克传弓冶 kè chuán gōng yě (idiom) Like “being able to carry on the family heritage,” it means being capable of continuing the work of one’s parents or ancestors.
功遂身退 gōng suí shēn tuì (idiom) To withdraw after achieving great things and gaining fame, rather than continuing to hold office. It is synonymous with “to retire after achieving success.”
夜以接日 yè yǐ jiē rì (idiom) To work or study intensely, continuing through the night and into the day.
废然思返 fèi rán sī fǎn (idiom) Describes leaving in disappointment and giving up on continuing. Here, the first part indicates that doubts or hopes have given way.
悠悠扬扬 yōu yōu yáng yáng (idiom) To describe a sound that rises and falls while continuing harmoniously, or the slow, continuous movement of something. syn
投戈讲艺 投戈講藝 tóu gē jiǎng yì (idiom) It means continuing one’s studies even while serving in the army. By extension, it refers to putting aside military force and promoting culture and learning.
暮暮朝朝 mù mù zhāo zhāo (idiom) Day after day and night after night. It describes something continuing for a long time.
未艾方兴 未艾方興 wèi ài fāng xīng (idiom) To be flourishing and continuing to develop vigorously.
混混泇泇 hùn hùn chā kē (idiom) Describes the turbulent, surging appearance of flowing water. By extension, it refers to something continuing without interruption.
滚滚滔滔 滾滾滔滔 gǔn gǔn tāo tāo (idiom) The appearance of something continuing without interruption.
父析子荷 fù xī zǐ hé (idiom) The father splits the firewood and the son carries it. It metaphorically describes descendants continuing an unfinished undertaking begun by their forebears.
申旦达夕 申旦達夕 shēn dàn dá xī (idiom) From night to morning and from morning to night. Describes an activity continuing without interruption, day and night.
穷年累岁 qióng nián lěi suì (idiom) Describes a very long period continuing year after year.
绳厥祖武 繩厥祖武 shéng jué zǔ wǔ (idiom) To follow in one’s ancestors’ footsteps and carry on their work. It refers to inheriting and continuing a family enterprise or legacy.
连明连夜 lián míng lián yè (idiom) All through the night, from dusk until dawn. It describes something continuing without interruption from evening to morning.
通宵彻昼 通宵徹晝 tōng xiāo chè zhòu (idiom) Refers to an entire day and night, or to something continuing without interruption throughout that period.
重明继焰 chóng míng jì yàn (idiom) Describes light or flames passed on from one source to another and continuing to shine without end.
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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