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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
画面 畫面 huà miàn n. scene / tableau / picture / image / screen (displayed by a computer) / (motion picture) frame / field of view syn
乱码 亂碼 luàn mǎ mojibake (nonsense characters displayed when software fails to render text according to its intended character encoding)
展品 zhǎn pǐn exhibit / displayed item
负一屏 負一屏 fù yī píng left panel (displayed by swiping right from the main panel of the home screen)
不露圭角 bù lù guī jiǎo (idiom) Describes someone whose abilities are not displayed openly. The person is reserved and does not flaunt their talents.
丑态百出 chǒu tài bǎi chū (idiom) Every kind of ugly or ridiculous behavior is displayed / a person or group makes a complete spectacle of itself. syn
狐虎之威 hú hǔ zhī wēi (idiom) The abusive power displayed by influential figures acting in concert with their lackeys. It refers to the bullying authority of those who abuse their power.
万象森罗 wàn xiàng sēn luó (idiom) Refers to the multitude of phenomena and things displayed throughout the world.
下车作威 下車作威 xià chē zuò wēi (idiom) Originally, it referred to an official who displayed his authority and dealt harshly with subordinates as soon as he took office.
天开图画 tiān kāi tú huà (idiom) Describes a beautiful natural landscape, as if it were a painting displayed by Heaven.
明如指掌 míng rú zhǐ zhǎng (idiom) To understand a situation perfectly clearly, as if it were being displayed on the palm of one’s hand.
明码实价 míng mǎ shí jià (idiom) Refers to a genuine price displayed openly, or to dealing straightforwardly and without hidden conditions or haggling.
蓬筚生辉 蓬篳生輝 péng bì shēng huī (idiom) To bring honor and splendor to a humble home. It is often used as a polite expression when a guest visits or presents calligraphy or a painting to be displayed.
赫斯之威 hè sī zhī wēi (idiom) The forceful and majestic bearing displayed by an emperor or another eminent figure.
锋铓毕露 鋒鋩畢露 fēng máng bì lù (idiom) To have one’s sharpness and talent fully displayed. Often said of someone who makes a point of showing off.
长戟高门 長戟高門 cháng jǐ gāo mén (idiom) Describes a grand residence with halberds displayed at its gate, symbolizing the prestige of an eminent family in former times.
黄中内润 黃中內潤 huáng zhōng nèi rùn (idiom) Describes a person whose virtue and talents are deeply concealed rather than displayed outwardly.
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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