"increasing" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
递增 遞增 dì zēng v. to increase by degrees / in increasing order / incremental / progressive syn
日趋 日趨 rì qū adv. (increasing) day by day / (more critical) with every passing day / gradually syn
日增 rì zēng increasing by the day syn
有增无已 有增無已 yǒu zēng wú yǐ constantly increasing without limit (idiom) / rapid progress in all directions syn
递加 遞加 dì jiā progressively increasing syn
提高温热气候和恶劣环境下的小麦产量 Increasing Wheat Production in Warmer and Stressed Environments
累进收费制 累進收費制 increasing block tariff
繁荣富强 fán róng fù qiáng (idiom) Describes the vigorous development of all sectors of society, with increasing prosperity and strength. It is especially used of a country. syn
强本节用 qiáng běn jié yòng (idiom) To strengthen agricultural production and reduce spending. The expression advocates increasing revenue while controlling costs.
为虎傅翼 wèi hǔ fù yì (idiom) To add wings to a tiger. It means helping evil people and increasing their power or influence. syn
有加无已 有加無已 yǒu jiā wǔ yǐ (idiom) To keep increasing without stopping, or to grow progressively more severe.
与虎添翼 與虎添翼 yǔ hǔ tiān yì (idiom) To add wings to a tiger. It means helping a wrongdoer and increasing the power of evil people.
凿破浑沌 鑿破渾沌 záo pò hùn dùn (idiom) To violate the natural order and thereby cause disaster. It can also refer to opening someone’s eyes and ears and increasing their knowledge.
勖勉有加 xù miǎn yǒu jiā (idiom) To encourage someone repeatedly and with increasing insistence.
推波助浪 tuī bō zhù làng (idiom) To encourage and strengthen a situation from the sidelines, usually a negative one, thereby increasing its influence and spread.
斟酌损益 斟酌損益 zhēn zhuó sǔn yì (idiom) To carefully weigh gains and losses in order to make a measured decision. It involves reducing some elements and increasing others as circumstances require.
日臻完善 rì zhēn wán shàn (idiom) To gradually reach a state of perfection or increasing excellence day by day. syn
有加无损 有加無損 yǒu jiā wǔ sǔn (idiom) To keep increasing without any decrease.
有加无替 有加無替 yǒu jiā wǔ tì (idiom) To keep increasing without ever stopping.
有增无损 有增無損 yǒu zēng wú sǔn (idiom) To keep increasing without decreasing. Describes a situation that continues to intensify or develop in a particular direction.
步步进逼 bù bù jìn bī (idiom) To press forward step by step and put increasing pressure on someone.
添粮不如减口 添糧不如減口 tiān liáng bù rú jiǎn kǒu (idiom) When a family is poor and has too many members, reducing the number of mouths to feed is better than increasing its provisions.
生息蕃庶 shēng xī fán shù (idiom) It refers to a population reproducing and increasing in number. The expression emphasizes demographic growth.
相煎益急 xiāng jiān yì jí (idiom) To persecute or harm one another with increasing severity, especially among brothers. It condemns fratricidal conflict.
蓄锐养精 xù ruì yǎng jīng (idiom) To build up one's strength and preserve one's energy while waiting for the right moment to act. It can also refer to patiently increasing one's capabilities.
蜚英腾茂 蜚英騰茂 fēi yīng téng mǎo (idiom) Praises a person whose reputation and achievements are steadily increasing.
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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