"stated" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
便是 biàn shì (emphasizes that sth is precisely or exactly as stated) / precisely / exactly / even / if / just like / in the same way as syn
高出 gāo chū to be higher (than the stated amount) by ...
前述 qián shù aforestated / stated above / the preceding statement syn
开金 開金 kāi jīn carated gold (alloy containing stated proportion of gold)
级强 級強 jí qiáng named grade or higher / at least stated magnitude (of earthquake)
K金 K jīn carated gold (alloy containing stated proportion of gold) / see 開金|开金[kai1 jin1]
骨软筋酥 gǔ ruǎn jīn sū (idiom) Describes extreme weakness in which the whole body and limbs become limp. According to the stated usage, it is especially used to describe intense fear.
极而言之 極而言之 jí ér yán zhī (idiom) Taking an argument to its most extreme point. It is used when a matter is stated in the most radical or exhaustive terms.
说一是一,说二是二 shuō yī shì yī shuō èr shì èr (idiom) What is said will be done exactly as stated, without alteration. It emphasizes that one's word is binding.
意在言外 yì zài yán wài (idiom) The speaker's real intention is not stated plainly but can be understood through careful reflection. It describes language that is implicit and suggestive. syn
有言在先 yǒu yán zài xiān (idiom) To have stated or warned something beforehand. syn
不清不白 bù qīng bù bái (idiom) Means that something is unclear or not openly stated. It can also describe an ambiguous relationship or a questionable reputation.
余可类推 yú kě lèi tuī (idiom) The rest can be inferred by applying the principle stated above.
别具心肠 bié jù xīn cháng (idiom) To have other intentions or plans than those openly stated. It often suggests an ulterior motive.
尽在不言中 jìn zài bù yán zhōng (idiom) Everyone understands the meaning without it being stated explicitly.
归了包堆 guī le bāo duī (idiom) Everything is included in the amount stated. It means “altogether” or “in total.”
循名考实 xún míng kǎo shí (idiom) To examine reality according to a stated name or function and require the name to match the facts. It also refers to checking titles against actual results.
循名覈实 xún míng hé shí (idiom) To examine reality on the basis of names or stated designations so that name and reality correspond.
循名课时 xún míng kè shí (idiom) To examine the actual substance behind a name or stated function so that the designation and the reality correspond.
心得意会 心得意會 xīn dé yì huì (idiom) To understand inwardly what the other person has not stated explicitly. It means grasping the meaning through intuition or inference.
心悟神解 xīn wù shén jiě (idiom) To grasp and understand inwardly what the other person has not stated explicitly. It refers to intuitive, implicit understanding.
意见言外 意見言外 yì jiàn yán wài (idiom) The true meaning is not stated explicitly but can be understood through careful reflection.
有言在前 yǒu yán zài qián (idiom) To have stated one’s position or laid down the terms beforehand. It indicates that prior notice has been given.
朝真暮伪 zhāo zhēn mù wěi (idiom) Something is stated one way in the morning and another way in the evening, with no settled position.
水过地皮湿 shuǐ guò dì pí shī (idiom) The expression can mean that there is no need for discussion and that things simply stand as stated.
言不二价 yán bù èr jià (idiom) The price of merchandise is stated clearly and does not vary from one customer to another. It also means that the seller does not bargain.
项庄之剑,志在沛公 xiàng zhuāng zhī jiàn,zhì zài pèi gōng (idiom) To speak or act with a real intention directed at someone or something other than the apparent target. It emphasizes that the stated action is only a pretext.
骨软肉酥 gǔ ruǎn ròu sū (idiom) Describes a state of extreme weakness in which the whole body becomes limp and powerless. In the stated usage, it especially suggests intense fear.
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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