"statements" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
miē the bleating of sheep / final particle which transforms statements into questions that indicate doubt or surprise (Cantonese)
蛊惑人心 蠱惑人心 gǔ huò rén xīn to stir up public sentiment by false statements (idiom) / to resort to demagogy syn
财务报表中预算信息的列报 Presentation of Budget Information in Financial Statements
财务报表工作队 財務報表工作隊 Working Party on Financial Statements
财务报表的附注 財務報表的附註 notes to the financial statements
财务报表的列报和披露 財務報表的列報和披露 presentation and disclosure of financial statements
集团财务报表审计 集團財務報表審計 audit of group financial statements / group audit
集团审计 集團審計 audit of group financial statements / group audit
受害人陈诉 受害人陳訴 victim impact statements
商定声明和共同谅解 商定聲明和共同諒解 agreed statements and common understandings
审计准则说明 審計準則說明 Statements on Auditing Standards
博闻辩言 bó wén biàn yán (idiom) Rumor-based and clever-sounding statements that appear reasonable but are actually doubtful or misleading.
讹言惑众 é yán huò zhòng (idiom) To deceive and mislead the public through rumors or false statements.
肤受之言 膚受之言 fū shòu zhī yán (idiom) Shallow words that make little or no deep impression. It can also refer to statements divorced from reality.
海外奇谈 海外奇談 hǎi wài qí tán (idiom) It refers to groundless, absurd statements or rumors. syn
河汉无极 河漢無極 hé hàn wú jí (idiom) The Milky Way is vast and boundless. Figuratively, it describes absurd and unbelievable statements, or such extensive kindness that it is difficult to repay.
谲怪之谈 jué guài zhī tán (idiom) Absurd and implausible statements without any sound basis.
口中雌黄 口中雌黃 kǒu zhōng cí huáng (idiom) To alter one's statements casually. It describes speech that is self-contradictory and lacks a consistent position.
流言止于智者 liú yán zhǐ yú zhì zhě (idiom) Baseless statements stop spreading when they reach a sensible and discerning person. The expression emphasizes that rumors cannot withstand analysis.
迷惑视听 mí huò shì tīng (idiom) To confuse people's perceptions and spread disorder. By extension, it refers to false statements that deceive society and harm the public.
淫辞邪说 yín cí xié shuō (idiom) Exaggerated, untruthful statements and absurd doctrines.
一尺水,一丈波 yī chǐ shuǐ,yī zhàng bō (idiom) A small amount of water can produce enormous waves. It describes exaggerated and unfounded statements.
一尺水,百丈波 yī chǐ shuǐ,bǎi zhàng bō (idiom) Presenting a minor reality as something enormous. It refers to exaggerated and untruthful statements.
不经之说 bù jīng zhī shuō (idiom) Absurd, unfounded, and groundless statements.
两可之言 兩可之言 liǎng kě zhī yán (idiom) Ambiguous statements or opinions that refuse to take a clear position.
乱语胡言 luàn yǔ hú yán (idiom) To talk nonsense or make groundless statements.
人多语乱 人多語亂 rén duō yǔ luàn (idiom) When many people discuss something, the statements multiply and become confused / it can also describe a noisy discussion in which everyone talks at once.
作言造语 作言造語 zuò yán zào yǔ (idiom) To invent fanciful or false statements.
依经傍注 yī jīng bàng zhù (idiom) To follow the classics and their commentaries. Describes statements supported by sources and sound arguments.
凿凿言之 鑿鑿言之 záo záo yán zhī (idiom) To speak with great certainty and present one’s statements as firmly established.
危言悚听 wēi yán sǒng tīng (idiom) To deliberately make exaggerated and frightening statements in order to alarm or unsettle others.
危言核论 wēi yán hé lùn (idiom) Upright statements that are factual and well substantiated.
危言竦论 危言竦論 wēi yán sǒng lùn (idiom) Statements that cause fear or profound alarm.
危言覈论 wēi yán hé lùn (idiom) Upright statements that are factual and well substantiated.
哗世取宠 huá shì qǔ chǒng (idiom) To use exaggerated or superficial statements to pander to the public and win its trust and support.
大发谬论 dà fā miù lùn (idiom) To make vague, empty statements that are detached from reality.
夸诞生惑 kuā dàn shēng huò (idiom) Exaggerated and absurd statements lacking truth, causing doubt or misunderstanding.
好言自口,莠言自口 hǎo yán zì kǒu,yǒu yán zì kǒu (idiom) Both good and bad words come from the mouth of the same person. It describes someone whose statements are inconsistent and changeable.
弹空说嘴 tán kōng shuō zuǐ (idiom) To make grandiose but empty statements.
影响之见 影響之見 yǐng xiǎng zhī jiàn (idiom) Describes statements based on hearsay or scattered rumors, without solid evidence.
徒陈空文 徒陳空文 tú chén kōng wén (idiom) To do nothing but make empty statements without putting them into practice.
投杼市虎 tóu zhù shì hǔ (idiom) Baseless defamatory statements. The expression evokes rumors that eventually come to be believed through constant repetition.
指东话西 zhǐ dōng huà xī (idiom) To talk around the subject or make vague and insincere statements while avoiding a direct answer.
捕影拿风 bǔ yǐng ná fēng (idiom) To pursue something elusive or make unsupported suspicions. It describes statements or accusations lacking any factual basis.
捕风弄月 bǔ fēng nòng yuè (idiom) To describe something elusive, vague, and lacking any real basis. It is especially applied to unsupported statements or matters.
款言不听 kuǎn yán bù tīng (idiom) Not to believe statements that are unsupported by facts. Empty or false claims should be disregarded.
没查没利 méi chá méi lì (idiom) Describes words or statements that are untruthful.
淫学流说 yín xué liú shuō (idiom) Heterodox theories or unfounded statements that depart from the proper path.
白日说梦 bái rì shuō mèng (idiom) To speak in broad daylight as if in a dream / to make completely unfounded statements. It suggests that the remarks are absurd or detached from reality.
百口同声 bǎi kǒu tóng shēng (idiom) Everyone says the same thing / their opinions or statements are completely consistent.
直言正论 直言正論 zhí yán zhèng lùn (idiom) Upright, fair, and principled opinions or statements.
祸起飞语 huò qǐ fēi yǔ (idiom) Misfortune may be caused by rumors and unfounded statements.
秕言谬说 bǐ yán miù shuò (idiom) Refers to mistaken or erroneous statements.
穷言杂语 qióng yán zá yǔ (idiom) Refers to all kinds of statements or explanations, often confused and miscellaneous.
空言虚语 空言虛語 kōng yán xū yǔ (idiom) Unsubstantial or empty words / statements that lack reality or credibility.
耳食之论 耳食之論 ěr shí zhī lùn (idiom) Unsubstantiated statements repeated from hearsay and accepted without critical examination.
胡猜乱道 hú cāi luàn dào (idiom) To make wild guesses and unfounded statements without regard for the facts.
若出一轨 ruò chū yī guǐ (idiom) As if two things had come from the same wheel rut. It describes two things that are extremely similar, especially statements or actions.
荒唐之言 huāng táng zhī yán (idiom) Absurd statements without any factual basis.
荒唐谬悠 荒唐謬悠 huāng táng miù yōu (idiom) Describes statements without any basis or behavior contrary to common sense.
言十妄九 yán shí wàng jiǔ (idiom) Describes someone whose statements are almost invariably fanciful and untrue.
謏言謏说 xiǎo yán xiǎo shuō (idiom) Trivial remarks or statements not worthy of serious attention / it can also refer to rumors and idle gossip.
讹言谎语 é yán huǎng yǔ (idiom) To spread rumors and tell lies / to make deceptive and untruthful statements.
诡言浮说 guǐ yán fú shuō (idiom) False and unfounded words or statements.
诡雅异俗 詭雅異俗 guǐ yǎ yì sú (idiom) To oppose orthodox principles and depart from customary norms. It refers to heterodox and harmful doctrines or statements.
说千道万 shuō qiān dào wàn (idiom) Refers to all kinds of statements or ways of presenting an issue. It can also mean that a great deal has been said, without necessarily changing the situation.
谬悠之说 miù yōu zhī shuō (idiom) Absurd, implausible, and groundless statements.
载鬼一车 載鬼一車 zài guǐ yī chē (idiom) To load an entire cart with ghosts. It describes statements that are utterly absurd and bizarre.
连抵其隙 lián dǐ qí xì (idiom) To repeatedly attack the flaws in someone’s argument or the gaps in their statements.
造言捏词 zào yán niē cí (idiom) To fabricate words and false statements. The expression refers to inventing untrue claims.
造谤生事 造謗生事 zào bàng shēng shì (idiom) To fabricate defamatory statements about others in order to cause trouble.
闳大不经 閎大不經 hóng dà bù jīng (idiom) Describes statements that are far-fetched, contrary to reason, nearly absurd, and unsupported by evidence.
驴唇不对马口 lǘ chún bù duì mǎ kǒu (idiom) Describes speech or writing in which the statements do not fit together and the sentences lack coherence.
黑言诳语 黑言誑語 hēi yán kuáng yǔ (idiom) To talk nonsense or make groundless statements. It refers to speech that does not accord with reality.
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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