"stored" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
程控交换机程控交換機	chéng kòng jiāo huàn jī		electronic switching system (telecom.) / stored program control exchange (SPC)
储值卡儲值卡	chǔ zhí kǎ		stored-value card / prepaid card (telephone, transport etc)
笐	gāng		bamboos placed across wooden frames on which grain may be stored in damp climates
救生艇甲板	jiù shēng tǐng jiǎ bǎn		boat deck (upper deck on which lifeboats are stored)
艇甲板	tǐng jiǎ bǎn		boat deck (upper deck on which lifeboats are stored)
储值儲值	chǔ zhí		(Tw) to put money into (a stored-value card or pre-paid phone account) / to top up
发棠之请	fā táng zhī qǐng		(idiom) Originally, it refers to Meng Ke’s request that the king of Qi distribute the grain stored at Tang to relieve famine.
诲盗诲淫	huì dào huì yín		(idiom) Originally, leaving valuables carelessly stored was said to invite theft, while provocative dress was said to invite harassment.
万物一府	wàn wù yī fǔ		(idiom) All material things are stored together. By extension, it refers to all things forming one undifferentiated whole.
仓腐寄顿倉腐寄頓	cāng fǔ jì dùn		(idiom) The old rice stored in the warehouse has already rotted.
兵藏武库，马入华山兵藏武庫，馬入華山	bīng cáng wǔ kù，mǎ rù huà shān		(idiom) Weapons are stored in arsenals and war horses return to Mount Hua. It refers to a world at peace.
汗牛塞屋	hàn niú sè wū		(idiom) Books make oxen sweat when transported and fill houses when stored. Describes an extremely large collection of books.
珍藏密敛	zhēn cáng mì liǎn		(idiom) To preserve something with great care and keep it securely stored.
石室金匮石室金匱	shí shì jīn guì		(idiom) A place where the state in ancient times stored important documents. By extension, a national repository of precious archives.
石室金鐀	shí shì jīn guì		(idiom) A place where the state stored important documents in ancient times. It also refers to a stone chamber and a golden chest.
石缄金匮	shí jiān jīn kuì		(idiom) A place where the state in ancient times stored important documents. It has the same meaning as “stone chamber and golden coffer.”
郝隆晒书	hǎo lóng shài shū		(idiom) Describes a learned, well-read person. It evokes someone who seems to have books stored inside them.
韫椟未酤韞櫝未酤	yùn dú wèi gū		(idiom) To remain stored in a case without having been sold. Figuratively, it describes a talented person waiting to be employed or remaining withdrawn.

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