"streams" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
切换 切換 qiē huàn v. to switch over / to switch modes or data streams / to cut (to a new scene)
分流 fēn liú to diverge / to divert / to divide into separate streams (river flow, traffic etc) / to stream (students into different programs) / to reassign (redundant staff) syn
细水长流 細水長流 xì shuǐ cháng liú lit. thin streams flow forever / fig. economy will get you a long way / to work steadily at something little by little syn
漎 cóng a place where small streams flow into a large one
水和卫生资源中心全球联盟 水和衛生資源中心全球聯盟 Global Coalition of Water and Sanitation Resource Centres / Streams of Knowledge
知识联盟 知識聯盟 Global Coalition of Water and Sanitation Resource Centres / Streams of Knowledge
次区域溪流和地下含水层委员会 次區域溪流和地下含水層委員會 committee on subregional streams and underground aquifers
总汇 總匯 zǒng huì (of streams) to come together / to converge / confluence / (fig.) compendium / (fig.) aggregation / (in the name of a shop) emporium / (Tw) club sandwich (abbr. for 總匯三明治|总汇三明治[zong3hui4 san1ming2zhi4]) syn
尺树寸泓 尺樹寸泓 chǐ shù cùn hóng (idiom) Refers to a small place that nevertheless has trees, flowers, springs, or streams and provides pleasant scenery.
江海不逆小流 jiāng hǎi bù nì xiǎo liú (idiom) The greatness of rivers and seas lies in their ability to receive even small streams.
林寒洞肃 林寒洞肅 lín hán dòng sù (idiom) To describe an autumn or winter landscape in which the woods are sparse and the streams run low.
万壑争流 wàn hè zhēng liú (idiom) Numerous streams rush onward as if competing with one another. It describes a beautiful mountain landscape.
一丘一壑 yī qiū yī hè (idiom) Originally, this referred to the place where a recluse lived. It later came to mean taking pleasure in mountains and streams and in a life close to nature.
山环水抱 山環水抱 shān huán shuǐ bào (idiom) Describes a village, temple, or similar place surrounded by mountains and embraced by streams, in a peaceful and graceful setting.
山重水复 shān chóng shuǐ fù (idiom) Refers to overlapping mountains and winding streams. It describes scenery in which the path seems to disappear among the hills and waterways.
归之若水 歸之若水 guī zhī ruò shuǐ (idiom) To rally to someone as streams flow into the sea. It describes widespread popular support or allegiance.
归之若流 歸之若流 guī zhī ruò liú (idiom) To win people’s allegiance as streams flow into the sea / it describes the direction in which popular support converges.
林寒涧肃 lín hán jiàn sù (idiom) Describes a landscape in late autumn or winter, with bare woods and diminished streams.
济胜之具 jì shèng zhī jù (idiom) To possess the physical ability needed to cross mountains and streams and visit scenic places. It describes a strong and healthy constitution.
盘山涉涧 pán shān shè jiàn (idiom) Describes the hardships and difficulties of a long journey, especially one involving mountains and streams.
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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