"supplied" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
皇粮皇糧	huáng liáng		lit. imperial funding for troops / funds or items supplied by the government
有水	yǒu shuǐ		supplied with water (of a house)
求锤得锤求錘得錘	qiú chuí dé chuí		(neologism c. 2017) (slang) to demand proof of what one believes to be an unfounded accusation only to have irrefutable evidence duly supplied
古为今用	gǔ wéi jīn yòng		(idiom) To inherit cultural traditions critically and put them to use in the present. The supplied definition places this idea in the service of proletarian politics.
士饱马腾士飽馬騰	shì bǎo mǎ téng		(idiom) Military provisions are plentiful and the troops are in high spirits. It describes a well-supplied force with strong morale.
士马精强	shì mǎ jīng qiáng		(idiom) To have ample provisions and troops with high morale. The expression describes a well-supplied army in vigorous fighting condition.
如泣草芥	rú qì cǎo jiè		(idiom) To treat something as completely worthless or unimportant, as if throwing away a blade of grass. The supplied meaning corresponds to the common expression 如弃草芥.
崟崎磊落	yín qí lěi luò		(idiom) The supplied text presents Li Bai as a man of lofty, unconventional, and forthright character.
擢筋割骨	zhuó jīn gē gǔ		(idiom) Refers to a synonymous expression whose meaning is not specified in the supplied source.
目不别视	mù bù bié shì		(idiom) The supplied meaning field contains only a pinyin transcription and does not provide an usable definition.
粟陈贯朽粟陳貫朽	sù chén guàn xiǔ		(idiom) Describes great abundance and prosperity in a peaceful period. It refers to a society that is exceptionally wealthy and well supplied.
酒后之勇	jiǔ hǔ shī lóng		(idiom) According to the supplied definition, it refers to someone who enjoys and handles drinking well and is talented at writing poetry.
饮啖醉饱	yǐn dàn zuì bǎo		(idiom) To eat one’s fill and drink until drunk. It describes being fully fed and well supplied with drink.

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