"to mint (coins)" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
铸币 鑄幣 zhù bì coin / to mint (coins)
Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
wén language / culture / writing / formal / literary / gentle / (old) classifier for coins / Kangxi radical 67 syn
薄荷 bò he mint (plant) / Taiwan pr. [bo4he2]
摇钱树 搖錢樹 yáo qián shù legendary tree that sheds coins when shaken / (fig.) source of easy money syn
钱币 錢幣 qián bì money (esp. coins) syn
鱼腥草 魚腥草 yú xīng cǎo chameleon plant / fish mint (Houttuynia cordata) syn
méi classifier for small objects: coins, badges, rings, carved seals, chess pieces, eggs, fingerprints etc (more formal than 個|个[ge4]) / classifier for bombs, missiles, satellites etc / (on product packaging) classifier for flat items (from Japanese 枚 "mai") / (old) stick used as a gag to prevent soldiers from talking while sneaking up on the enemy syn
money / coins / currency / silk syn
mín cord / fishing-line / string of coins syn
qiǎng money / string of coins
唇形科 chún xíng kē Labiatae, the taxonomic family including lavender, mint
溪黄草 溪黃草 xī huáng cǎo Rabdosia lophanthoides (no common name), herb plant of Lamiaceae family (together with mint and lavender), used in TCM
薄荷糖 bò he táng mint (confectionery)
造币厂 造幣廠 zào bì chǎng mint / CL:座[zuo4]
折耳根 zhé ěr gēn chameleon plant / fish mint (Houttuynia cordata), esp. its edible rhizome
luò string on which coins are strung
卜课 卜課 bǔ kè to divine by tossing coins
投币 投幣 tóu bì coin-operated / to insert coins
钱串子 錢串子 qián chuàn zi string of copper coins (in ancient China) / (fig.) an overly money-oriented person / (zoology) centipede syn
孔方兄 kǒng fāng xiōng (coll., humorous) money (so named because in former times, Chinese coins had a square hole in the middle)
爆金币 爆金幣 bào jīn bì (gaming) (of a monster etc) to drop gold coins when defeated / (fig.) (slang) to give or spend money
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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