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"to welcome sb" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
相迎 xiāng yíng to welcome sb / to greet sb
Chinese Pinyin Translation
接 jiē to receive / to answer (the phone) / to meet or welcome sb / to connect / to catch / to join / to extend / to take one's turn on duty / to take over for sb syn
没什么 沒甚麼 méi shén me it doesn't matter / it's nothing / never mind / think nothing of it / it's my pleasure / you're welcome syn
欢迎 歡迎 huān yíng to welcome / welcome syn
迎接 yíng jiē to welcome / to greet syn
请便 請便 qǐng biàn Please do as you wish! / You are welcome to do whatever you like! / Please make yourself at home. syn
迎宾 迎賓 yíng bīn to welcome a guest / to entertain a customer (of prostitute) syn
来者不拒 來者不拒 lái zhě bù jù to refuse nobody (idiom) / all comers welcome syn
迎新 yíng xīn to see in the New Year / to welcome new guests / by extension, to receive new students
欢迎光临 歡迎光臨 huān yíng guāng lín welcome
不客气 不客氣 bù kè qi you're welcome / don't mention it / impolite / rude / blunt
喜雨 xǐ yǔ welcome fall of rain / seasonable rain syn
迎 yíng to welcome / to meet / to forge ahead (esp. in the face of difficulties) / to meet face to face syn
笑脸相迎 笑臉相迎 xiào liǎn xiāng yíng to welcome sb with a smiling face (idiom) syn
夹道欢迎 夾道歡迎 jiā dào huān yíng to line the streets in welcome syn
不用谢 不用謝 bù yòng xiè You're welcome / Don't mention it
不用客气 不用客氣 bù yòng kè qi you're welcome / don't mention it / no need to stand on ceremony
别太客气 別太客氣 bié tài kè qi lit. no excessive politeness / Don't mention it! / You're welcome! / Please don't stand on ceremony.
箪食壶浆 簞食壺漿 dān shí hú jiāng to receive troops with food and drink (idiom) / to give troops a hearty welcome / also pr. [dan1 si4 hu2 jiang1]
应该的 應該的 yīng gāi de you're most welcome / sure thing! / I did what I was supposed to do
迎来 迎來 yíng lái to welcome (a visitor or newcomer) / (fig.) to usher in
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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