"viewed" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
视角視角	shì jiǎo	n.	angle from which one observes an object / (fig.) perspective / viewpoint / frame of reference / (cinematography) camera angle / (visual perception) visual angle (the angle a viewed object subtends at the eye) / (photography) angle of view	syn
政府机关政府機關	zhèng fǔ jī guān		government (viewed as an organization) / institutions of government / government office
反观反觀	fǎn guān		by contrast / but as for this... / viewed from another angle / subjectively / introspection	syn
经济体經濟體	jīng jì tǐ		an economy / a country (or region etc) viewed as an economic entity
被视为被視為	bèi shì wéi		to be viewed as / to be seen as / to be considered to be / to be deemed
灾星災星	zāi xīng		comet or supernova viewed as evil portent / (fig.) sb or sth that brings disaster	syn
澄江如练	chéng jiāng rú liàn		(idiom) Clear river water resembling a strip of white silk. The expression usually describes a river viewed from above.
虫鱼之学	chóng yù zhī xué		(idiom) It refers to painstaking textual research and correction, often viewed as excessively pedantic.
利齿伶牙利齒伶牙	lì chǐ líng yā		(idiom) To be quick-witted and eloquent. Depending on the context, this verbal skill may be admired or viewed as excessive.
去末归本去末歸本	qù mò guī běn		(idiom) To abandon activities regarded as secondary, especially commerce and handicrafts, and devote oneself to agriculture, traditionally viewed as the fundamental occupation.
圆颅方趾圓顱方趾	yuán lú fāng zhǐ		(idiom) The expression refers to human beings, viewed in terms of their round heads and square feet.
不仁之器	bù rén zhī qì		(idiom) A weapon used for killing, viewed as an instrument of brutality and violence.
不讳之变不諱之變	bù huì zhī biàn		(idiom) A person’s death, viewed as an unavoidable eventuality.
千里姻缘使线牵	qiān lǐ yīn yuán shǐ xiàn qiān		(idiom) Describes a marriage viewed as arranged by fate, according to the image of the Old Man under the Moon joining spouses with a red thread.
士别三日，刮目相待	shì bié sān rì，guā mù xiāng dài		(idiom) Someone who has made progress since the last time they were seen should be viewed in a new light.
磨盘两圆磨盤兩圓	mò pán liǎng yuán		(idiom) To be skillfully accommodating and avoid offending either side. It describes a tactful, sometimes negatively viewed, way of handling relationships.
神州华胄	shén zhōu huá zhòu		(idiom) A collective term for Chinese people, viewed as descendants of the ancient Huaxia people.
虾忙蟹乱	xiā máng xiè luàn		(idiom) Originally, the expression referred to infestations of shrimp and crabs that devastated rice fields and were viewed as a sign of military unrest.

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