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"aggressive" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
嚣张 囂張 xiāo zhāng adj. rampant / unbridled / arrogant / aggressive syn
霸气 霸氣 bà qì imperious / aggressive / assertive / dictatorial manner / boldness (CL:股[gu3]) syn
过激 過激 guò jī drastic / extreme / aggressive syn
咄咄逼人 duō duō bī rén overbearing / forceful / aggressive / menacing / imperious syn
好胜 好勝 hào shèng adj. eager to win / competitive / aggressive syn
气势汹汹 氣勢洶洶 qì shì xiōng xiōng aggressive / truculent / overbearing syn
有进取心 有進取心 yǒu jìn qǔ xīn aggressive / go-getter
Chinese Pinyin Translation
争强好胜 爭強好勝 zhēng qiáng hào shèng competitive / ambitious and aggressive / to desire to beat others
雄心勃勃 xióng xīn bó bó aggressive and grand (idiom) / ambitious / pushy syn
凶焰 xiōng yàn ferocity / aggressive arrogance syn
侵袭性疗法 qīn xí xìng liáo fǎ aggressive treatment / heroic treatment
攻击性驾驶 攻擊性駕駛 gōng jī xìng jià shǐ aggressive driving
侵蚀剂 侵蝕劑 qīn shí jì aggressive agent
不恶而严 bù è ér yán (idiom) To be neither harsh nor aggressive, yet naturally command respect and awe.
摧坚陷阵 摧堅陷陣 cuī jiān xiàn zhèn (idiom) To break into and destroy enemy positions. The expression describes an aggressive and successful military action.
恶声恶气 è shēng è qì (idiom) Describes a harsh tone of voice and a rude, aggressive attitude.
放刁撒泼 放刁撒潑 fàng diāo sā pō (idiom) To resort to crafty and underhanded tactics while behaving in an extremely unreasonable and aggressive manner.
锋芒逼人 fēng máng bī rén (idiom) To speak in a sharp, cutting way that puts others under pressure. It describes an incisive and aggressive manner of speaking.
好勇斗狠 hào yǒng dòu hěn (idiom) To flaunt one’s bravery and enjoy violent fights. It describes a fierce, aggressive, and combative person.
和风细雨 hé fēng xì yǔ (idiom) A gentle breeze and fine rain. Figuratively, it describes a mild, non-aggressive way of acting or correcting someone. syn
狂吠狴犴 kuáng fèi bì àn (idiom) A rabid dog barking wildly. The expression describes disorderly and aggressive barking.
争强斗狠 zhēng qiáng dòu hěn (idiom) To compete in strength and toughness, seeking to prevail through confrontation. It describes a quarrelsome and aggressive personality.
劈头劈脸 劈頭劈臉 pī tóu pī liǎn (idiom) Describes something coming straight down onto the head and face. It refers to a forceful attack or a very aggressive manner that leaves no chance to evade it.
大吆小喝 dà yāo xiǎo hē (idiom) To shout loudly and hurl abuse. The expression suggests noisy, aggressive, and vulgar behavior.
恣睢自用 zì suī zì yòng (idiom) To be arrogant, aggressive, and convinced that one is always right.
抡眉竖目 lún méi shù mù (idiom) To assume a harsh and aggressive expression.
指手顿脚 指手頓腳 zhǐ shǒu dùn jiǎo (idiom) Describes someone who points at others, insults them, and stamps their feet in an aggressive manner. It conveys a rude and unreasonable attitude.
揎拳捰袖 xuān quán lǒng xiù (idiom) To extend one’s fists and roll up one’s sleeves, adopting a coarse and aggressive posture or preparing to fight.
揎拳攞袖 xuān quán luó xiù (idiom) To extend one’s fists and bare one’s arms, adopting a coarse and aggressive posture. It often describes someone becoming angry.
揎拳裸手 xuān quán luǒ shǒu (idiom) To extend one’s fists and bare one’s arms. It describes a crude, domineering, and aggressive attitude.
揎拳裸臂 xuān quán luǒ bì (idiom) To extend one’s fists and bare one’s arms, adopting a coarse and aggressive posture.
揎腕攘臂 xuān wàn rǎng bì (idiom) To roll up one’s sleeves and extend one’s arms. It describes a rough and aggressive attitude.
横眉怒视 héng méi nù shì (idiom) To glare at someone angrily and menacingly. The expression describes a fierce and aggressive attitude.
气壮如牛 氣壯如牛 qì zhuàng rú niú (idiom) To have a forceful, aggressive air that nevertheless seems clumsy or ungainly.
狼突鸱张 狼突鴟張 láng tū chī zhāng (idiom) To charge like a wolf and spread one's wings like a hawk. It describes wicked people who have become extremely aggressive and overbearing.
磨牙凿齿 磨牙鑿齒 mó yá záo chǐ (idiom) To gnash one’s teeth in fury. It describes a fierce, threatening, and aggressive appearance or attitude.
肆言詈辱 sì yán lì rǔ (idiom) To insult and abuse someone without the slightest restraint or fear. It describes an outrageously aggressive manner.
舞爪张牙 舞爪張牙 wǔ zhǎo zhāng yá (idiom) Originally describing the fierce appearance of a wild beast / later, it commonly refers to a person’s aggressive, menacing, and overbearing manner.
虎狼之国 虎狼之國 hǔ láng zhī guó (idiom) It describes a country like a hungry tiger or ravenous wolf. The expression refers to a state with an aggressive, expansionist nature.
面从心违 miàn cóng xīn wéi (idiom) To obey outwardly while disagreeing inwardly. The expression criticizes a hypocritical or passive-aggressive attitude.
鸱张鼠伏 鴟張鼠伏 chī zhāng shǔ fú (idiom) To be aggressive and arrogant at one moment, then concealed and cautious at another.
鸱视虎顾 chī shì hǔ gù (idiom) To display a vigilant, aggressive, and wary manner, like a bird of prey and a tiger. The expression describes a particularly imposing bearing or behavior.
鹰扬虎噬 yīng yáng hǔ shì (idiom) Like a soaring eagle and a biting tiger / describes an aggressive, domineering, and vicious manner.
鼓吻奋爪 gǔ wěn fèn zhǎo (idiom) Literally, to bare one’s teeth and brandish one’s claws. It describes a ferocious, frightening animal or, figuratively, someone aggressive and unrestrained.
龙睁虎眼 龍睜虎眼 lóng zhēng hǔ yǎn (idiom) Describes a domineering, overbearing, and aggressive manner.
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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