"boldness" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
气魄 氣魄 qì pò n. spirit / boldness / positive outlook / imposing attitude syn
魄力 pò lì n. courage / daring / boldness / resolution / drive syn
霸气 霸氣 bà qì imperious / aggressive / assertive / dictatorial manner / boldness (CL:股[gu3]) syn
胆量 膽量 dǎn liàng n. courage / boldness / guts syn
底气 底氣 dǐ qì lung capacity / lung power / boldness / confidence / self-assurance / vigor
胆魄 膽魄 dǎn pò boldness / daring syn
Chinese Pinyin Translation
小手小脚 小手小腳 xiǎo shǒu xiǎo jiǎo mean / stingy / to be lacking in boldness / timid syn
色胆 色膽 sè dǎn boldness in pursuing one's sexual urges
举笏击蛇 jǔ hù jī shé (idiom) Originally, to kill a snake with an official's tablet. Figuratively, to show courage and boldness.
乘酒假气 chéng jiǔ jiǎ qì (idiom) To take advantage of drunkenness and rely on the boldness it provides.
勤劳勇敢 qín láo yǒng gǎn (idiom) To work diligently and display courage and boldness.
坚额健舌 jiān é jiàn shé (idiom) To be shameless and glib. The expression describes someone thick-skinned and verbally dexterous, who uses boldness and eloquence for personal gain.
大胆海口 大膽海口 dà dǎn hǎi kǒu (idiom) To boast and make grand claims with great boldness.
尔雅温文 ěr yǎ wēn wén (idiom) To describe someone gentle in manner and refined in conduct. It may also suggest a lack of combativeness, boldness, or drive.
气逾霄汉 qì yú xiāo hàn (idiom) Describes upright spirit, courage, or moral energy rising to the heavens. It can also refer to exceptional boldness or force of character.
气食全牛 氣食全牛 qì shí quán niú (idiom) Evokes the extraordinary boldness and ambition of someone capable of taking on great undertakings with remarkable energy.
涎皮涎脸 xián pí xián liǎn (idiom) To put on a cheeky, ingratiating manner while shamelessly pestering someone. It can also describe someone who clings to others with irritating boldness.
老医少卜 lǎo yī shào bǔ (idiom) An old doctor is valued for experience, while a young diviner is valued for boldness and decisiveness.
胆大于身 dǎn dà yú shēn (idiom) To possess boundless courage and audacity, fearing nothing. It describes someone whose boldness exceeds ordinary limits.
胆如斗大 dǎn rú dǒu dà (idiom) To possess extraordinary courage and extreme boldness.
色胆迷天 色膽迷天 sè dǎn mí tiān (idiom) Describes someone whose sexual desire gives them reckless, outrageous boldness.
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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