"notable" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
显著 顯著 xiǎn zhù adj. outstanding / notable / remarkable / statistically significant syn
数得着 數得著 shǔ de zháo to be considered outstanding or special / to be reckoned with / notable syn
显要 顯要 xiǎn yào prominent / eminent / important person / notable / dignitary syn
值得注意 zhí de zhù yì notable / noteworthy / merit attention
燽 chóu salience / prominent / notable
数得上 數得上 shǔ de shàng to be considered as outstanding or special / to be reckoned with / notable
Chinese Pinyin Translation
莅临 蒞臨 lì lín v. to arrive (esp. of notable person) / to visit (more formal than 光臨|光临[guang1 lin2]) syn
石林 shí lín Stone Forest, notable set of limestone formations in Yunnan
千虑一得 千慮一得 qiān lǜ yī dé a thousand tries leads to one success (idiom, humble expr.) / Even without any notable ability on my part, I may still get it right sometimes by good luck.
显着 顯著 xiǎn zhù outstanding / notable / remarkable
清史列传 清史列傳 qīng shǐ liè zhuàn Biographic History of Qing Dynasty by a succession of authors, published 1928 and revised 1987, with biographies of 2,900 notable Qing commoner citizens, 80 scrolls
旧家 舊家 jiù jiā notable former families
莅临指导 蒞臨指導 lì lín zhǐ dǎo (of a notable person etc) to honor with one's presence and offer guidance (idiom)
草木俱朽 cǎo mù jù xiǔ (idiom) To die without leaving behind any notable achievement or contribution, like plants and trees that decay unnoticed.
泛泛之人 fàn fàn zhī rén (idiom) An ordinary person without any particular talent or notable ability. The expression may carry a disparaging tone.
乏善足陈 乏善足陳 fá shàn zú chén (idiom) To have no notable moral progress or achievements to report. A self-deprecating expression, especially in correspondence.
二八女郎 èr bā nǚ láng (idiom) A young woman of about fifteen or sixteen, notable for her beauty.
刮目而视 guā mù ér shì (idiom) To discard an old opinion and view someone or something in a new light, especially after notable progress.
大露头角 大露頭角 dà lù tóu jiǎo (idiom) To display one’s abilities impressively on a particular occasion / to make a notable showing.
成效卓著 chéng xiào zhuó zhù (idiom) To achieve highly notable results. It describes exceptionally evident success or effectiveness.
探奇访胜 探奇訪勝 tàn qí fǎng shèng (idiom) To seek out wonders and visit notable places, especially scenic spots and famous sites.
故家乔木 gù jiā qiáo mù (idiom) ① People and objects from an established family are expected to be outstanding. ② Metaphorically, it refers to a respected local notable.
碌碌终身 lù lù zhōng shēn (idiom) To live an ordinary, mediocre life to the end, without any notable achievement.
繁华胜地 fán huá shèng dì (idiom) A famous, lively, prosperous place, usually one with attractive scenery or notable sights.
羊群里头出骆驼 yáng qún lǐ tóu chū luò tuó (idiom) A notable person or thing that stands out in an ordinary environment. The expression may be admiring or lightly humorous.
羊群里跑出骆驼来 yáng qún lǐ pǎo chū luò tuó lái (idiom) It describes a notable or famous person or thing appearing in an otherwise ordinary place.
著有成效 zhù yǒu chéng xiào (idiom) To achieve notable results and effects.
遗芳余烈 yí fāng yú liè (idiom) The great virtues, good name, and notable achievements left behind by one’s predecessors.
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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