"rampant" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
嚣张 囂張 xiāo zhāng adj. rampant / unbridled / arrogant / aggressive syn
大行其道 dà xíng qí dào rampant / very popular syn
Chinese Pinyin Translation
猖獗 chāng jué to be rampant / to run wild syn
泛滥成灾 泛濫成災 fàn làn chéng zāi lit. to flood (idiom) / fig. rampant / in plague proportions syn
踉 liáng to jump up and down / to run rampant / used in 跳踉[tiao4liang2]
獗 jué to be rampant / to run wild / used in 猖獗[chang1jue2]
猖獗的犯罪现象 猖獗的犯罪現象 rampant criminality
越演越烈 yuè yǎn yuè liè to be intensifying / to be getting worse and worse / to start to run rampant
跳梁 tiào liáng to jump up and down / to run rampant
跳踉 tiào liáng to jump up and down / to run rampant / variant of 跳梁[tiao4liang2]
横行无忌 橫行無忌 héng xíng wú jì (idiom) To run rampant and act as one pleases. It describes harmful forces or wrongdoers operating without restraint or opposition. syn
洪水横流 洪水橫流 hóng shuǐ héng liú (idiom) Floodwaters overflow their channels. By extension, the expression refers to evil or misguided forces running rampant.
群魔乱舞 qún mó luàn wǔ (idiom) Groups of ill-intentioned people run rampant and engage in harmful activities on the political stage. The expression is strongly derogatory. syn
乌云压顶 wū yún yā dǐng (idiom) A metaphor for evil forces running rampant.
嚣张一时 xiāo zhāng yī shí (idiom) Describes an evil force that makes a great commotion and runs rampant for a limited time.
成何世界 chéng hé shì jiè (idiom) What kind of society is this? The expression condemns a society with degraded standards and rampant corruption.
朝蝇暮蚊 zhāo yíng mù wén (idiom) Bad people run rampant everywhere.
柴虎肆虐 chái hú sì nüè (idiom) Describes evil people who run rampant and act unlawfully like ferocious beasts. It is strongly pejorative.
狂悖无道 kuáng bèi wú dào (idiom) Arrogant, rampant, and unreasonable / describing a person or conduct that is overbearing and irrational.
肆意横行 肆意橫行 sì yì héng xíng (idiom) To act wantonly, committing wrongdoing, violence, or persecution without regard for rules. It can also refer to running rampant.
肆虐横行 肆虐橫行 sì nüè héng xíng (idiom) To run rampant and commit harmful or violent acts without restraint, often by relying on power or force.
萑苻遍野 huán fú biàn yě (idiom) It describes a situation in which bandits are rampant everywhere, with bandit lairs throughout the land.
豺虎肆虐 chái hǔ sì nüè (idiom) Jackals and tigers run rampant. Metaphorically, it means that wicked people act like ferocious beasts and abuse their power unlawfully.
貊乡鼠壤 貊鄉鼠壤 mò xiāng shǔ rǎng (idiom) An old term for a region where morals have declined and petty criminals run rampant. It has the same meaning as “貊乡鼠攘”.
貊乡鼠攘 貊鄉鼠攘 mò xiāng shǔ rǎng (idiom) Formerly referred to a region with debased customs where petty criminals ran rampant.
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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