"to untie" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
jiě v. to divide / to break up / to split / to separate / to dissolve / to solve / to melt / to remove / to untie / to loosen / to open / to emancipate / to explain / to understand / to know / a solution / a dissection syn
解开 解開 jiě kāi to untie / to undo / to solve (a mystery) syn
解脱 解脫 jiě tuō v. to untie / to free / to absolve of / to get free of / to extirpate oneself / (Buddhism) to free oneself of worldly worries syn
松开 鬆開 sōng kāi to release / to let go / to loosen / to untie / to come loose syn
松绑 鬆綁 sōng bǎng to untie / (fig.) to ease restrictions syn
jiě to divide / to break up / to split / to separate / to dissolve / to solve / to melt / to remove / to untie / to loosen / to open / to emancipate / to explain / to understand / to know / a solution / a dissection / variant of 解[jie3]
Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
难解难分 難解難分 nán jiě nán fēn hard to untie, hard to separate (idiom) / inextricably involved / locked in battle syn
解铃还须系铃人 解鈴還須繫鈴人 jiě líng hái xū xì líng rén lit. whoever hung the bell on the tiger's neck must untie it (idiom) / fig. whoever started the trouble should end it
解缆 解纜 jiě lǎn to untie a mooring rope
解铃还需系铃人 解鈴還需繫鈴人 jiě líng hái xū xì líng rén lit. whoever hung the bell on the tiger's neck must untie it (idiom) / fig. whoever started the trouble should end it / variant of 解鈴還須繫鈴人|解铃还须系铃人[jie3 ling2 hai2 xu1 xi4 ling2 ren2]
死结难解 死結難解 sǐ jié nán jiě enigmatic knot hard to untie (idiom) / thorny problem / intractable difficulty
解铃系铃 解鈴系鈴 jiě líng xì líng lit. whoever hung the bell on the tiger's neck must untie it (idiom) / fig. whoever started the trouble should end it / see 解鈴還須繫鈴人|解铃还须系铃人[jie3 ling2 hai2 xu1 xi4 ling2 ren2] syn
以踵解结 yǐ zhǒng jiě jié (idiom) To untie a knot with one’s heel. It describes a futile action that produces no result.
释缚焚榇 釋縛焚櫬 shì fù fén chèn (idiom) To untie a defeated person who surrenders and burn the coffin he has brought. The gesture is meant to reassure the person who submits.
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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