number of written characters; number of words; word count
1.diction; enunciation2.(opera) to pronounce the words correctly
1.literal; word for word2.word by word and phrase by phrase
Chinese character error (collective term for 错字[cuò zì] and 别字[bié zì])
shop, firm, or brand of merchandise with a long-established reputation
1.single Chinese character2.(Tw) word (of a foreign language)
1.to write an inscription (poem, remark, autograph etc)2.an inscription
(printing) type; movable letters
1.felt-tip pen2.roller ball pen3.gel ink pen
1.the strokes of a character2.calligraphy and painting
to be fastidious about phrasing, diction, or choice of words
1.pictogram (one of the Six Methods 六书 of forming Chinese characters)2.Chinese character derived from a picture3.sometimes called hieroglyph
original form of a Chinese character
Union Jack (flag of the United Kingdom)
1.to use letters2.to use words3.diction
character book (i.e. school primer)
to enunciate beautifully (in speaking or singing) (idiom)
1.characters and numbers (as used in a code)2.alphanumeric code3.serial number
1.character size2.font size3.fame4.reputation+2 条+3 条 1.(computer) character repertoire2.glossary, lexicon3.Zihui, Chinese character dictionary with 33,179 entries, released in 17th century
Chinese character that is pronounced the same (as another character)
1.T-square2.set square (carpenter's tool)
to practice writing characters
nonstandard form of a Chinese character
1.obscure word2.unfamiliar character
1.ancient character2.archaic form of a Chinese character
1.to pronounce (clearly or otherwise)2.to enunciate
1.Chinese character (Hanzi)2.the native script used to write a nation's language
1.piece of paper with short note2.short letter
copybook (for calligraphy)
1.component of a Chinese character2.(linguistics) word root; etymon
1.etymology (of a non-Chinese word)2.origin of a character
1.block (of data)2.code word
1.letters or words2.words or phrase