phonetic value of a character
fortune telling by unpicking Chinese characters
regular script (Chinese calligraphic style)
1.to correct an erroneously written character2.regular script (calligraphy)3.standard form (of a character or spelling)
1.familiar words2.known Chinese character
1.new character (in textbook)2.character that is unfamiliar or not yet studied
Chinese character incorrectly written or read aloud in place of another character
1.to type (with a keyboard)2.(coding theory) codeword
1.to spell2.to compose words
to practice writing characters
1.literary name (an alternative name of a person stressing a moral principle)2.courtesy name
1.erroneous character2.typographical error
1.(of a clock or watch) to run; to register time2.(of a utility meter, odometer etc) to register; to advance; to click over
1.to create Chinese characters2.cf Six Methods of forming Chinese characters 六书[liù shū]
1.gold lettering2.gold characters
1.(slang) swearword2.four-letter word3.Three Character Classic, 13th century reading primer consisting of Confucian tenets in lines of 3 characters
1.zigzag road2.switchback
V-shape; chevron; herringbone
flip-flops (abbr. for 人字拖鞋[rén zì tuō xié])
nonstandard form of a Chinese character
step with feet splayed outwards
sloping eyebrows, formed like character for "eight"
mustache shaped like character 八
Thousand Character Classic, 6th century poem used as a traditional reading primer
1.character with opposite meaning2.antonym3.opposite characters
character with two or more readings
1.piece of paper with short note2.short letter
table of components used in wubi input method 五笔输入法[wǔ bǐ shū rù fǎ]
character set (e.g. ASCII 美国资讯交换标准码 or Unicode 统一码)
1.writing tablet2.clipboard
commonly used Chinese character
phono-semantic compound character