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Talking Chinese English Dictionary

Talking Chinese<->English dictionary with pinyin, English definition, pronunciation, variants, stroke animation, stroke order image, and sample sentences.
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IDChineseTrad.PinyinPlainPYEnglish Definition
IDChineseTrad.PinyinPlainPYEnglish Definition
1修辞 修辭 xiū xiu1 ci2rhetoric
2 ci2to resign; to dismiss; to decline; to take leave; ballad (archaic poetic genre); variant of ; old variant of
3辞职 辭職 zhíci2 zhi2to resign
4告辞 告辭 gào gao4 ci2to say goodbye; to take one's leave
5祝酒辞 祝酒辭 zhù jiǔ zhu4 jiu3 ci2short speech given in proposing a toast
6辞别 辭別 biéci2 bie2to take leave
7辞色严厉 辭色嚴厲 yán ci2 se4 yan2 li4to be severe in speech and countenance (idiom)
8辞任 辭任 rènci2 ren4to resign (a position)
9辞去 辭去 ci2 qu4to resign; to quit
10辞令 辭令 lìngci2 ling4polite speech; diplomatic terms; rhetoric
11辞海 辭海 hǎiCi2 hai3Cihai, an encyclopedic dictionary first published in 1915, and frequently revised
12辞官 辭官 guānci2 guan1to resign a government post
13辞格 辭格 ci2 ge2figure of speech
14辞典 辭典 diǎnci2 dian3dictionary; also written 词典 ; Classifiers: ,
15辞呈 辭呈 chéngci2 cheng2(written) resignation
16哀辞 哀辭 āi ai1 ci2dirge; lament
17楚辞 楚辭 chǔ Chu3 ci2Chu Ci, the Songs of Chu (ancient book of poems, collected during Han but esp. from country of Chu c. 500 BC)
18不以辞害志 不以辭害志 hài zhìbu4 yi3 ci2 hai4 zhi4don't let rhetoric spoil the message (idiom); don't get carried away with flowery speech to the detriment of what you want to say
19不辞辛苦 不辭辛苦 xīn bu4 ci2 xin1 ku3to make nothing of hardships
20不辞劳苦 不辭勞苦 láo bu4 ci2 lao2 ku3to spare no effort
21不辞而别 不辭而別 ér biébu4 ci2 er2 bie2to leave without saying good-bye
22卜辞 卜辭 bu3 ci2oracle inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty (16th-11th century BC) on tortoiseshells or animal bones
23驳辞 駁辭 bo2 ci2refutation; incoherent speech
24辩辞 辯辭 biàn bian4 ci2an excuse
25卑辞厚礼 卑辭厚禮 bēi hòu bei1 ci2 hou4 li3humble expression for generous gift

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