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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 dāidai1foolish; stupid; expressionless; blank; to stay
2惊呆 驚呆 jīng dāijing1 dai1stupefied; stunned
3呆板 呆板 dāi bǎndai1 ban3stiff; inflexible; also pr. [ai2 ban3]
4目瞪口呆 目瞪口呆 dèng kǒu dāimu4 deng4 kou3 dai1dumbstruck (idiom); stupefied; stunned
5天然呆 天然呆 tiān rán dāitian1 ran2 dai1(loanword from Japanese "tennen boke") space cadet; muddleheaded
6早老性痴呆 早老性痴呆 zǎo lǎo xìng chī dāizao3 lao3 xing4 chi1 dai1(coll.) Alzheimer's disease
7呆傻 呆傻 dāi shǎdai1 sha3stupid; foolish; dull-witted
8呆若木鸡 呆若木雞 dāi ruò dai1 ruo4 mu4 ji1lit. dumb as a wooden chicken (idiom); fig. dumbstruck
9老年痴呆 老年痴獃 lǎo nián chī dāilao3 nian2 chi1 dai1senile dementia; Alzheimer's disease
10枯坐呆等 枯坐呆等 zuò dāi děngku1 zuo4 dai1 deng3to sit idly without anything to do; to wait interminably (idiom)
11看呆 看呆 kàn dāikan4 dai1to gape at; to stare blankly; to stare in rapture; to stare in awe
12呆子 呆子 dāi zidai1 zi5fool; sucker
13呆住 呆住 dāi zhùdai1 zhu4to be dumbfounded; to be astonished
14呆滞 呆滯 dāi zhìdai1 zhi4dull; lifeless; sluggish
15呆头呆脑 呆頭呆腦 dāi tóu dāi nǎodai1 tou2 dai1 nao3dull-looking (idiom)
16矮呆病 矮呆病 ǎi dāi bìngai3 dai1 bing4cretinism
17呆萌 呆萌 dāi méngdai1 meng2endearingly silly
18呆会儿 呆會兒 dāi huì rdai1 hui4 r5see 待会儿
19呆瓜 呆瓜 dāi guādai1 gua1idiot; fool
20呆根 呆根 dāi gēndai1 gen1fool; stupid
21呆呆出神 呆呆出神 dāi dāi chū shéndai1 dai1 chu1 shen2to be in a state of thinking deeply about something (idiom)
22呆笨 呆笨 dāi bèndai1 ben4dimwitted
23呆扳手 呆扳手 dāi bān shǒudai1 ban1 shou3open spanner; open end spanner; flat spanner
24痴呆症 痴呆症 chī dāi zhèngchi1 dai1 zheng4dementia
25痴呆 痴獃 chī dāichi1 dai1imbecility; dementia; imbecility; dementia

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