Talking Chinese<->English dictionary with pinyin, English definition, pronunciation, variants, stroke animation, stroke order image, and sample sentences.
| ID | Chinese | Trad. | Pinyin | PlainPY | English Definition | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | Chinese | Trad. | Pinyin | PlainPY | English Definition | ||
| 1 | 歪曲 | 歪曲 | wāi qū | wai1 qu1 | to distort; to misrepresent | ||
| 2 | 歪 | 歪 | wāi | wai1 | askew; at a crooked angle; devious; noxious; (coll.) to lie on one's side | ||
| 3 | 歪门邪道 | 歪門邪道 | wāi mén xié dào | wai1 men2 xie2 dao4 | dishonest practices | ||
| 4 | 歪嘴 | 歪嘴 | wāi zuǐ | wai1 zui3 | twisted mouth; wry mouth | ||
| 5 | 歪斜 | 歪斜 | wāi xié | wai1 xie2 | crooked; askew; oblique; slanting; out of plumb | ||
| 6 | 歪歪斜斜 | 歪歪斜斜 | wāi wāi xié xié | wai1 wai1 xie2 xie2 | shuddering; trembling; a trembling scrawl (of handwriting) | ||
| 7 | 歪歪扭扭 | 歪歪扭扭 | wāi wāi niǔ niǔ | wai1 wai1 niu3 niu3 | crooked; not straight; staggering from side to side | ||
| 8 | 歪谈乱道 | 歪談亂道 | wāi tán luàn dào | wai1 tan2 luan4 dao4 | to talk nonsense (idiom) | ||
| 9 | 歪三倒四 | 歪三倒四 | wāi sān dào sì | wai1 san1 dao4 si4 | helter-skelter (idiom) | ||
| 10 | 歪七竖八 | 歪七豎八 | wāi qī shù bā | wai1 qi1 shu4 ba1 | jumbled (idiom) | ||
| 11 | 歪七扭八 | 歪七扭八 | wāi qī niǔ bā | wai1 qi1 niu3 ba1 | crooked; askew (idiom) | ||
| 12 | 歪理 | 歪理 | wāi lǐ | wai1 li3 | fallacious reasoning; preposterous argument | ||
| 13 | 歪果仁 | 歪果仁 | wāi guǒ rén | wai1 guo3 ren2 | Internet slang for 外国人 | ||
| 14 | 歪瓜裂枣 | 歪瓜裂棗 | wāi guā liè zǎo | wai1 gua1 lie4 zao3 | ugly; repulsive; also written 歪瓜裂枣 ; ugly; repulsive | ||
| 15 | 歪风邪气 | 歪風邪氣 | wāi fēng xié qì | wai1 feng1 xie2 qi4 | noxious winds, evil influences (idiom); malignant social trends | ||
| 16 | 歪风 | 歪風 | wāi fēng | wai1 feng1 | unhealthy trend; noxious influence | ||
| 17 | 歪点子 | 歪點子 | wāi diǎn zi | wai1 dian3 zi5 | illegal device; devious; crooked | ||
| 18 | 歪打正着 | 歪打正著 | wāi dǎ zhèng zháo | wai1 da3 zheng4 zhao2 | to succeed by a lucky stroke | ||
| 19 | 歪憋 | 歪憋 | wāi biē | wai1 bie1 | to make trouble |
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