戛然而止 | jiá rán ér zhǐ | with a grunting sound it stops (idiom); to come to an end spontaneously (esp. of sound) | |
戛然 | jiá rán | (literary) to stop abruptly (of a sound); to be loud and clear | |
戛戛 | jiá jiá | difficult; challenging; original | |
戛纳 | jiá nà | Cannes (France) | |
戛戛独造 | jiá jiá dú zào | creative; original |
1 | From Moscow, Richard Galpin reports. | |
2 | Saying, Prophesy unto us, thou Christ, Who is he that smote thee? | |
3 | Nowadays, to some extent, the structure of FTILJ conserves still better. | |
4 | The dog owned by club founder Gus Mears biting the ankle of Frederick Parker in the autumn of 1904. | |
5 | Those people recorded early in Han history hadn't touched with Central Plains directly until Tang dynasty. |