阎王 | yán wáng | same as 阎罗王 ; Yama, King of Hell; translation of Sanskrit: Yama Raja | |
阎王爷 | yán wáng yé | same as 阎罗王 ; Yama, King of Hell; translation of Sanskrit: Yama Raja | |
阎罗王 | yán luó wáng | Yama, King of Hell; translation of Sanskrit: Yama Raja | |
阎魔 | yán mó | variant of 阎罗 ; Yama, King of Hell; translation of Sanskrit: Yama Raja | |
见阎王 | jiàn yán wáng | to meet one's Maker; to die |
1 | Sales representative James Yan says China 's share of the African market is small but growing. | |
2 | Mr. Yan the writer wants to know the truth about the road project which he believes is a pretext to clear valuable land. | |
3 | Mr. Yan, the writer, wants to know the truth about the road project, which he believes is a pretext to clear valuable land. | |
4 | For scholars like Mr Yan and Mr Zhao, the pre-Qin thinkers offer fresh approaches to solving the problems of what Mr Zhao calls a "failed world", with its endless wars. | |
5 | With water and electricity already cut and demolition crews threatening to arrive without warning, Mr. Yan vacated his house last week, leaving its interior strewn with discarded books and magazines. |