There are 82 total results for your 夾 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
夾 夹 see styles |
jià jia4 chia kyou / kyo きょう |
Taiwan pr. used in 夾生|夹生[jia1 sheng1] and 夾竹桃|夹竹桃[jia1 zhu2 tao2] (female given name) Kyō Squeeze, clip, nip; lined. |
夾佳 see styles |
kyouka / kyoka きょうか |
(female given name) Kyōka |
夾侍 see styles |
kyouji / kyoji きょうじ |
(out-dated kanji) (Buddhist term) flanking image (e.g. in a Buddha triad) |
夾克 夹克 see styles |
jiā kè jia1 ke4 chia k`o chia ko |
(loanword) jacket; also pr. [jia2 ke4] |
夾具 夹具 see styles |
jiā jù jia1 ju4 chia chü |
clamp; fixture (machining) |
夾子 夹子 see styles |
jiā zi jia1 zi5 chia tzu |
clip; clamp; tongs; folder; wallet |
夾層 夹层 see styles |
jiā céng jia1 ceng2 chia ts`eng chia tseng |
hollow layer between two solid layers; (architecture) mezzanine |
夾山 夹山 see styles |
jiá shān jia2 shan1 chia shan Kyōzan |
Name of a monastery and monk in 澧州 Lizhou under the Tang dynasty. |
夾帶 夹带 see styles |
jiā dài jia1 dai4 chia tai |
to carry within it; to be mixed in; to slip something in; to intersperse; (hydrology etc) to entrain; to smuggle; notes smuggled into an exam |
夾心 夹心 see styles |
jiā xīn jia1 xin1 chia hsin |
to fill with stuffing (e.g. in cooking); stuffed |
夾批 夹批 see styles |
jiā pī jia1 pi1 chia p`i chia pi |
critical annotations between the lines |
夾持 夹持 see styles |
jiā chí jia1 chi2 chia ch`ih chia chih |
to clamp; tongs |
夾擊 夹击 see styles |
jiā jī jia1 ji1 chia chi |
pincer attack; attack from two or more sides; converging attack; attack on a flank; fork in chess, with one piece making two attacks |
夾攻 夹攻 see styles |
jiā gōng jia1 gong1 chia kung |
attack from two sides; pincer movement; converging attack; attack on a flank; fork in chess, with one piece making two attacks |
夾斷 夹断 see styles |
jiā duàn jia1 duan4 chia tuan |
to nip (i.e. cut short); to pinch off |
夾板 夹板 see styles |
jiā bǎn jia1 ban3 chia pan |
wooden boards used to press something together; (medicine) splint |
夾棍 夹棍 see styles |
jiā gùn jia1 gun4 chia kun |
leg vise (torture instrument) |
夾江 夹江 see styles |
jiā jiāng jia1 jiang1 chia chiang |
Jiajiang county in Leshan 樂山|乐山[Le4 shan1], Sichuan |
夾生 夹生 see styles |
jiā shēng jia1 sheng1 chia sheng |
half-cooked; (fig.) not completely done, solved, developed etc; Taiwan pr. [jia4 sheng5] |
夾當 夹当 see styles |
jiā dāng jia1 dang1 chia tang |
crucial moment; critical time |
夾盤 夹盘 see styles |
jiā pán jia1 pan2 chia p`an chia pan |
chuck (for a drill etc) |
夾緊 夹紧 see styles |
jiā jǐn jia1 jin3 chia chin |
to clamp; to grip |
夾縫 夹缝 see styles |
jiā fèng jia1 feng4 chia feng |
crack; crevice |
夾襖 夹袄 see styles |
jiá ǎo jia2 ao3 chia ao |
lined jacket; double layered jacket; CL:件[jian4] |
夾角 夹角 see styles |
jiā jiǎo jia1 jiao3 chia chiao kyoukaku / kyokaku きょうかく |
angle (between two intersecting lines) contained angle; included angle |
夾道 夹道 see styles |
jiā dào jia1 dao4 chia tao |
a narrow street (lined with walls); to line the street |
夾鉗 夹钳 see styles |
jiā qián jia1 qian2 chia ch`ien chia chien |
tongs |
夾鐘 see styles |
kyoushou / kyosho きょうしょう |
(1) (See 十二律,勝絶) (in China) 4th note of the ancient chromatic scale (approx. F); (2) second lunar month |
夾雜 夹杂 see styles |
jiā zá jia1 za2 chia tsa |
to mix together (disparate substances); to mingle; a mix; to be tangled up with |
夾餡 夹馅 see styles |
jiā xiàn jia1 xian4 chia hsien |
stuffed (of food); with filling |
包夾 see styles |
bāo jiā bao1 jia1 pao chia |
to surround; to hem in; (sports) double-teaming |
大夾 see styles |
daiki だいき |
(personal name) Daiki |
彈夾 弹夹 see styles |
dàn jiā dan4 jia1 tan chia |
ammunition clip; cartridge clip; magazine (for ammunition) |
梵夾 梵夹 see styles |
fàn jiá fan4 jia2 fan chia bonkō |
Palm-leaf scriptures; also 梵筴; 梵篋; 梵挾; 經夾. |
皮夾 皮夹 see styles |
pí jiā pi2 jia1 p`i chia pi chia |
wallet; Taiwan pr. [pi2 jia2] |
紙夾 纸夹 see styles |
zhǐ jiā zhi3 jia1 chih chia |
paper clip |
經夾 经夹 see styles |
jīng jiá jing1 jia2 ching chia kyō kō |
palm-leaf scriptures |
纏夾 缠夹 see styles |
chán jiā chan2 jia1 ch`an chia chan chia |
to annoy; to bother; to harass |
衣夾 衣夹 see styles |
yī jiā yi1 jia1 i chia |
clothespin; clothes peg |
錢夾 钱夹 see styles |
qián jiā qian2 jia1 ch`ien chia chien chia |
wallet; Taiwan pr. [qian2 jia2] |
防夾 防夹 see styles |
fáng jiā fang2 jia1 fang chia |
antipinch (e.g. preventing catching fingers in automatic car windows) |
髮夾 发夹 see styles |
fà jiā fa4 jia1 fa chia |
hair clip |
夾塞兒 夹塞儿 see styles |
jiā sāi r jia1 sai1 r5 chia sai r |
to cut into a line; queue-jumping |
夾娃娃 夹娃娃 see styles |
jiā wá wa jia1 wa2 wa5 chia wa wa |
(coll.) to induce an abortion (Tw) |
夾子音 夹子音 see styles |
jiā zi yīn jia1 zi5 yin1 chia tzu yin |
(coll.) (neologism c. 2021) cutesy high-pitched voice |
夾尾巴 夹尾巴 see styles |
jiā wěi ba jia1 wei3 ba5 chia wei pa |
to have one's tail between one's legs |
夾山寺 夹山寺 see styles |
jiā shān sì jia1 shan1 si4 chia shan ssu |
Jiashan Temple, Buddhist temple in Shimen county 石門縣|石门县[Shi2 men2 xian4], Changde 常德[Chang2 de2], Hunan, the purported final home and burial place of late Ming peasant rebel leader Li Zicheng 李自成[Li3 Zi4 cheng2] |
夾心族 夹心族 see styles |
jiā xīn zú jia1 xin1 zu2 chia hsin tsu |
sandwich generation |
夾江縣 夹江县 see styles |
jiā jiāng xiàn jia1 jiang1 xian4 chia chiang hsien |
Jiajiang county in Leshan 樂山|乐山[Le4 shan1], Sichuan |
夾生飯 夹生饭 see styles |
jiā shēng fàn jia1 sheng1 fan4 chia sheng fan |
half-cooked rice; (fig.) half-finished job that is difficult to complete because it was not done properly in the first instance; Taiwan pr. [jia4 sheng5 fan4] |
夾當兒 夹当儿 see styles |
jiā dāng r jia1 dang1 r5 chia tang r |
erhua variant of 夾當|夹当[jia1 dang1] |
夾竹桃 夹竹桃 see styles |
jiā zhú táo jia1 zhu2 tao2 chia chu t`ao chia chu tao kyouchikutou / kyochikuto きょうちくとう |
oleander (Nerium indicum); Taiwan pr. [jia4 zhu2 tao2] oleander; Nerium oleander var. indicum; rosebay |
夾肢窩 夹肢窝 see styles |
gā zhi wō ga1 zhi5 wo1 ka chih wo |
armpit; also written 胳肢窩|胳肢窝[ga1 zhi5 wo1] |
夾腳拖 夹脚拖 see styles |
jiā jiǎo tuō jia1 jiao3 tuo1 chia chiao t`o chia chiao to |
flip-flops |
夾鏈袋 夹链袋 see styles |
jiā liàn dài jia1 lian4 dai4 chia lien tai |
resealable bag; ziplock bag |
夾雑物 see styles |
kyouzatsubutsu / kyozatsubutsu きょうざつぶつ |
foreign element; impurity; admixture |
收藏夾 收藏夹 see styles |
shōu cáng jiā shou1 cang2 jia1 shou ts`ang chia shou tsang chia |
favorites folder (web browser) |
文件夾 文件夹 see styles |
wén jiàn jiā wen2 jian4 jia1 wen chien chia |
folder; file (paper) |
晾衣夾 晾衣夹 see styles |
liàng yī jiā liang4 yi1 jia1 liang i chia |
clothes pin |
檔案夾 档案夹 see styles |
dàng àn jiā dang4 an4 jia1 tang an chia |
file folder; portfolio |
肉夾饃 肉夹馍 see styles |
ròu jiā mó rou4 jia1 mo2 jou chia mo |
lit. meat wedged in steamed bun; "Chinese burger"; sliced meat sandwich popular in north China |
變調夾 变调夹 see styles |
biàn diào jiā bian4 diao4 jia1 pien tiao chia |
capo |
資料夾 资料夹 see styles |
zī liào jiā zi1 liao4 jia1 tzu liao chia |
(file) folder |
雨夾雪 雨夹雪 see styles |
yǔ jiā xuě yu3 jia1 xue3 yü chia hsüeh |
sleet; mixture of snow and rain |
鱷魚夾 鳄鱼夹 see styles |
è yú jiā e4 yu2 jia1 o yü chia |
crocodile clip; spring clip |
夾七夾八 夹七夹八 see styles |
jiā qī jiā bā jia1 qi1 jia1 ba1 chia ch`i chia pa chia chi chia pa |
completely mixed up; in a muddle |
夾心餅乾 夹心饼干 see styles |
jiā xīn bǐng gān jia1 xin1 bing3 gan1 chia hsin ping kan |
sandwich cookie; (jocular) sb who is caught between two opposing parties; sb who is between the hammer and the anvil |
夾腳拖鞋 夹脚拖鞋 see styles |
jiá jiǎo tuō xié jia2 jiao3 tuo1 xie2 chia chiao t`o hsieh chia chiao to hsieh |
flip-flops |
夾起尾巴 夹起尾巴 see styles |
jiā qǐ wěi ba jia1 qi3 wei3 ba5 chia ch`i wei pa chia chi wei pa |
to tuck one's tail between one's legs; fig. to back down; in a humiliating situation |
夾道歡迎 夹道欢迎 see styles |
jiā dào huān yíng jia1 dao4 huan1 ying2 chia tao huan ying |
to line the streets in welcome |
受夾板氣 受夹板气 see styles |
shòu jiā bǎn qì shou4 jia1 ban3 qi4 shou chia pan ch`i shou chia pan chi |
to be attacked by both sides in a quarrel; to be caught in the crossfire |
纏夾不清 缠夹不清 see styles |
chán jiā bù qīng chan2 jia1 bu4 qing1 ch`an chia pu ch`ing chan chia pu ching |
to muddle things together (idiom); to bother sb with annoying muddle-headed talk |
肉夾モー see styles |
roojaamoo; roujiamo; roujaamoo(sk); roojaamoo(sk) / roojamoo; rojiamo; rojamoo(sk); roojamoo(sk) ロージャーモー; ロウジアモ; ロウジャーモー(sk); ロオジャーモー(sk) |
(kana only) {food} roujiamo (chi: ròujiāmó); rougamo; Chinese hamburger |
背夾電池 背夹电池 see styles |
bèi jiā diàn chí bei4 jia1 dian4 chi2 pei chia tien ch`ih pei chia tien chih |
battery case (for a phone) |
胡桃夾子 胡桃夹子 see styles |
hú táo jiā zi hu2 tao2 jia1 zi5 hu t`ao chia tzu hu tao chia tzu |
The Nutcracker (ballet) |
賈夾威德 贾夹威德 see styles |
jiǎ jiā wēi dé jia3 jia1 wei1 de2 chia chia wei te |
Janjaweed (armed Baggara herders used by the Sudanese government against Darfur rebels) |
雙人包夾 双人包夹 see styles |
shuāng rén bāo jiā shuang1 ren2 bao1 jia1 shuang jen pao chia |
(sports) double-teaming |
纏夾二先生 缠夹二先生 see styles |
chán jiā èr xiān sheng chan2 jia1 er4 xian1 sheng5 ch`an chia erh hsien sheng chan chia erh hsien sheng |
annoying muddle-headed person who gabbles unintelligibly |
夾山國家森林公園 夹山国家森林公园 see styles |
jiā shān guó jiā sēn lín gōng yuán jia1 shan1 guo2 jia1 sen1 lin2 gong1 yuan2 chia shan kuo chia sen lin kung yüan |
Jiashan National Forest Park in Shimen 石門|石门[Shi2 men2], Changde 常德[Chang2 de2], Hunan |
Variations: |
kyougeki / kyogeki きょうげき |
(noun, transitive verb) (See 挟み撃ち) attack on both sides; pincer movement; double envelopment |
Variations: |
kyougeki / kyogeki きょうげき |
(noun, transitive verb) (See 挟み撃ち) attack on both sides; pincer movement; double envelopment |
Variations: |
wakiji(脇侍, 脇士); kyouji / wakiji(脇侍, 脇士); kyoji わきじ(脇侍, 脇士); きょうじ |
{Buddh} (See 三尊・さんぞん・1,中尊・ちゅうぞん) flanking image (e.g. in a Buddha triad) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 82 results for "夾" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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