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jyun4
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[1] [math] circle | [antonym] 方 [2] [adj] round; circular; spherical [3] [adj] perfect; comprehensive; satisfactory [4] [v] justify; make plausible; perfect [5] [n] yuan (monetary unit, often abbreviated as 元) Default PoS: Additional PoS: Stroke count: 13
Level: 1
Radical: 囗 (#31)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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圓 / 圆 | ||
This word has been viewed 10656 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 31st Mar 2014 15:09 |
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桂圓 gwai3 jyun4 = longan 國 圓形 jyun4 jing4 = circular; spherical 湯圓 tong1 jyun4*2 = sweet glutinous rice balls 圓括號 jyun4 kut3 hou6 = parentheses (rounded) 日圓 jat6 jyun4 = Yen, the Japanese currency 圓珠筆 jyun4 zyu1 bat1 = ballpoint pen 圓滿 jyun4 mun5 = satisfactory 瓜無滾圓,人無十全 gwaa1 mou4 gwan2 jyun4 jan4 mou4 sap6 cyun4 = Nothing is perfect 團圓 tyun4 jyun4 = to have a reunion 橢圓 to5 jyun4 = ellipse; oval; ellipsoid; elliptical 扁圓形 bin2 jyun4 jing4 = oblateness, disc shaped 圓圈 jyun4 hyun1 = circle (shape) 打圓場 daa2 jyun4 coeng4*2 = mediate a dispute 圓形圖 jyun4 jing4 tou4 = pie chart 坡圓 bo1 jyun4 = Singapore dollar 桂圓肉 gwai3 jyun4*2 juk6 = dried longan pulp 小圓點 siu2 jyun4 dim2 = dot 圓點 jyun4 dim2 = (polka) dots pattern 圓心 jyun4 sam1 = centre of a circle 半圓形的 bun3 jyun4 jing4 dik1 = [adj] compass 國 半圓 bun3 jyun4 = semicircle 圓周 jyun4 zau1 = circumference 圓屋頂 jyun4 uk1 ding2 = dome 圓形木材 jyun4 jing4 muk6 coi4 = log 圓形麵包 jyun4 jing4 min6 baau1 = bun 圓柱 jyun4 cyu5 = column; cylinder 圓桌會議 jyun4 coek3/zoek3 wui6 ji5 = round table conference 圓球 jyun4 kau4 = ball; sphere; globe 圓盤 jyun4 pun4 = disk 圓石頭 jyun4 sek6 tau4 = boulder 圓碌碌 jyun4 luk1 luk1 = round 粵 圓錐體 jyun4 zeoi1 tai2 = cone 圓白菜 jyun4 baak6 coi3 = cabbage 國 同心圓 tung4 sam1 jyun4 = [geom.] concentric circles 圓瓣圖 jyun4 faan6 tou4 = pie chart 圓規 jyun4 kwai1 = compasses (drawing tool, not for finding magnetic north) 圓錐形 jyun4 zeoi1 jing4 = conical, coniform 圓錐形帳蓬 jyun4 zeoi1 jing4 zoeng3 pung4 = a teepee, a wigwam (lit., "a conical tent") 圓滑 jyun4 waat6 = tactful; smooth 字正腔圓 zi6 zing3 hong1 jyun4 = pronounce every word correctly and in a sweet, mellow voice 方圓 fong1 jyun4 = [n] circumference 圓錐 jyun4 zeoi1 = conical 圓椅 jyun4 ji2 = a round chair 圓滑線 jyun4 waat6 sin3 = [music] slur 團圓飯 tyun4 jyun4 faan6 = family reunion dinner 長圓形 coeng4 jyun4 jing4 = oval shaped 圓週 jyun4 zau1 = circumference 圓寂 jyun4 zik6 = passed away (usually for religious people) 月圓 jyut6 jyun4 = full moon 花好月圓 faa1 hou2 jyut6 jyun4 = blooming flowers and full moon, a metaphor for perfect conjugal bliss 圓揼朵 jyun4 dam1*4 doe2*4 = round-ish 粵 圓揼揼 jyun4 dam1*4 dam1*4 = round-ish 粵 圓謊 jyun4 fong1 = cover or patch up a lie 搓圓撳扁 co1 jyun4 gam6 bin2 = 1. of a person to be amicable; easy to get along with; mellow and agreeing 2. to be easily swayed, not having one's own views 粵 圓首方足 jyun4 sau2 fong1 zuk1 = human beings; mankind 圓領 jyun4 leng5 = crew neck; round collar 滾圓 gwan2 jyun4 = perfectly round. 橢圓軌道 to5 jyun4 gwai2 dou6 = elliptical orbit 單位圓 daan1 wai6 jyun4 = [math.] unit circle 直立圓錐 zik6 laap6 jyun4 zeoi1 = [math.] right circular cone 橢圓曲線 to5 jyun4 kuk1 sin3 = [math.] elliptic curve 面面俱圓 min6 min6 keoi1 jyun4 = to take care of all aspects well 圓明園 jyun4 ming4 jyun4*2 = the Old Summer Palace 晶圓 zing1 jyun4 = wafer (electronics) 圓玄學院 jyun4 jyun4*2 hok6 jyun6*2 = The Yuen Yuen Institute 圓顱方趾 jyun4 lou4 fong1 zi2 = human being; mankind 高圓圓 gou1 jyun4 jyun4 = Gao Yuanyuan |
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方丈已經圓寂五年 ?!
The abbot has passed away for five years [Sample sentence now uses 方丈 (abbot, head monk) as the subject of the sentence. But the audio still uses 道師 (Taoist priest) which appeared in the older version. As 圓寂 (in the middle of the sentence) is a Buddhist term, I think 方丈 is corre] Legend 國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese. 粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |