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[1] [n] fist [2] various forms of boxing; sparring reats [3] strength Stroke count: 10
Level: 3
Radical: 扌 (#64)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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拳打腳踢
kyun4 daa2 goek3 tek3 = punch and kick
拳頭
kyun4 tau4 = fist
太極拳
taai3 gik6 kyun4 = taijiquan , tai chi chuan , Chinese shadow boxing
少林拳
siu3 lam4 kyun4 = Shaolin Martial Arts
拳術
kyun4 seot6 = boxing
拳擊
kyun4 gik1 = boxing
周家拳
zau1 gaa1 kyun4 = Jow Ga (a form of Kung Fu)
拳擊手
kyun4 gik1 sau2 = boxer
套拳
tou3 kyun4 = routine, form, kata (in martial arts) 粵
截拳道
zit6 kyun4 dou6 = jeet kune do
西洋拳
sai1 joeng4 kyun4 = western boxing
狗拳
gau2 kyun4 = Gou Quan (lit., "Dog Fist") form of martial art
猴拳
hau4 kyun4 = Hou Quan (lit., "Monkey Fist") form of martial art
豹拳
paau3 kyun4 = Bao Quan (lit., "Leopard Fist") form of martial art
鬥拳
dau3 kyun4 = boxing
南拳
naam4 kyun4 = Nanquan (lit., "Southern Fist", a form of Chinese martial art)
泰國拳
taai3 gwok3 kyun4 = thai boxing
泰拳
taai3 kyun4 = thai boxing
摩拳擦掌
mo1 kyun4 caat3 zoeng2 = be eager for a fight; be eager to have a go at sth.
赤手空拳
cek3 sau2 hung1 kyun4 = empty-handed; unarmed; bare-handed; with a naked hand
大展拳腳
daai6 zin2 kyun4 goek3 = display one's skills; show off one's abilities; give play to one's skills and talents
拳手
kyun4 sau2 = boxer (one who fights in a ring)
猜拳
caai1 kyun4 = finger guessing game
打拳
daa2 kyun4*2 = to fight in boxing; to perform martial arts
跆拳道
toi4 kyun4 dou6 = taekwondo (martial art)
虎豹拳
fu2 paau3 kyun4 = Tiger Leopard form of Jow Ga ("周家拳")
長拳
coeng4 kyun4 = Changquan
詠春拳
wing6 ceon1 kyun4 = Wing Chun Kung Fu , a traditional southern Kung Fu style
洪家拳
hung4 gaa1 kyun4 = Hung Gar Kung Fu , a traditional southern Kung Fu style
蔡李佛拳
coi3 lei5 fat6 kyun4 = Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu , a traditional southern Kung Fu style
周家螳螂拳
zau1 gaa1 tong4 long4 kyun4 = Chow Gar Praying Mantis , a traditional Hakka Kung Fu style
朱家螳螂拳
zyu1 gaa1 tong4 long4 kyun4 = Chu Gar Praying Mantis Kung Fu , a traditional Hakka Kung Fu style
陳氏太極拳
can4 si6 taai3 gik6 kyun4 = Chen family-style Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan)
楊氏太極拳
joeng4 si6 taai3 gik6 kyun4 = Yang family-style Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan)
孫氏太極拳
syun1 si6 taai3 gik6 kyun4 = Sun family-style Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan)
吳氏太極拳
ng4 si6 taai3 gik6 kyun4 = Wu (Ng) family-style Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan)
武氏太極拳
mou5 si6 taai3 gik6 kyun4 = Wu family-style Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan)
鐵拳無敵孫中山
tit3 kyun4 mou4 dik6 syun1 zung1 saan1 = Iron Fist Invincible Sun Yat-sen
拳不離手，曲不離口
kyun4 bat1 lei4 sau2 kuk1 bat1 lei4 hau2 = no day without a line
數字拳
sou3 zi6 kyun4 = 15-20, a Chinese drinking game 粵
拳師狗
kyun4 si1 gau2 = boxer
拳王阿里
kyun4 wong4 aa3 lei5 = Muhammad Ali, Cassius Clay
形意拳
jing4 ji3 kyun4 = Xingyiquan
內家拳
noi6 gaa1 kyun4 = internal martial arts styles
外家拳
ngoi6 gaa1 kyun4 = external martial arts styles
白眉拳
baak6 mei4 kyun4 = pak mei Kung fu , a traditional southern Kung fu style |
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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. |
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