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[1] [n] step; pace [2] [v] walk; stroll; on foot [3] situation; state; degree [4] banks of rivers, ponds, etc. [5] fortune; doom [6] a unit in length in ancient China of about 5.5 feet [7] a Chinese family name Stroke count: 7
Level: 3
Radical: 止 (#77)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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止步 zi2 bou6 = halt, no admittance 跑步 paau2 bou6 = run 腳步 goek3 bou6 = footstep 進步 zeon3 bou6 = to progress; progressive 逐步 zuk6 bou6 = step-by-step 一步 jat1 bou6 = one single step, a pace 第一步 dai6 jat1 bou6 = first step 偷步 tau1 bou6 = false start 新年進步 san1 nin4 zeon3 bou6 = Happy New Year 起步 hei2 bou6 = begin doing sth; start to move 跑步機 paau2 bou6 gei1 = treadmill 步級 bou6 kap1 = steps 粵 散步 saan3 bou6 = to go for a walk; to take a walk 步伐 bou6 fat6 = pace; step; march 步兵 bou6 bing1 = infantryman; foot soldier 步子 bou6 zi2 = step; pace 步行 bou6 hang4 = to walk; to go on foot 步驟 bou6 zau6/zaau6 = step; move; measure 讓步 joeng6 bou6 = to give in; to make concessions; to yield 進一步 zeon3 jat1 bou6 = to take one step forward; one step further; to progress incrementally 初步 co1 bou6 = initial; tentative; preliminary; baby steps 地步 dei6 bou6 = condition; extent; leeway 同步 tung4 bou6 = synchronous; synchronization; in step 退步 teoi3 bou6 = degenerate; regress 大步 daai6 bou6 = at a stride; stride 踏步 daap6 bou6 = footfall; mark time 留步 lau4 bou6 = don't bother to see me out 緩步跑 wun6 bou6 paau2 = jogging 一步一步 jat1 bou6 jat1 bou6 = step by step 跑步衫褲 paau2 bou6 saam1 fu3 = tracksuit 粵 不敢越雷池一步 bat1 gam2 jyut6 leoi4 ci4 jat1 bou6 = dare not go one step beyond the prescribed limit 國 快步 faai3 bou6 = quickly; with quick steps 快步跑 faai3 bou6 paau2 = trot 步談機 bou6 taam4 gei1 = a handy talkie 步進制 bou6 zeon3 zai3 = step by step system 步進控制 bou6 zeon3 hung3 zai3 = step-by-step control 步韻 bou6 wan6 = to write a poem using another poem's rhymes 步行的 bou6 hang4 dik1 = [adj] gradient 國 便步走 bin6 bou6 zau2 = march at ease; route step 初步措施 co1 bou6 cou3 si1 = [n] preliminary 初步行動 co1 bou6 hang4 dung6 = [n] initiative, preliminary 大步走 daai6 bou6 zau2 = stride 步犁 bou6 lai4 = walking plow 步發 bou6 faat3 = footwork 步聽機 bou6 teng1 gei1 = a walkie-hearie 步行蟲 bou6 hang4 cung4 = ground beetle 安步當車 on1 bou6 dong1 ce1 = walk over leisurely instead of riding in a carriage; walk rather than ride 逐步升級 zuk6 bou6 sing1 kap1 = escalation 逐步來 zuk6 bou6 loi4 = take things one step at a time 步飛 bou6 fei1 = a buffet 進步神速 zeon3 bou6 san4 cuk1 = progress amazingly quick 信步 seon3 bou6 = [v] take a leisurely stroll 步步 bou6 bou6 = step by step; at every step 步槍 bou6 coeng1 = rifle 步法 bou6 faat3 = footwork 步月 bou6 jyut6 = to stroll beneath the moon 徐步 ceoi4 bou6 = to stroll; to walk slowly 卻步 koek3 bou6 = to step back 一步一個腳印兒 jat1 bou6 jat1 go3 goek3 jan3 ji4 = every step leaves its print (work steadily and make solid progress) 國 大步流星 daai6 bou6 lau4 sing1 = with vigorous strides; at a stride 自動步槍 zi6 dung6 bou6 coeng1 = automatic rifle (common formation) 寸步不離 cyun3 bou6 bat1 lei4 = to stay close to; stay within close distance to; not even leave a step 同步加速器 tung4 bou6 gaa1 cuk1 hei3 = synchrotron (common formation) 見步行步 gin3 bou6 haang4 bou6 = deal with things one step at a time 粵 架步 gaa3 bou6 = a vice den 下一步 haa6 jat1 bou6 = the next step 五十步笑百步 ng5 sap6 bou6 siu3 baak3 bou6 = someone that has not reached the goal laughs at others that also have not 步步高昇 bou6 bou6 gou1 sing1 = a greeting, usually for promotion; Big Two card game (this is the alternate name used in Taiwan) 月球漫步 jyut6 kau4 maan6 bou6 = moonwalk, moonwalking, moonwalker 步步高升 bou6 bou6 gou1 sing1 = to make steady progress, to climb the ranks 駕步 gaa3 bou6 = attitude, posture, position (on an issue, etc) 粵 漫步 maan6 bou6 = to roam; to go for a stroll 學業進步 hok6 jip6 zeon3 bou6 = (wish you) progresses in your studies 太空漫步 taai3 hung1 maan6 bou6 = spacewalk (e. g. by astronauts) [Syn.] 太空行走 步人後塵 bou6 jan4 hau6 can4 = follow in someone's footsteps 徒步 tou4 bou6 = by foot; on foot 步步為營 bou6 bou6 wai4 jing4 = advance gradually and entrench oneself at every step 突擊步槍 dat6 gik1 bou6 coeng1 = assault rifle 狙擊步槍 zeoi1 gik1 bou6 coeng1 = sniper rifle 小步舞曲 siu2 bou6 mou5 kuk1 = minuet 請移玉步 cing2 ji4 juk6 bou6 = please proceed... 請稍移玉步 cing2 saau2 ji4 juk6 bou6 = please proceed... 攻擊步槍 gung1 gik1 bou6 coeng1 = assault rifle 代步 doi6 bou6 = means of transportation; to take transportation; to ride instead of walk 箭步 zin3 bou6 = swift footsteps; to stride 故步自封 gu3 bou6 zi6 fung1 = be overly conservative; confine oneself to the old pattern of doing things 獨步天下 duk6 bou6 tin1 haa6 = be unparallaled; be one of a kind 近乎同步 gan6 fu4 tung4 bou6 = plesiochronous (nearly synchronized) 步行街 bou6 hang4 gaai1 = pedestrian street (common formation) 步行天橋 bou6 hang4 tin1 kiu4 = foot bridge (common formation) 優步 jau1 bou6 = Uber 戰鬥步 zin3 dau3 bou6 = up-rock (from breakdancing) 搖擺步 jiu4 baai2 bou6 = top-rock (from breakdancing) 地板步 dei6 baan2 bou6 = footwork (from breakdancing) 步履維艱 bou6 lei5 wai4 gaan1 = find it difficult to walk; each step is diffcult 百尺竿頭更進一步 baak3 cek3 gon1 tau4 gang3 zeon3 jat1 bou6 = even a 100 foot stalk of bamboo can progress one more step 昂首闊步 ngong4 sau2 fut3 bou6 = walk proudly or confidently in big strides with one's head high 舉步維艱 geoi2 bou6 wai4 gaan1 = face difficulties each and every step 城步苗族自治縣 sing4 bou6 miu4 zuk6 zi6 zi6 jyun6 = Chengbu Miaozu autonomous county (county in Hunan) |
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要成功就要一步一步嚟,千祈要切忌太急進 粵
Take things one step at a time; avoid being rash and hasty if you want to succeed. 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. |