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Chinese Vocabularies: Basic Characteries

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递
dì
1.to pass over; to hand over 2.successively
第
dì
1.a function word placed in front of a cardinal number to form an ordinal number 2.(used in old times) the residence of a high official 3.(used in old times) the qualifying grade in the Imperial Civil Service Examinations
典
diǎn
1.a statute; law; canon 2.books; records 3.allusions 4.to pawn; to mortgage
电
diàn
1.electricity 2.electric 3.to give or receive a (electric) shock 4.to send a message with electricity
掉
diào
1.to fall 2.to drop 3.to lose 4.to decrease 5.to exchange 6.to turn
顶
dǐnɡ
very; most; extremely
定
dìng
1.stable; calm 2.to fix; to set 3.to place an order for 4.to subscribe to a periodical 5.certainly
丢
diū
lose; mislay; throw; cast; put aside
懂
dǒnɡ
1.to understand; to comprehend; to know
断
duàn
1.not continuous 2.to snap into two 3.to cut off 4.to stop (doing something) 5.to decide
堆
duī
1.a pile 2.to pile; to stack
躲
duǒ
1.to avoid 2.to hide oneself
耳
ěr
1.an ear 2.something ear-like
发
fā
1.to send out 2.to show (something in facial expression) fa 1.hair
翻
fān
1.to turn over 2.to go across
烦
fán
1.to be annoyed 2.to be vexed
房
fánɡ
house; room; a house-like structure; a branch of a family; antrum
丰
fēnɡ
1.abundant; plentiful; luxuriant 2.great 3.fine-looking; handsome
夫
fū
1.a demonstrative pronoun -- that in most cases 2.a final particle; a particle fu 1.a husband 2.a man; a male adult 3.those eligible for military service 4.a master
夹
jiā
1.to clip or to press from both sides 2.to place in between 3.a clip