Word: 豬八戒 (zhūbājiè)

豬八戒 is how 猪八戒 is written in traditional characters. These are the example sentences on the site that use it, written the same way.

Simplified: 猪八戒

豬八戒 dictionary entry

zhūbājiè: Zhu Bajie, character in Journey to the West 西遊記|西游记, with pig-like characteristics and armed with a muckrake; Pigsy in Arthur Waley's translation

Full dictionary entry for 豬八戒

Example sentences using 豬八戒

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豬八戒吃人參果，全不知滋味兒

zhūbājiè chī rénshēnguǒ, quán bùzhī zī wèir

Pigsy eats a ginseng fruit: has no idea of the taste at all
豬八戒坐在冷宮里，愁得沒對兒

zhūbājiè zuò zài lěnggōng lǐ, chóu de méi duì ér

Pigsy sits in the cold palace: so worried there's no match
豬八戒摔耙子，不侍猴兒

zhūbājiè shuāi pázi, bú shì hóur

Pigsy throws down his rake: won't wait on the monkey
豬八戒摔耙子，倒打一耙

zhūbājiè shuāi pázi, dàodǎyìpá

Pigsy throws down his rake: strikes back with the rake
豬八戒照鏡子，當面給個難看

zhūbājiè zhàojìngzi, dāngmiàn gěi ge nánkàn

Pigsy looks in a mirror: ugly to his face
豬八戒照鏡子，裡外不是人

zhūbājiè zhàojìngzi, lǐwài bú shì rén

Pigsy looks in a mirror: not human either inside or out
豬八戒的脊梁，悟能之背

zhūbājiè de jǐliáng, Wùnéng zhī bèi

Pigsy's back: the back of Wuneng
豬八戒敗陣，倒打一耙

zhūbājiè bàizhèn, dàodǎyìpá

Pigsy loses the battle: strikes back with his rake