Chinese words containing 夫 (fū, fú)

90 words.

• 高(gāo)尔(ěr)夫(fū)球(qiú) golf
• 孔(kǒng)夫(fū)子(zǐ) Confucius (551-479 BC), Chinese thinker and social philosopher, also known as 孔子 kǒngzǐ
• 高(gāo)尔(ěr)夫(fū)球(qiú)场(chǎng) golf course
• 霍(huò)夫(fū)曼(màn) Hofmann or Hoffman
• 王(wáng)夫(fū)之(zhī) Wang Fuzhi (1619-1692), wide-ranging scholar of the Ming-Qing transition
• 凡(fán)夫(fū)俗(sú)子(zǐ) common people
• 克(kè)利(lì)夫(fū)兰(lán) Cleveland
• 柴(chái)科(kē)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Piotr Ilyich Tchaikowsky (1840-1893), Russian composer, composer of 6 symphonies and the opera Eugene Onegin
• 太(tài)夫(fū)人(rén) dowager
• 沃(wò)尔(ěr)夫(fū)斯(sī)堡(bǎo) Wolfsburg
• 奥(ào)斯(sī)特(tè)洛(luò)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Nikolai Ostrovsky (1904-1936), Soviet socialist realist writer
• 卡(kǎ)夫(fū)卡(kǎ) Franz Kafka (1883-1924), Czech Jewish writer
• 居(jū)里(lǐ)夫(fū)人(ren) Maria Skłodowska-Curie or Marie Curie (1867–1934), Nobel laureate in both physics (1903) and chemistry
• 马(mǎ)雅(yǎ)可(kě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930), Russian poet and dramatist
• 诺(nuò)夫(fū)哥(gē)罗(luó)德(dé) Novgorod, city in Russia
• 贩(fàn)夫(fū)走(zǒu)卒(zú) lit. peddlers and carriers
• 哈(hā)巴(bā)罗(luó)夫(fū)斯(sī)克(kè) Khabarovsk, far eastern Russian city and province on the border with Heilongjiang province of China
• 第(dì)一(yī)夫(fū)人(rén) First Lady
• 车(chē)尔(ěr)尼(ní)雪(xuě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Nikolai Chernyshevsky
• 柴(chái)可(kě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), Russian composer
• 赔(péi)了(le)夫(fū)人(rén)又(yòu)折(zhé)兵(bīng) lit. having given away a bride, to lose one's army on top of it
• 牧(mù)夫(fū)座(zuò) Boötes
• 老(lǎo)夫(fū)老(lǎo)妻(qī) long-married couple
• 拉(lā)米(mǐ)夫(fū)定(dìng) Lamivudine, reverse transcriptase inhibitor marketed by GlaxoSmithKline and widely used in the treatment of hepatitis B and AIDS
• 穆(mù)夫(fū)提(tí) mufti
• 拉(lā)夫(fū)桑(sāng)贾(jiǎ)尼(ní) Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
• 杜(dù)布(bù)罗(luó)夫(fū)尼(ní)克(kè) Dubrovnik
• 相(xiàng)夫(fū)教(jiào)子(zǐ) to assist one's husband and educate the children
• 独(dú)夫(fū)民(mín)贼(zéi) traitorous dictator
• 克(kè)拉(lā)夫(fū)丘(qiū)克(kè) Leonid Kravchuk (1934-), first post-communist president of Ukraine 1991-1994
• 功(gōng)夫(fu)茶(chá) very concentrated type of tea drunk in Chaozhou, Fujian and Taiwan
• 望(wàng)夫(fū)石(shí) Amah Rock in Sha Tin 沙田 shātián, Hong Kong
• 一(yī)夫(fū)一(yī)妻(qī) monogamy
• 一(yī)夫(fū)多(duō)妻(qī) polygyny
• 万(wàn)夫(fū)不(bù)当(dāng) lit. unbeatable by even 10,000 men
• 公(gōng)爵(jué)夫(fū)人(rén) duchess
• 奸(jiān)夫(fū)淫(yín)妇(fù) adulterous couple
• 御(yù)夫(fū)座(zuò) Auriga
• 新(xīn)婚(hūn)夫(fū)妇(fù) newly married couple
• 有(yǒu)夫(fū)之(zhī)妇(fù) married woman
• 老(lǎo)夫(fū)少(shào)妻(qī) older husband and much younger wife
• 贩(fàn)夫(fū)俗(sú)子(zi) peddlers and common people
• 迂(yū)夫(fū)子(zǐ) pedant
• 露(lù)水(shuǐ)夫(fū)妻(qī) a couple in a short-lived, improper relationship
• 农(nóng)夫(fū)山(shān)泉(quán) Nongfu Spring, Chinese bottled water and beverage company
• 匹(pǐ)夫(fū)匹(pǐ)妇(fù) ordinary people
• 塔(tǎ)夫(fū)绸(chóu) taffeta
• 巴(bā)尔(ěr)舍(shě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Barshefsky, US trade negotiator
• 横(héng)眉(méi)冷(lěng)对(duì)千(qiān)夫(fū)指(zhǐ) to face a thousand pointing fingers with a cool scowl
• 代(dài)尔(ěr)夫(fū)特(tè) Delft, Zuid-Holland, the Netherlands
• 凯(kǎi)夫(fū)拉(lā) Kevlar
• 列夫·托尔斯泰(lièfūtuōěrsītài) Leo Tolstoy (1828–1910), Russian novelist
• 功(gōng)夫(fu)流(liú)感(gǎn) Chinese translation of "kung flu", a term used by US President Trump in 2020 to refer to COVID-19 as a "Chinese" disease
• 功(gōng)夫(fu)病(bìng)毒(dú) kung flu
• 半(bàn)糖(táng)夫(fū)妻(qī) weekend spouse
• 卡(kǎ)拉(lā)马(mǎ)佐(zuǒ)夫(fū)兄(xiōng)弟(dì) Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky 陀思妥耶夫斯基 tuósītuǒyēfūsījī
• 双(shuāng)独(dú)夫(fū)妇(fù) a married couple allowed dispensation to have second child
• 史蒂夫·乔布斯(shǐdìfūqiáobùsī) Steve Jobs (1955–2011), US co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc.
• 埃(āi)夫(fū)伯(bó)里(lǐ) Avebury
• 大(dà)丈(zhàng)夫(fu)能(néng)屈(qū)能(néng)伸(shēn) A leader can submit or can stand tall as required.
• 如(rú)夫(fū)人(ren) concubine
• 少(shào)年(nián)夫(fū)妻(qī)老(lǎo)来(lái)伴(bàn) husband and wife in youth, companions in old age
• 库(kù)肯(kěn)霍(huò)夫(fū)公(gōng)园(yuán) Keukenhof, flower garden in Netherlands
• 抛(pāo)夫(fū)弃(qì)子(zǐ) to abandon one's husband and child
• 拉(lā)兹(zī)莫(mò)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Razumovsky
• 拉(lā)夫(fū)堡(bǎo) Loughborough, English city
• 拉(lā)夫(fū)堡(bǎo)大(dà)学(xué) Loughborough University
• 撒(sā)切(qiē)尔(ěr)夫(fū)人(ren) Mrs Thatcher
• 斯(sī)拉(lā)夫(fū)语(yǔ) Slavic language
• 杜(dù)莎(shā)夫(fū)人(ren) Madame Tussaud (1761–1850), French wax sculptor who founded the eponymous wax museum in London
• 柯(kē)夫(fū)塔(tǎ) kofta
• 毕(bì)尼(ní)奥(ào)夫(fū)带(dài) Benioff zone
• 沃(wò)尔(ěr)夫(fū)奖(jiǎng) the Wolf Prize
• 潜(qián)水(shuǐ)夫(fū)病(bìng) bends
• 潜(qián)水(shuǐ)夫(fū)症(zhèng) bends
• 玉(yù)夫(fū)座(zuò) Sculptor
• 罗(luó)巴(bā)切(qiè)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Nikolai Lobachevsky (1792–1856), Russian mathematician, founder of non-Euclidean geometry
• 罗(luó)摩(mó)诺(nuò)索(suǒ)夫(fū)山(shān)脊(jǐ) Lomonosov ridge
• 职(zhí)业(yè)高(gāo)尔(ěr)夫(fū)球(qiú)协(xié)会(huì) Professional Golfer's Association
• 范(fàn)德(dé)格(gé)拉(lā)夫(fū)起(qǐ)电(diàn)机(jī) Van de Graaff generator
• 萨(sà)克(kè)洛(luò)夫(fū)奖(jiǎng) Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, awarded by the European Parliament annually since 1988
• 萨(sà)哈(hǎ)罗(luó)夫(fū)人(rén)权(quán)奖(jiǎng) the EU Sakharov Human Rights Prize
• 萨(sà)哈(hǎ)罗(luó)夫(fū)奖(jiǎng) Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought
• 萨(sà)哈(hǎ)诺(nuò)夫(fū)人(rén)权(quán)奖(jiǎng) the EU Sakharov prize for human rights
• 蛇(shé)夫(fū)座(zuò) Ophiuchus
• 闵(mǐn)科(kē)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Minkowski
• 陀(tuó)思(sī)妥(tuǒ)也(yě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821-1881), great Russian novelist, author of Crime and Punishment 罪与罚 zuìyǔfá
• 陀(tuó)思(sī)妥(tuǒ)耶(yē)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821-1881), great Russian novelist, author of Crime and Punishment 罪与罚 zuìyǔfá
• 马(mǎ)尔(ěr)可(kě)夫(fū)过(guò)程(chéng) Markov process
• 麦(mài)克(kè)白(bái)夫(fū)人(ren) Lady Macbeth

90 words.

• 高(gāo)爾(ěr)夫(fū)球(qiú) golf
• 孔(kǒng)夫(fū)子(zǐ) Confucius (551-479 BC), Chinese thinker and social philosopher, also known as 孔子 kǒngzǐ
• 高(gāo)爾(ěr)夫(fū)球(qiú)場(chǎng) golf course
• 霍(huò)夫(fū)曼(màn) Hofmann or Hoffman
• 王(wáng)夫(fū)之(zhī) Wang Fuzhi (1619-1692), wide-ranging scholar of the Ming-Qing transition
• 凡(fán)夫(fū)俗(sú)子(zǐ) common people
• 克(kè)利(lì)夫(fū)蘭(lán) Cleveland
• 柴(chái)科(kē)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Piotr Ilyich Tchaikowsky (1840-1893), Russian composer, composer of 6 symphonies and the opera Eugene Onegin
• 太(tài)夫(fū)人(rén) dowager
• 沃(wò)爾(ěr)夫(fū)斯(sī)堡(bǎo) Wolfsburg
• 奧(ào)斯(sī)特(tè)洛(luò)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Nikolai Ostrovsky (1904-1936), Soviet socialist realist writer
• 卡(kǎ)夫(fū)卡(kǎ) Franz Kafka (1883-1924), Czech Jewish writer
• 居(jū)里(lǐ)夫(fū)人(ren) Maria Skłodowska-Curie or Marie Curie (1867–1934), Nobel laureate in both physics (1903) and chemistry
• 馬(mǎ)雅(yǎ)可(kě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930), Russian poet and dramatist
• 諾(nuò)夫(fū)哥(gē)羅(luó)德(dé) Novgorod, city in Russia
• 販(fàn)夫(fū)走(zǒu)卒(zú) lit. peddlers and carriers
• 哈(hā)巴(bā)羅(luó)夫(fū)斯(sī)克(kè) Khabarovsk, far eastern Russian city and province on the border with Heilongjiang province of China
• 第(dì)一(yī)夫(fū)人(rén) First Lady
• 車(chē)爾(ěr)尼(ní)雪(xuě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Nikolai Chernyshevsky
• 柴(chái)可(kě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), Russian composer
• 賠(péi)了(le)夫(fū)人(rén)又(yòu)折(zhé)兵(bīng) lit. having given away a bride, to lose one's army on top of it
• 牧(mù)夫(fū)座(zuò) Boötes
• 老(lǎo)夫(fū)老(lǎo)妻(qī) long-married couple
• 拉(lā)米(mǐ)夫(fū)定(dìng) Lamivudine, reverse transcriptase inhibitor marketed by GlaxoSmithKline and widely used in the treatment of hepatitis B and AIDS
• 穆(mù)夫(fū)提(tí) mufti
• 拉(lā)夫(fū)桑(sāng)賈(jiǎ)尼(ní) Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
• 杜(dù)布(bù)羅(luó)夫(fū)尼(ní)克(kè) Dubrovnik
• 相(xiàng)夫(fū)教(jiào)子(zǐ) to assist one's husband and educate the children
• 獨(dú)夫(fū)民(mín)賊(zéi) traitorous dictator
• 克(kè)拉(lā)夫(fū)丘(qiū)克(kè) Leonid Kravchuk (1934-), first post-communist president of Ukraine 1991-1994
• 功(gōng)夫(fu)茶(chá) very concentrated type of tea drunk in Chaozhou, Fujian and Taiwan
• 望(wàng)夫(fū)石(shí) Amah Rock in Sha Tin 沙田 shātián, Hong Kong
• 一(yī)夫(fū)一(yī)妻(qī) monogamy
• 一(yī)夫(fū)多(duō)妻(qī) polygyny
• 萬(wàn)夫(fū)不(bù)當(dāng) lit. unbeatable by even 10,000 men
• 公(gōng)爵(jué)夫(fū)人(rén) duchess
• 姦(jiān)夫(fū)淫(yín)婦(fù) adulterous couple
• 禦(yù)夫(fū)座(zuò) Auriga
• 新(xīn)婚(hūn)夫(fū)婦(fù) newly married couple
• 有(yǒu)夫(fū)之(zhī)婦(fù) married woman
• 老(lǎo)夫(fū)少(shào)妻(qī) older husband and much younger wife
• 販(fàn)夫(fū)俗(sú)子(zi) peddlers and common people
• 迂(yū)夫(fū)子(zǐ) pedant
• 露(lù)水(shuǐ)夫(fū)妻(qī) a couple in a short-lived, improper relationship
• 農(nóng)夫(fū)山(shān)泉(quán) Nongfu Spring, Chinese bottled water and beverage company
• 匹(pǐ)夫(fū)匹(pǐ)婦(fù) ordinary people
• 塔(tǎ)夫(fū)綢(chóu) taffeta
• 巴(bā)爾(ěr)舍(shě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Barshefsky, US trade negotiator
• 橫(héng)眉(méi)冷(lěng)對(duì)千(qiān)夫(fū)指(zhǐ) to face a thousand pointing fingers with a cool scowl
• 代(dài)爾(ěr)夫(fū)特(tè) Delft, Zuid-Holland, the Netherlands
• 凱(kǎi)夫(fū)拉(lā) Kevlar
• 列夫·托爾斯泰(lièfūtuōěrsītài) Leo Tolstoy (1828–1910), Russian novelist
• 功(gōng)夫(fu)流(liú)感(gǎn) Chinese translation of "kung flu", a term used by US President Trump in 2020 to refer to COVID-19 as a "Chinese" disease
• 功(gōng)夫(fu)病(bìng)毒(dú) kung flu
• 半(bàn)糖(táng)夫(fū)妻(qī) weekend spouse
• 卡(kǎ)拉(lā)馬(mǎ)佐(zuǒ)夫(fū)兄(xiōng)弟(dì) Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky 陀思妥耶夫斯基 tuósītuǒyēfūsījī
• 雙(shuāng)獨(dú)夫(fū)婦(fù) a married couple allowed dispensation to have second child
• 史蒂夫·喬布斯(shǐdìfūqiáobùsī) Steve Jobs (1955–2011), US co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc.
• 埃(āi)夫(fū)伯(bó)里(lǐ) Avebury
• 大(dà)丈(zhàng)夫(fu)能(néng)屈(qū)能(néng)伸(shēn) A leader can submit or can stand tall as required.
• 如(rú)夫(fū)人(ren) concubine
• 少(shào)年(nián)夫(fū)妻(qī)老(lǎo)來(lái)伴(bàn) husband and wife in youth, companions in old age
• 庫(kù)肯(kěn)霍(huò)夫(fū)公(gōng)園(yuán) Keukenhof, flower garden in Netherlands
• 拋(pāo)夫(fū)棄(qì)子(zǐ) to abandon one's husband and child
• 拉(lā)茲(zī)莫(mò)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Razumovsky
• 拉(lā)夫(fū)堡(bǎo) Loughborough, English city
• 拉(lā)夫(fū)堡(bǎo)大(dà)學(xué) Loughborough University
• 撒(sā)切(qiē)爾(ěr)夫(fū)人(ren) Mrs Thatcher
• 斯(sī)拉(lā)夫(fū)語(yǔ) Slavic language
• 杜(dù)莎(shā)夫(fū)人(ren) Madame Tussaud (1761–1850), French wax sculptor who founded the eponymous wax museum in London
• 柯(kē)夫(fū)塔(tǎ) kofta
• 畢(bì)尼(ní)奧(ào)夫(fū)帶(dài) Benioff zone
• 沃(wò)爾(ěr)夫(fū)獎(jiǎng) the Wolf Prize
• 潛(qián)水(shuǐ)夫(fū)病(bìng) bends
• 潛(qián)水(shuǐ)夫(fū)症(zhèng) bends
• 玉(yù)夫(fū)座(zuò) Sculptor
• 羅(luó)巴(bā)切(qiè)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Nikolai Lobachevsky (1792–1856), Russian mathematician, founder of non-Euclidean geometry
• 羅(luó)摩(mó)諾(nuò)索(suǒ)夫(fū)山(shān)脊(jǐ) Lomonosov ridge
• 職(zhí)業(yè)高(gāo)爾(ěr)夫(fū)球(qiú)協(xié)會(huì) Professional Golfer's Association
• 范(fàn)德(dé)格(gé)拉(lā)夫(fū)起(qǐ)電(diàn)機(jī) Van de Graaff generator
• 薩(sà)克(kè)洛(luò)夫(fū)獎(jiǎng) Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, awarded by the European Parliament annually since 1988
• 薩(sà)哈(hǎ)羅(luó)夫(fū)人(rén)權(quán)獎(jiǎng) the EU Sakharov Human Rights Prize
• 薩(sà)哈(hǎ)羅(luó)夫(fū)獎(jiǎng) Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought
• 薩(sà)哈(hǎ)諾(nuò)夫(fū)人(rén)權(quán)獎(jiǎng) the EU Sakharov prize for human rights
• 蛇(shé)夫(fū)座(zuò) Ophiuchus
• 閔(mǐn)科(kē)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Minkowski
• 陀(tuó)思(sī)妥(tuǒ)也(yě)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821-1881), great Russian novelist, author of Crime and Punishment 罪与罚 zuìyǔfá
• 陀(tuó)思(sī)妥(tuǒ)耶(yē)夫(fū)斯(sī)基(jī) Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821-1881), great Russian novelist, author of Crime and Punishment 罪与罚 zuìyǔfá
• 馬(mǎ)爾(ěr)可(kě)夫(fū)過(guò)程(chéng) Markov process
• 麥(mài)克(kè)白(bái)夫(fū)人(ren) Lady Macbeth