Chinese words containing 律 (lǜ)

31 words.

• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)宾(bīn) the Philippines
• 耶(yē)律(lǜ)大(dà)石(shí) Yollig Taxin or Yelü Dashi (1087-1143), Chinese-educated Khitan leader, founder of Western Liao 西辽 in Central Asia
• 规(guī)律(lǜ)性(xìng) regular
• 耶(yē)律(lǜ)楚(chǔ)材(cái) Yelü Chucai (1190-1244), Khitan statesman and advisor to Genghis Khan and Ögödei Khan, known for convincing the Mongols to tax the conquered population of the north China plains rather than slaughter it
• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)宾(bīn)人(rén) Filipino
• 严(yán)于(yú)律(lǜ)己(jǐ) to be strict with oneself
• 严(yán)以(yǐ)律(lǜ)己(jǐ) to be strict with oneself
• 七(qī)言(yán)律(lǜ)诗(shī) verse form consisting of 8 lines of 7 characters, with rhyme on alternate lines
• 心(xīn)律(lǜ)不(bù)整(zhěng) arrhythmia
• 心(xīn)律(lǜ)不(bù)齐(qí) arrhythmia
• 心(xīn)律(lǜ)失(shī)常(cháng) arrhythmia
• 法(fǎ)律(lǜ)制(zhì)裁(cái) legal sanction
• 法(fǎ)律(lǜ)责(zé)任(rèn) legal responsibility
• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)宾(bīn)语(yǔ) Tagalog
• 三(sān)大(dà)纪(jì)律(lǜ)八(bā)项(xiàng)注(zhù)意(yì) the Three Rules of Discipline and Eight Points for Attention, a military doctrine issued in 1928 by Mao Zedong for the Red Army, which included a number of injunctions demanding high standards of behavior and respect for civilians during wartime
• 事(shì)务(wù)律(lǜ)师(shī) solicitor
• 受(shòu)法(fǎ)律(lǜ)保(bǎo)护(hù)权(quán) right to protection by law
• 希(xī)律(lǜ)王(wáng) Herod the Great (73 BC - 4 BC), Roman-appointed king of Judea
• 御(yù)用(yòng)大(dà)律(lǜ)师(shī) Queen's Counsel
• 德(dé)律(lǜ)风(fēng) (loanword) telephone
• 总(zǒng)法(fǎ)律(lǜ)顾(gù)问(wèn) general counsel
• 摩(mó)西(xī)律(lǜ)法(fǎ) law of Moses
• 摩(mó)西(xī)的(de)律(lǜ)法(fǎ) Mosaic Law
• 水(shuǐ)律(lǜ)蛇(shé) Oriental rat snake
• 法(fǎ)律(lǜ)约(yuē)束(shù)力(lì) legal force
• 纪(jì)律(lǜ)检(jiǎn)查(chá)委(wěi)员(yuán)会(huì) Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the CCP
• 自(zì)律(lǜ)性(xìng)组(zǔ)织(zhī) Self-Regulation Organization
• 自(zì)律(lǜ)神(shén)经(jīng)系(xì)统(tǒng) autonomic nervous system
• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)宾(bīn)大(dà)学(xué) University of the Philippines
• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)宾(bīn)鹃(juān)鸠(jiū) Philippine cuckoo-dove
• 赤(chì)脚(jiǎo)律(lǜ)师(shī) barefoot lawyer

31 words.

• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)賓(bīn) the Philippines
• 耶(yē)律(lǜ)大(dà)石(shí) Yollig Taxin or Yelü Dashi (1087-1143), Chinese-educated Khitan leader, founder of Western Liao 西辽 in Central Asia
• 規(guī)律(lǜ)性(xìng) regular
• 耶(yē)律(lǜ)楚(chǔ)材(cái) Yelü Chucai (1190-1244), Khitan statesman and advisor to Genghis Khan and Ögödei Khan, known for convincing the Mongols to tax the conquered population of the north China plains rather than slaughter it
• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)賓(bīn)人(rén) Filipino
• 嚴(yán)於(yú)律(lǜ)己(jǐ) to be strict with oneself
• 嚴(yán)以(yǐ)律(lǜ)己(jǐ) to be strict with oneself
• 七(qī)言(yán)律(lǜ)詩(shī) verse form consisting of 8 lines of 7 characters, with rhyme on alternate lines
• 心(xīn)律(lǜ)不(bù)整(zhěng) arrhythmia
• 心(xīn)律(lǜ)不(bù)齊(qí) arrhythmia
• 心(xīn)律(lǜ)失(shī)常(cháng) arrhythmia
• 法(fǎ)律(lǜ)制(zhì)裁(cái) legal sanction
• 法(fǎ)律(lǜ)責(zé)任(rèn) legal responsibility
• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)賓(bīn)語(yǔ) Tagalog
• 三(sān)大(dà)紀(jì)律(lǜ)八(bā)項(xiàng)注(zhù)意(yì) the Three Rules of Discipline and Eight Points for Attention, a military doctrine issued in 1928 by Mao Zedong for the Red Army, which included a number of injunctions demanding high standards of behavior and respect for civilians during wartime
• 事(shì)務(wù)律(lǜ)師(shī) solicitor
• 受(shòu)法(fǎ)律(lǜ)保(bǎo)護(hù)權(quán) right to protection by law
• 希(xī)律(lǜ)王(wáng) Herod the Great (73 BC - 4 BC), Roman-appointed king of Judea
• 御(yù)用(yòng)大(dà)律(lǜ)師(shī) Queen's Counsel
• 德(dé)律(lǜ)風(fēng) (loanword) telephone
• 總(zǒng)法(fǎ)律(lǜ)顧(gù)問(wèn) general counsel
• 摩(mó)西(xī)律(lǜ)法(fǎ) law of Moses
• 摩(mó)西(xī)的(de)律(lǜ)法(fǎ) Mosaic Law
• 水(shuǐ)律(lǜ)蛇(shé) Oriental rat snake
• 法(fǎ)律(lǜ)約(yuē)束(shù)力(lì) legal force
• 紀(jì)律(lǜ)檢(jiǎn)查(chá)委(wěi)員(yuán)會(huì) Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the CCP
• 自(zì)律(lǜ)性(xìng)組(zǔ)織(zhī) Self-Regulation Organization
• 自(zì)律(lǜ)神(shén)經(jīng)系(xì)統(tǒng) autonomic nervous system
• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)賓(bīn)大(dà)學(xué) University of the Philippines
• 菲(fēi)律(lǜ)賓(bīn)鵑(juān)鳩(jiū) Philippine cuckoo-dove
• 赤(chì)腳(jiǎo)律(lǜ)師(shī) barefoot lawyer