Chinese words containing 武 (wǔ)

73 words.

• 核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) nuclear weapon
• 文(wén)武(wǔ)百(bǎi)官(guān) civil and military officials
• 汉(hàn)武(wǔ)帝(dì) Emperor Wu of the Han dynasty
• 宣(xuān)武(wǔ)门(mén) Xuanwumen, Beijing
• 耀(yào)武(wǔ)扬(yáng)威(wēi) to strut around
• 玄(xuán)武(wǔ)岩(yán) basalt
• 全(quán)副(fù)武(wǔ)装(zhuāng) fully armed
• 轻(qīng)武(wǔ)器(qì) light weapon
• 寒(hán)武(wǔ)纪(jì) Cambrian geological period
• 化(huà)学(xué)武(wǔ)器(qì) chemical weapon
• 周(zhōu)武(wǔ)王(wáng) King Wu of Zhou (-1043), personal name Ji Fa 姬发, reigned 1046-1043 BC as first king of Western Zhou dynasty 1046-1043 BC
• 常(cháng)规(guī)武(wǔ)器(qì) conventional weapon
• 生(shēng)物(wù)武(wǔ)器(qì) biological weapon
• 用(yòng)武(wǔ)之(zhī)地(dì) ample scope for abilities
• 文(wén)武(wǔ)双(shuāng)全(quán) fine scholar and soldier
• 细(xì)菌(jūn)武(wǔ)器(qì) biological weapon
• 核(hé)武(wǔ)库(kù) nuclear arsenal
• 原(yuán)子(zǐ)武(wǔ)器(qì) atomic weapon
• 重(zhòng)武(wǔ)器(qì) heavy weapon
• 明(míng)武(wǔ)宗(zōng) Ming Wuzong, temple name of eleventh Ming emperor Zhengde 正德 zhèngdé
• 热(rè)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) fusion weapon
• 中(zhōng)国(guó)人(rén)民(mín)武(wǔ)装(zhuāng)警(jǐng)察(chá)部(bù)队(duì) Chinese People's Armed Police Force
• 唐(táng)武(wǔ)宗(zōng) Emperor Wuzong of Tang (814-846), reign name of sixteenth Tang emperor Li Chan 李瀍 lǐchán, reigned 840-846
• 卢(lú)武(wǔ)铉(xuàn) Roh Moo-hyun (1946-2009), South Korean lawyer and politician, president 2003-2008
• 英(yīng)雄(xióng)无(wú)用(yòng)武(wǔ)之(zhī)地(dì) a hero with no chance of using his might
• 文(wén)治(zhì)武(wǔ)功(gōng) political and military achievements
• 宋(sòng)武(wǔ)帝(dì) Emperor Wu of Song (363-422), personal name Liu Yu 刘裕 liúyù, founder of Song of the Southern dynasties 刘宋 liúsòng, broke away from Eastern Jin in 420, reigned 420-422
• 孙(sūn)武(wǔ)子(zǐ) Sun Wu, famous general, strategist and Legalist philosopher, contemporary with Confucius 孔子 kǒngzǐ (551-479 BC), author of "The Art of War" 孙子兵法 sūnzǐbīngfǎ, also known as Sun Tzu 孙子 sūnzǐ
• 宁(níng)武(wǔ)县(xiàn) Ningwu, a county in Xinzhou City 忻州市 xīnzhōushì, Shanxi
• 威(wēi)武(wǔ)不(bù)屈(qū) not to submit to force
• 孔(kǒng)武(wǔ)有(yǒu)力(lì) courageous and strong
• 平(píng)武(wǔ)县(xiàn) Pingwu, a county in Mianyang City 绵阳市 miányángshì, Sichuan
• 成(chéng)武(wǔ)县(xiàn) Chengwu, a county in Heze City 菏泽市 hézéshì, Shandong
• 邵(shào)武(wǔ)市(shì) Shaowu, a county-level city in Nanping City 南平市 nánpíngshì, Fujian
• 修(xiū)武(wǔ)县(xiàn) Xiuwu, a county in Jiaozuo City 焦作市 jiāozuòshì, Henan
• 先(xiān)进(jìn)武(wǔ)器(qì) advanced weapon
• 大(dà)武(wǔ)口(kǒu)区(qū) Dawukou, a district of Shizuishan City 石嘴山市 shízuǐshānshì, Ningxia
• 奋(fèn)武(wǔ)扬(yáng)威(wēi) a show of strength
• 彰(zhāng)武(wǔ)县(xiàn) Zhangwu, a county in Fuxin City 阜新市 fùxīnshì, Liaoning
• 文(wén)武(wǔ)合(hé)一(yī) civilians and the military (working) hand in hand
• 汤(tāng)武(wǔ)革(gé)命(mìng) the Tang and Wu Revolts: the overthrow (c. 1600 BC) of the Xia Dynasty by the first king, Tang 商汤 shāngtāng, of the Shang Dynasty, and the overthrow (c. 1046 BC) of the Shang Dynasty by the Zhou Dynasty founder, King Wu 周武王 zhōuwǔwáng
• 灵(líng)武(wǔ)市(shì) Lingwu, a county-level city in Yinchuan City 银川市 yínchuānshì, Ningxia
• 玄(xuán)武(wǔ)区(qū) Xuanwu, a district of Nanjing City 南京市 nánjīngshì, Jiangsu
• 生(shēng)化(huà)武(wǔ)器(qì) biological weapon
• 谋(móu)臣(chén)武(wǔ)将(jiàng) strategic experts and powerful generals
• 长(cháng)武(wǔ)县(xiàn) Changwu, a county in Xianyang City 咸阳市 xiányángshì, Shaanxi
• 临(lín)武(wǔ)县(xiàn) Linwu, a county in Chenzhou City 郴州市 chēnzhōushì, Hunan
• 七(qī)武(wǔ)士(shì) Seven Samurai
• 下(xià)寒(hán)武(wǔ)统(tǒng) lower Cambrian series
• 不(bù)扩(kuò)散(sàn)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì)条(tiáo)约(yuē) Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
• 前(qián)寒(hán)武(wǔ)纪(jì) pre-Cambrian, geological period before c. 540m years ago
• 努(nǔ)纳(nà)武(wǔ)特(tè) Nunavut territory, Canada
• 周(zhōu)武(wǔ)王(wáng)姬(jī)发(fā) King Wu of Zhou, personal name Ji Fa, reigned 1046-1043 BC as first king of Western Zhou dynasty 西周 xīzhōu 1046-771 BC
• 大(dà)规(guī)模(mó)杀(shā)伤(shāng)性(xìng)武(wǔ)器(qì) weapon of mass destruction
• 女(nǚ)武(wǔ)神(shén) valkyrie
• 宝(bǎo)武(wǔ)钢(gāng)铁(tiě) Baowu, the world's largest steel maker, resulting from the merger of Baosteel 宝钢集团 bǎogāngjítuán and Wuhan Iron and Steel 武汉钢铁 wǔhàngāngtiě in 2016
• 寒(hán)武(wǔ)爆(bào)发(fā) the Cambrian explosion
• 寒(hán)武(wǔ)纪(jì)大(dà)爆(bào)发(fā) the Cambrian explosion
• 寒(hán)武(wǔ)纪(jì)生(shēng)命(mìng)大(dà)爆(bào)发(fā) the Cambrian explosion
• 小(xiǎo)型(xíng)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) mini-nuke
• 战(zhàn)术(shù)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) tactical nuclear weapons
• 战(zhàn)略(lüè)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) strategic nuclear weapon
• 放(fàng)射(shè)性(xìng)武(wǔ)器(qì) radiological weapon
• 文(wén)攻(gōng)武(wǔ)吓(hè) to try to coerce
• 春(chūn)武(wǔ)里(lǐ)府(fǔ) Chonburi province of east Thailand
• 激(jī)进(jìn)武(wǔ)装(zhuāng) armed extremists
• 玄(xuán)武(wǔ)质(zhì)熔(róng)岩(yán) basalt
• 玄(xuán)武(wǔ)门(mén)之(zhī)变(biàn) Xuanwu gate coup of June 626 in early Tang, in which Li Shimin 李世民 killed his brothers, seized the throne from his father as Emperor Taizong 唐太宗
• 聚(jù)变(biàn)武(wǔ)器(qì) fusion-type weapon
• 裂(liè)变(biàn)武(wǔ)器(qì) fission weapon
• 防(fáng)卫(wèi)武(wǔ)器(qì) defensive weapon
• 非(fēi)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì)国(guó)家(jiā) non-nuclear weapon states
• 齐(qí)武(wǔ)成(chéng) Emperor Wucheng of Qi, personal name 高湛 gāodān (537-568), reigned 561-565

73 words.

• 核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) nuclear weapon
• 文(wén)武(wǔ)百(bǎi)官(guān) civil and military officials
• 漢(hàn)武(wǔ)帝(dì) Emperor Wu of the Han dynasty
• 宣(xuān)武(wǔ)門(mén) Xuanwumen, Beijing
• 耀(yào)武(wǔ)揚(yáng)威(wēi) to strut around
• 玄(xuán)武(wǔ)岩(yán) basalt
• 全(quán)副(fù)武(wǔ)裝(zhuāng) fully armed
• 輕(qīng)武(wǔ)器(qì) light weapon
• 寒(hán)武(wǔ)紀(jì) Cambrian geological period
• 化(huà)學(xué)武(wǔ)器(qì) chemical weapon
• 周(zhōu)武(wǔ)王(wáng) King Wu of Zhou (-1043), personal name Ji Fa 姬发, reigned 1046-1043 BC as first king of Western Zhou dynasty 1046-1043 BC
• 常(cháng)規(guī)武(wǔ)器(qì) conventional weapon
• 生(shēng)物(wù)武(wǔ)器(qì) biological weapon
• 用(yòng)武(wǔ)之(zhī)地(dì) ample scope for abilities
• 文(wén)武(wǔ)雙(shuāng)全(quán) fine scholar and soldier
• 細(xì)菌(jūn)武(wǔ)器(qì) biological weapon
• 核(hé)武(wǔ)庫(kù) nuclear arsenal
• 原(yuán)子(zǐ)武(wǔ)器(qì) atomic weapon
• 重(zhòng)武(wǔ)器(qì) heavy weapon
• 明(míng)武(wǔ)宗(zōng) Ming Wuzong, temple name of eleventh Ming emperor Zhengde 正德 zhèngdé
• 熱(rè)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) fusion weapon
• 中(zhōng)國(guó)人(rén)民(mín)武(wǔ)裝(zhuāng)警(jǐng)察(chá)部(bù)隊(duì) Chinese People's Armed Police Force
• 唐(táng)武(wǔ)宗(zōng) Emperor Wuzong of Tang (814-846), reign name of sixteenth Tang emperor Li Chan 李瀍 lǐchán, reigned 840-846
• 盧(lú)武(wǔ)鉉(xuàn) Roh Moo-hyun (1946-2009), South Korean lawyer and politician, president 2003-2008
• 英(yīng)雄(xióng)無(wú)用(yòng)武(wǔ)之(zhī)地(dì) a hero with no chance of using his might
• 文(wén)治(zhì)武(wǔ)功(gōng) political and military achievements
• 宋(sòng)武(wǔ)帝(dì) Emperor Wu of Song (363-422), personal name Liu Yu 刘裕 liúyù, founder of Song of the Southern dynasties 刘宋 liúsòng, broke away from Eastern Jin in 420, reigned 420-422
• 孫(sūn)武(wǔ)子(zǐ) Sun Wu, famous general, strategist and Legalist philosopher, contemporary with Confucius 孔子 kǒngzǐ (551-479 BC), author of "The Art of War" 孙子兵法 sūnzǐbīngfǎ, also known as Sun Tzu 孙子 sūnzǐ
• 寧(níng)武(wǔ)縣(xiàn) Ningwu, a county in Xinzhou City 忻州市 xīnzhōushì, Shanxi
• 威(wēi)武(wǔ)不(bù)屈(qū) not to submit to force
• 孔(kǒng)武(wǔ)有(yǒu)力(lì) courageous and strong
• 平(píng)武(wǔ)縣(xiàn) Pingwu, a county in Mianyang City 绵阳市 miányángshì, Sichuan
• 成(chéng)武(wǔ)縣(xiàn) Chengwu, a county in Heze City 菏泽市 hézéshì, Shandong
• 邵(shào)武(wǔ)市(shì) Shaowu, a county-level city in Nanping City 南平市 nánpíngshì, Fujian
• 修(xiū)武(wǔ)縣(xiàn) Xiuwu, a county in Jiaozuo City 焦作市 jiāozuòshì, Henan
• 先(xiān)進(jìn)武(wǔ)器(qì) advanced weapon
• 大(dà)武(wǔ)口(kǒu)區(qū) Dawukou, a district of Shizuishan City 石嘴山市 shízuǐshānshì, Ningxia
• 奮(fèn)武(wǔ)揚(yáng)威(wēi) a show of strength
• 彰(zhāng)武(wǔ)縣(xiàn) Zhangwu, a county in Fuxin City 阜新市 fùxīnshì, Liaoning
• 文(wén)武(wǔ)合(hé)一(yī) civilians and the military (working) hand in hand
• 湯(tāng)武(wǔ)革(gé)命(mìng) the Tang and Wu Revolts: the overthrow (c. 1600 BC) of the Xia Dynasty by the first king, Tang 商汤 shāngtāng, of the Shang Dynasty, and the overthrow (c. 1046 BC) of the Shang Dynasty by the Zhou Dynasty founder, King Wu 周武王 zhōuwǔwáng
• 靈(líng)武(wǔ)市(shì) Lingwu, a county-level city in Yinchuan City 银川市 yínchuānshì, Ningxia
• 玄(xuán)武(wǔ)區(qū) Xuanwu, a district of Nanjing City 南京市 nánjīngshì, Jiangsu
• 生(shēng)化(huà)武(wǔ)器(qì) biological weapon
• 謀(móu)臣(chén)武(wǔ)將(jiàng) strategic experts and powerful generals
• 長(cháng)武(wǔ)縣(xiàn) Changwu, a county in Xianyang City 咸阳市 xiányángshì, Shaanxi
• 臨(lín)武(wǔ)縣(xiàn) Linwu, a county in Chenzhou City 郴州市 chēnzhōushì, Hunan
• 七(qī)武(wǔ)士(shì) Seven Samurai
• 下(xià)寒(hán)武(wǔ)統(tǒng) lower Cambrian series
• 不(bù)擴(kuò)散(sàn)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì)條(tiáo)約(yuē) Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
• 前(qián)寒(hán)武(wǔ)紀(jì) pre-Cambrian, geological period before c. 540m years ago
• 努(nǔ)納(nà)武(wǔ)特(tè) Nunavut territory, Canada
• 周(zhōu)武(wǔ)王(wáng)姬(jī)發(fā) King Wu of Zhou, personal name Ji Fa, reigned 1046-1043 BC as first king of Western Zhou dynasty 西周 xīzhōu 1046-771 BC
• 大(dà)規(guī)模(mó)殺(shā)傷(shāng)性(xìng)武(wǔ)器(qì) weapon of mass destruction
• 女(nǚ)武(wǔ)神(shén) valkyrie
• 寶(bǎo)武(wǔ)鋼(gāng)鐵(tiě) Baowu, the world's largest steel maker, resulting from the merger of Baosteel 宝钢集团 bǎogāngjítuán and Wuhan Iron and Steel 武汉钢铁 wǔhàngāngtiě in 2016
• 寒(hán)武(wǔ)爆(bào)發(fā) the Cambrian explosion
• 寒(hán)武(wǔ)紀(jì)大(dà)爆(bào)發(fā) the Cambrian explosion
• 寒(hán)武(wǔ)紀(jì)生(shēng)命(mìng)大(dà)爆(bào)發(fā) the Cambrian explosion
• 小(xiǎo)型(xíng)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) mini-nuke
• 戰(zhàn)術(shù)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) tactical nuclear weapons
• 戰(zhàn)略(lüè)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì) strategic nuclear weapon
• 放(fàng)射(shè)性(xìng)武(wǔ)器(qì) radiological weapon
• 文(wén)攻(gōng)武(wǔ)嚇(hè) to try to coerce
• 春(chūn)武(wǔ)里(lǐ)府(fǔ) Chonburi province of east Thailand
• 激(jī)進(jìn)武(wǔ)裝(zhuāng) armed extremists
• 玄(xuán)武(wǔ)質(zhì)熔(róng)岩(yán) basalt
• 玄(xuán)武(wǔ)門(mén)之(zhī)變(biàn) Xuanwu gate coup of June 626 in early Tang, in which Li Shimin 李世民 killed his brothers, seized the throne from his father as Emperor Taizong 唐太宗
• 聚(jù)變(biàn)武(wǔ)器(qì) fusion-type weapon
• 裂(liè)變(biàn)武(wǔ)器(qì) fission weapon
• 防(fáng)衛(wèi)武(wǔ)器(qì) defensive weapon
• 非(fēi)核(hé)武(wǔ)器(qì)國(guó)家(jiā) non-nuclear weapon states
• 齊(qí)武(wǔ)成(chéng) Emperor Wucheng of Qi, personal name 高湛 gāodān (537-568), reigned 561-565