Chinese words containing 般 (bān)

18 words.

• 一(yī)般(bān)说(shuō)来(lái) generally speaking
• 一(yī)般(bān)来(lái)说(shuō) generally speaking
• 一(yī)般(bān)见(jiàn)识(shi) to lower oneself to (sb's) level
• 一(yī)般(bān)性(xìng) general
• 一(yī)般(bān)来(lái)讲(jiǎng) generally speaking
• 万(wàn)般(bān)无(wú)奈(nài) to have no way out
• 一(yī)般(bān)而(ér)言(yán) generally speaking
• 天(tiān)下(xià)乌(wū)鸦(yā)一(yī)般(bān)黑(hēi) all crows are black
• 百(bǎi)般(bān)刁(diāo)难(nàn) to put up innumerable obstacles
• 百(bǎi)般(bān)奉(fèng)承(chéng) to fawn upon sb in every possible way
• 一(yī)般(bān)人(rén) average person
• 一(yī)般(bān)原(yuán)则(zé) general principle
• 一(yī)般(bān)规(guī)定(dìng) ordinary provision
• 一(yī)般(bān)贸(mào)易(yì) general trade
• 八(bā)般(bān)头(tóu)风(fēng) eight kinds of "head wind"
• 大(dà)般(bān)涅(niè)槃(pán)经(jīng) Mahāyāna Mahāparinirvāṇa Sūtra, aka the Nirvana Sutra, of which two major Chinese translations are extant, influential in the development of East Asian Buddhism
• 百(bǎi)般(bān)巴(bā)结(jié) to flatter someone in a hundred different ways
• 背(bēi)着(zhe)抱(bào)着(zhe)一(yī)般(bān)重(zhòng) lit. whether one carries it on one's back or in one's arms, it's equally heavy

18 words.

• 一(yī)般(bān)說(shuō)來(lái) generally speaking
• 一(yī)般(bān)來(lái)說(shuō) generally speaking
• 一(yī)般(bān)見(jiàn)識(shi) to lower oneself to (sb's) level
• 一(yī)般(bān)性(xìng) general
• 一(yī)般(bān)來(lái)講(jiǎng) generally speaking
• 萬(wàn)般(bān)無(wú)奈(nài) to have no way out
• 一(yī)般(bān)而(ér)言(yán) generally speaking
• 天(tiān)下(xià)烏(wū)鴉(yā)一(yī)般(bān)黑(hēi) all crows are black
• 百(bǎi)般(bān)刁(diāo)難(nàn) to put up innumerable obstacles
• 百(bǎi)般(bān)奉(fèng)承(chéng) to fawn upon sb in every possible way
• 一(yī)般(bān)人(rén) average person
• 一(yī)般(bān)原(yuán)則(zé) general principle
• 一(yī)般(bān)規(guī)定(dìng) ordinary provision
• 一(yī)般(bān)貿(mào)易(yì) general trade
• 八(bā)般(bān)頭(tóu)風(fēng) eight kinds of "head wind"
• 大(dà)般(bān)涅(niè)槃(pán)經(jīng) Mahāyāna Mahāparinirvāṇa Sūtra, aka the Nirvana Sutra, of which two major Chinese translations are extant, influential in the development of East Asian Buddhism
• 百(bǎi)般(bān)巴(bā)結(jié) to flatter someone in a hundred different ways
• 背(bēi)著(zhe)抱(bào)著(zhe)一(yī)般(bān)重(zhòng) lit. whether one carries it on one's back or in one's arms, it's equally heavy