Chinese dictionary

A Chinese dictionary (词典 cídiǎn) for learners. Every entry keeps its meanings under the reading they belong to, so a word read two ways is two sets of meanings rather than one list to guess at.

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• 万(wàn)幸(xìng) very lucky indeed
• 萬(wàn)幸(xìng) very lucky indeed
• 万(wàn)秀(xiù)区(qū) Wanxiu, a district of Wuzhou City 梧州市 wúzhōushì, Guangxi
• 萬(wàn)秀(xiù)區(qū) Wanxiu, a district of Wuzhou City 梧州市 wúzhōushì, Guangxi
• 万(wàn)洋(yáng)山(shān) Mt Wanyang between Jiangxi and Hunan
• 萬(wàn)洋(yáng)山(shān) Mt Wanyang between Jiangxi and Hunan
• 万(wàn)一(yī) just in case
• 萬(wàn)一(yī) just in case
• 万(wàn)亿(yì) trillion
• 萬(wàn)億(yì) trillion
• 万(wàn)应(yìng)灵(líng)丹(dān) panacea
• 萬(wàn)應(yìng)靈(líng)丹(dān) panacea
• 万(wàn)用(yòng)表(biǎo) multimeter
• 萬(wàn)用(yòng)表(biǎo) multimeter
• 万(wàn)用(yòng)字(zì)元(yuán) wildcard character
• 萬(wàn)用(yòng)字(zì)元(yuán) wildcard character
• 万(wàn)有(yǒu) universal
• 萬(wàn)有(yǒu) universal
• 万(wàn)有(yǒu)引(yǐn)力(lì) universal gravitation
• 萬(wàn)有(yǒu)引(yǐn)力(lì) universal gravitation
• 万(wàn)元(yuán)户(hù) household with savings or annual income of 10,000 yuan or more
• 萬(wàn)元(yuán)戶(hù) household with savings or annual income of 10,000 yuan or more
• 万(wàn)源(yuán)市(shì) Wanyuan, a county-level city in Dazhou City 达州市 dázhōushì, Sichuan
• 萬(wàn)源(yuán)市(shì) Wanyuan, a county-level city in Dazhou City 达州市 dázhōushì, Sichuan
• 万(wàn)载(zài)县(xiàn) Wanzai, a county in Yichun City 宜春市 yíchūnshì, Jiangxi
• 萬(wàn)載(zài)縣(xiàn) Wanzai, a county in Yichun City 宜春市 yíchūnshì, Jiangxi
• 万(wàn)丈(zhàng) lit. ten thousand fathoms
• 萬(wàn)丈(zhàng) lit. ten thousand fathoms
• 万(wàn)丈(zhàng)高(gāo)楼(lóu)平(píng)地(dì)起(qǐ) towering buildings are built up from the ground
• 萬(wàn)丈(zhàng)高(gāo)樓(lóu)平(píng)地(dì)起(qǐ) towering buildings are built up from the ground
• 万(wàn)智(zhì)牌(pái) Magic the gathering
• 萬(wàn)智(zhì)牌(pái) Magic the gathering
• 万(wàn)众(zhòng)一(yī)心(xīn) the people united
• 萬(wàn)眾(zhòng)一(yī)心(xīn) the people united
• 万(wàn)州(zhōu)区(qū) Wanzhou, a district of Chongqing 重庆 chóngqìng
• 萬(wàn)州(zhōu)區(qū) Wanzhou, a district of Chongqing 重庆 chóngqìng
• 万(wàn)紫(zǐ)千(qiān)红(hóng) a blaze of color
• 萬(wàn)紫(zǐ)千(qiān)紅(hóng) a blaze of color
• 腕(wàn)子(zi) wrist
• 腕(wàn)足(zú) tentacle
• 腕(wàn)足(zú)动(dòng)物(wù) brachiopod
• 腕(wàn)足(zú)動(dòng)物(wù) brachiopod
• 尢(wāng) lame
• 尪(wāng) feeble
• 汪(wāng) expanse of water
• 汪(wāng)道(dào)涵(hán) Wang Daohan (1915-2005), former president of the Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits
• 汪(wāng)东(dōng)城(chéng) Jiro Wang (1981-), Taiwanese singer and actor
• 汪(wāng)東(dōng)城(chéng) Jiro Wang (1981-), Taiwanese singer and actor
• 汪(wāng)精(jīng)卫(wèi) Wang Jingwei (1883–1944), Chinese politician who later collaborated with Japan during World War II
• 汪(wāng)精(jīng)衛(wèi) Wang Jingwei (1883–1944), Chinese politician who later collaborated with Japan during World War II
• 汪(wāng)清(qīng)县(xiàn) Wangqing, a county in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture 延边朝鲜族自治州 yánbiāncháoxiǎnzúzìzhìzhōu, Jilin
• 汪(wāng)清(qīng)縣(xiàn) Wangqing, a county in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture 延边朝鲜族自治州 yánbiāncháoxiǎnzúzìzhìzhōu, Jilin
• 汪(wāng)汪(wāng) gleaming with tears
• 汪(wāng)啸(xiào)风(fēng) Wang Xiaofeng (1944-), fourth governor of Hainan
• 汪(wāng)嘯(xiào)風(fēng) Wang Xiaofeng (1944-), fourth governor of Hainan
• 汪(wāng)星(xīng)人(rén) dog
• 汪(wāng)洋(yáng) vast body of water
• 亡(wáng) to die
• 王(wáng) king or monarch
• 王(wáng)安(ān)石(shí) Wang Anshi (1021-1086), Song dynasty politician and writer, one of the Eight Giants 唐宋八大家
• 王(wáng)八(bā)蛋(dàn) bastard
• 王(wáng)八(ba) softshell turtle
• 王(wáng)弼(bì) Wang Bi (226-249), Chinese neo-Daoist philosopher
• 亡(wáng)兵(bīng)紀(jì)念(niàn)日(rì) Memorial Day
• 亡(wáng)兵(bīng)纪(jì)念(niàn)日(rì) Memorial Day
• 王(wáng)勃(bó) Wang Bo (650-676), one of the Four Great Poets of the Early Tang 初唐四杰 chūtángsìjié
• 王(wáng)不(bù)留(liú)行(xíng) cowherb
• 王(wáng)粲(càn) Wang Can (177-217), poet, generally regarded as the most brilliant of "the seven masters of Jian'an" 建安 jiànān
• 王(wáng)朝(cháo) dynasty
• 王(wáng)充(chōng) Wang Chong (27-97), rationalist and critical philosopher
• 王(wáng)储(chǔ) crown prince
• 王(wáng)儲(chǔ) crown prince
• 王(wáng)岱(dài)舆(yú) Wang Daiyu (1584-1670), Hui Islamic scholar of the Ming-Qing transition
• 王(wáng)岱(dài)輿(yú) Wang Daiyu (1584-1670), Hui Islamic scholar of the Ming-Qing transition
• 王(wáng)丹(dān) Wang Dan (1969-), Chinese dissident, one of the leaders of the Beijing student democracy movement of 1989
• 王(wáng)导(dǎo) Wang Dao (276-339), powerful official of Jin dynasty and brother of general Wang Dun 王敦, regent of Jin from 325
• 王(wáng)導(dǎo) Wang Dao (276-339), powerful official of Jin dynasty and brother of general Wang Dun 王敦, regent of Jin from 325
• 王(wáng)道(dào) the Way of the King
• 王(wáng)敦(dūn) Wang Dun (266-324), powerful general of Jin dynasty and brother of civil official Wang Dao 王导, subsequently rebellious warlord 322-324
• 王(wáng)法(fǎ) the law
• 王(wáng)妃(fēi) princess
• 王(wáng)菲(fēi) Faye Wong (1969-), Hong Kong pop star and actress
• 王(wáng)夫(fū)之(zhī) Wang Fuzhi (1619-1692), wide-ranging scholar of the Ming-Qing transition
• 王(wáng)府(fǔ) prince's mansion
• 王(wáng)府(fǔ)井(jǐng) Wangfujing, a shopping district in Beijing, known for its pedestrian street, luxury brands, traditional stores and vibrant food markets
• 王(wáng)公(gōng) princes and dukes
• 王(wáng)宫(gōng) imperial palace
• 王(wáng)宮(gōng) imperial palace
• 亡(wáng)故(gù) to die
• 王(wáng)冠(guān) crown
• 亡(wáng)国(guó) to be destroyed
• 亡(wáng)國(guó) to be destroyed
• 王(wáng)国(guó) kingdom
• 王(wáng)國(guó) kingdom
• 王(wáng)国(guó)聚(jù)会(huì)所(suǒ) Kingdom Hall
• 王(wáng)國(guó)聚(jù)會(huì)所(suǒ) Kingdom Hall
• 亡(wáng)国(guó)虏(lǔ) subjugated people
• 亡(wáng)國(guó)虜(lǔ) subjugated people
• 亡(wáng)国(guó)灭(miè)种(zhǒng) total destruction
• 亡(wáng)國(guó)滅(miè)種(zhǒng) total destruction