There are 54 total results for your 爬 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
爬 see styles |
pá pa2 p`a pa |
to crawl; to climb; to get up or sit up |
爬う see styles |
hau はう |
(irregular kanji usage) (v5u,vi) to creep; to crawl |
爬上 see styles |
pá shàng pa2 shang4 p`a shang pa shang |
to climb up |
爬升 see styles |
pá shēng pa2 sheng1 p`a sheng pa sheng |
to rise; to ascend; to climb (airplane etc); to go up (sales figures etc); to gain promotion |
爬山 see styles |
pá shān pa2 shan1 p`a shan pa shan |
to climb a mountain; to mountaineer; hiking; mountaineering |
爬揚 see styles |
hayagari はやがり |
(surname) Hayagari |
爬梳 see styles |
pá shū pa2 shu1 p`a shu pa shu |
to comb through (historical documents etc); to unravel |
爬泳 see styles |
pá yǒng pa2 yong3 p`a yung pa yung |
crawl (swimming stroke) |
爬灰 see styles |
pá huī pa2 hui1 p`a hui pa hui |
incest between father-in-law and daughter-in-law; also written 扒灰 |
爬牆 爬墙 see styles |
pá qiáng pa2 qiang2 p`a ch`iang pa chiang |
to climb a wall; (fig.) to be unfaithful |
爬犁 see styles |
pá lí pa2 li2 p`a li pa li |
sledge |
爬竜 see styles |
haarii / hari はありい |
(kana only) Okinawan dragon boat race |
爬竿 see styles |
pá gān pa2 gan1 p`a kan pa kan |
pole-climbing (as gymnastics or circus act); climbing pole |
爬虫 see styles |
hachuu / hachu はちゅう |
reptile |
爬蝦 爬虾 see styles |
pá xiā pa2 xia1 p`a hsia pa hsia |
mantis shrimp |
爬蟲 爬虫 see styles |
pá chóng pa2 chong2 p`a ch`ung pa chung |
reptile; (Internet) web crawler See: 爬虫 |
爬行 see styles |
pá xíng pa2 xing2 p`a hsing pa hsing hakou / hako はこう |
to crawl; to creep (noun/participle) creeping; crawling |
爬龍 see styles |
haarii / hari はありい |
(kana only) Okinawan dragon boat race |
掻爬 see styles |
souha / soha そうは |
(noun/participle) curettage |
攀爬 see styles |
pān pá pan1 pa2 p`an p`a pan pa |
to climb |
爬山虎 see styles |
pá shān hǔ pa2 shan1 hu3 p`a shan hu pa shan hu |
Boston ivy or Japanese creeper (Parthenocissus tricuspidata) |
爬格子 see styles |
pá gé zi pa2 ge2 zi5 p`a ko tzu pa ko tzu |
(oral) to write (esp. for a living); to spell out laboriously on squared paper |
爬虫綱 see styles |
hachuukou / hachuko はちゅうこう |
Reptilia |
爬虫類 see styles |
hachuurui / hachurui はちゅうるい |
reptiles |
爬蟲類 爬虫类 see styles |
pá chóng lèi pa2 chong2 lei4 p`a ch`ung lei pa chung lei |
reptiles; also written 爬行類|爬行类 |
爬行性 see styles |
hakousei / hakose はこうせい |
sluggishness |
爬行類 爬行类 see styles |
pá xíng lèi pa2 xing2 lei4 p`a hsing lei pa hsing lei |
reptiles; also written 爬行動物|爬行动物 |
爬龍橋 see styles |
haryuubashi / haryubashi はりゅうばし |
(place-name) Haryūbashi |
橫爬行 横爬行 see styles |
héng pá xíng heng2 pa2 xing2 heng p`a hsing heng pa hsing |
to walk sideways; crab-wise |
水爬虫 see styles |
tagame たがめ |
(kana only) Lethocerus deyrollei (species of giant water bug) |
狗爬式 see styles |
gǒu pá shì gou3 pa2 shi4 kou p`a shih kou pa shih |
dog paddle (swimming style); doggy style (sex position) |
草爬子 see styles |
cǎo pá zi cao3 pa2 zi5 ts`ao p`a tzu tsao pa tzu |
tick (zoology) |
蝦爬子 虾爬子 see styles |
xiā pá zi xia1 pa2 zi5 hsia p`a tzu hsia pa tzu |
mantis shrimp |
爬山涉水 see styles |
pá shān shè shuǐ pa2 shan1 she4 shui3 p`a shan she shui pa shan she shui |
to climb mountains and wade rivers (idiom); fig. to make a long and difficult journey |
爬虫類学 see styles |
hachuuruigaku / hachuruigaku はちゅうるいがく |
herpetology |
爬蟲動物 爬虫动物 see styles |
pá chóng dòng wù pa2 chong2 dong4 wu4 p`a ch`ung tung wu pa chung tung wu |
reptile |
爬行動物 爬行动物 see styles |
pá xíng dòng wù pa2 xing2 dong4 wu4 p`a hsing tung wu pa hsing tung wu |
reptile |
吃裡爬外 吃里爬外 see styles |
chī lǐ pá wài chi1 li3 pa2 wai4 ch`ih li p`a wai chih li pa wai |
to work against the interests of sb one derives support from; to double-cross one's employer; to bite the hand that feeds you |
摸爬滾打 摸爬滚打 see styles |
mō pá gǔn dǎ mo1 pa2 gun3 da3 mo p`a kun ta mo pa kun ta |
to go through challenging experiences; to become seasoned (in one's profession etc) |
跌跌爬爬 see styles |
diē diē pá pá die1 die1 pa2 pa2 tieh tieh p`a p`a tieh tieh pa pa |
stumbling along |
連滾帶爬 连滚带爬 see styles |
lián gǔn dài pá lian2 gun3 dai4 pa2 lien kun tai p`a lien kun tai pa |
rolling and crawling; trying frantically to escape (idiom) |
Variations: |
haarii; haarii / hari; hari はありい; ハーリー |
(kana only) (See 飛竜・ペーロン) Okinawan dragon boat race |
爬虫類学者 see styles |
hachuuruigakusha / hachuruigakusha はちゅうるいがくしゃ |
herpetologist |
糟齒類爬蟲 糟齿类爬虫 see styles |
zāo chǐ lèi pá chóng zao1 chi3 lei4 pa2 chong2 tsao ch`ih lei p`a ch`ung tsao chih lei pa chung |
thecodontia (primitive dinosaur) |
爬虫両棲類学 see styles |
hachuuryouseiruigaku / hachuryoseruigaku はちゅうりょうせいるいがく |
herpetology |
爬虫両生類学 see styles |
hachuuryouseiruigaku / hachuryoseruigaku はちゅうりょうせいるいがく |
herpetology |
Variations: |
tagame; tagame たがめ; タガメ |
(kana only) Lethocerus deyrollei (species of giant water bug) |
哺乳類型爬虫類 see styles |
honyuuruigatahachuurui / honyuruigatahachurui ほにゅうるいがたはちゅうるい |
(See 単弓類・2) mammal-like reptile |
Variations: |
souha / soha そうは |
(noun, transitive verb) curettage |
Variations: |
souha / soha そうは |
(noun, transitive verb) {med} curettage |
Variations: |
hachuurui / hachurui はちゅうるい |
reptiles |
人往高處爬,水往低處流 人往高处爬,水往低处流 see styles |
rén wǎng gāo chù pá , shuǐ wǎng dī chù liú ren2 wang3 gao1 chu4 pa2 , shui3 wang3 di1 chu4 liu2 jen wang kao ch`u p`a , shui wang ti ch`u liu jen wang kao chu pa , shui wang ti chu liu |
see 人往高處走,水往低處流|人往高处走,水往低处流[ren2 wang3 gao1 chu4 zou3 , shui3 wang3 di1 chu4 liu2] |
Variations: |
hachuuryouseiruigaku / hachuryoseruigaku はちゅうりょうせいるいがく |
herpetology |
Variations: |
hau はう |
(v5u,vi) (See 爬行) to creep; to crawl |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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