There are 46 total results for your 遞 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
遞 递 see styles |
dì di4 ti |
to hand over; to pass on; to deliver; (bound form) progressively; in the proper order |
遞交 递交 see styles |
dì jiāo di4 jiao1 ti chiao |
to present; to give; to hand over; to hand in; to lay before |
遞加 递加 see styles |
dì jiā di4 jia1 ti chia |
progressively increasing |
遞升 递升 see styles |
dì shēng di4 sheng1 ti sheng |
to ascend progressively |
遞增 递增 see styles |
dì zēng di4 zeng1 ti tseng |
to increase by degrees; in increasing order; incremental; progressive |
遞嬗 递嬗 see styles |
dì shàn di4 shan4 ti shan |
(literary) to go through successive changes; to evolve |
遞推 递推 see styles |
dì tuī di4 tui1 ti t`ui ti tui |
recursion; recursive (calculation); recurrence |
遞歸 递归 see styles |
dì guī di4 gui1 ti kuei |
recursion; recursive (calculation); recurrence |
遞減 递减 see styles |
dì jiǎn di4 jian3 ti chien |
progressively decreasing; gradually falling; in descending order |
遞給 递给 see styles |
dì gěi di4 gei3 ti kei |
to hand it (i.e. the aforementioned item) to (sb) |
遞補 递补 see styles |
dì bǔ di4 bu3 ti pu |
to substitute; to complement in the proper order; to fill vacancies progressively |
遞解 递解 see styles |
dì jiè di4 jie4 ti chieh |
to escort a criminal under guard (in former times) |
遞質 递质 see styles |
dì zhì di4 zhi4 ti chih |
neurotransmitter |
遞迴 递回 see styles |
dì huí di4 hui2 ti hui |
see 遞歸|递归[di4 gui1] |
遞送 递送 see styles |
dì sòng di4 song4 ti sung |
to send (a message); to deliver |
遞進 递进 see styles |
dì jìn di4 jin4 ti chin |
gradual progress; to go forward one stage at a time |
遞降 递降 see styles |
dì jiàng di4 jiang4 ti chiang |
to go down by degrees; progressively decreasing |
傳遞 传递 see styles |
chuán dì chuan2 di4 ch`uan ti chuan ti |
to transmit; to pass on to sb else; (math.) transitive |
呈遞 呈递 see styles |
chéng dì cheng2 di4 ch`eng ti cheng ti |
to present; to submit |
寄遞 寄递 see styles |
jì dì ji4 di4 chi ti |
delivery (of mail) |
專遞 专递 see styles |
zhuān dì zhuan1 di4 chuan ti |
to make a special delivery; to courier |
快遞 快递 see styles |
kuài dì kuai4 di4 k`uai ti kuai ti |
express delivery |
投遞 投递 see styles |
tóu dì tou2 di4 t`ou ti tou ti |
to deliver |
更遞 更递 see styles |
gēng dì geng1 di4 keng ti |
to change; to substitute |
轉遞 转递 see styles |
zhuǎn dì zhuan3 di4 chuan ti |
to pass on; to relay |
速遞 速递 see styles |
sù dì su4 di4 su ti |
courier |
郵遞 邮递 see styles |
yóu dì you2 di4 yu ti |
to mail; to deliver (through the post) |
遞條子 递条子 see styles |
dì tiáo zi di4 tiao2 zi5 ti t`iao tzu ti tiao tzu |
to pass a message |
遞眼色 递眼色 see styles |
dì yǎn sè di4 yan3 se4 ti yen se |
to give sb a meaningful look |
傳遞者 传递者 see styles |
chuán dì zhě chuan2 di4 zhe3 ch`uan ti che chuan ti che |
messenger; transmitter (of information) |
力傳遞 力传递 see styles |
lì chuán dì li4 chuan2 di4 li ch`uan ti li chuan ti |
mechanical transmission |
快遞員 快递员 see styles |
kuài dì yuán kuai4 di4 yuan2 k`uai ti yüan kuai ti yüan |
package delivery person; courier |
投遞員 投递员 see styles |
tóu dì yuán tou2 di4 yuan2 t`ou ti yüan tou ti yüan |
courier; mailman |
郵遞員 邮递员 see styles |
yóu dì yuán you2 di4 yuan2 yu ti yüan |
mailman |
非遞推 非递推 see styles |
fēi dì tuī fei1 di4 tui1 fei ti t`ui fei ti tui |
nonrecursive |
遞推公式 递推公式 see styles |
dì tuī gōng shì di4 tui1 gong1 shi4 ti t`ui kung shih ti tui kung shih |
recurrence formula |
遞推關係 递推关系 see styles |
dì tuī guān xì di4 tui1 guan1 xi4 ti t`ui kuan hsi ti tui kuan hsi |
recurrence relation |
一遞一個 一递一个 see styles |
yī dì yī gè yi1 di4 yi1 ge4 i ti i ko |
one after another |
一遞一聲 一递一声 see styles |
yī dì yī shēng yi1 di4 yi1 sheng1 i ti i sheng |
(of singers etc) one answering the other |
力學傳遞 力学传递 see styles |
lì xué chuán dì li4 xue2 chuan2 di4 li hsüeh ch`uan ti li hsüeh chuan ti |
mechanical transmission |
搬唇遞舌 搬唇递舌 see styles |
bān chún dì shé ban1 chun2 di4 she2 pan ch`un ti she pan chun ti she |
to pass on stories (idiom); to sow dissension; to blab; to tell tales |
敦豪快遞 敦豪快递 see styles |
dūn háo kuài dì dun1 hao2 kuai4 di4 tun hao k`uai ti tun hao kuai ti |
DHL |
特快專遞 特快专递 see styles |
tè kuài zhuān dì te4 kuai4 zhuan1 di4 t`e k`uai chuan ti te kuai chuan ti |
express mail |
聯邦快遞 联邦快递 see styles |
lián bāng kuài dì lian2 bang1 kuai4 di4 lien pang k`uai ti lien pang kuai ti |
FedEx |
郵遞區號 邮递区号 see styles |
yóu dì qū hào you2 di4 qu1 hao4 yu ti ch`ü hao yu ti chü hao |
ZIP code; postal code |
敦豪快遞公司 敦豪快递公司 see styles |
dūn háo kuài dì gōng sī dun1 hao2 kuai4 di4 gong1 si1 tun hao k`uai ti kung ssu tun hao kuai ti kung ssu |
DHL |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 46 results for "遞" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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