There are 21 total results for your 不著 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
不著 不着 see styles |
bù zháo bu4 zhao2 pu chao fujaku |
no need; need not to doe not stick |
夠不著 够不着 see styles |
gòu bu zháo gou4 bu5 zhao2 kou pu chao |
to be unable to reach |
找不著 找不着 see styles |
zhǎo bu zháo zhao3 bu5 zhao2 chao pu chao |
to be unable to find |
摸不著 摸不着 see styles |
mō bu zháo mo1 bu5 zhao2 mo pu chao |
can't touch; can't reach; (fig.) unable to get a grasp of |
數不著 数不着 see styles |
shǔ bù zháo shu3 bu4 zhao2 shu pu chao |
see 數不上|数不上[shu3 bu4 shang4] |
犯不著 犯不着 see styles |
fàn bu zháo fan4 bu5 zhao2 fan pu chao |
not worthwhile |
用不著 用不着 see styles |
yòng bu zháo yong4 bu5 zhao2 yung pu chao |
not need; have no use for |
管不著 管不着 see styles |
guǎn bu zháo guan3 bu5 zhao2 kuan pu chao |
to have no right or ability to interfere in something; it's none of your business! |
不著痕跡 不着痕迹 see styles |
bù zhuó hén jì bu4 zhuo2 hen2 ji4 pu cho hen chi |
to leave no trace; seamlessly; unobtrusively |
不著邊際 不着边际 see styles |
bù zhuó biān jì bu4 zhuo2 bian1 ji4 pu cho pien chi |
not to the point; wide of the mark; neither here nor there; irrelevant |
找不著北 找不着北 see styles |
zhǎo bu zháo běi zhao3 bu5 zhao2 bei3 chao pu chao pei |
to be confused and disoriented |
摸不著邊 摸不着边 see styles |
mō bu zháo biān mo1 bu5 zhao2 bian1 mo pu chao pien |
can't make head or tail of |
不著陸飛行 不着陆飞行 see styles |
bù zhuó lù fēi xíng bu4 zhuo2 lu4 fei1 xing2 pu cho lu fei hsing |
nonstop flight |
摸不著頭腦 摸不着头脑 see styles |
mō bu zháo tóu nǎo mo1 bu5 zhao2 tou2 nao3 mo pu chao t`ou nao mo pu chao tou nao |
to be unable to make any sense of the matter; to be at a loss |
著三不著兩 着三不着两 see styles |
zháo sān bù zháo liǎng zhao2 san1 bu4 zhao2 liang3 chao san pu chao liang |
scatter-brained; thoughtless |
偷雞不著蝕把米 偷鸡不着蚀把米 see styles |
tōu jī bù zháo shí bǎ mǐ tou1 ji1 bu4 zhao2 shi2 ba3 mi3 t`ou chi pu chao shih pa mi tou chi pu chao shih pa mi |
see 偷雞不成蝕把米|偷鸡不成蚀把米[tou1 ji1 bu4 cheng2 shi2 ba3 mi3] |
不著香華鬘不香塗身 不着香华鬘不香涂身 see styles |
bù zhù xiāng huā mán bù xiāng tú shēn bu4 zhu4 xiang1 hua1 man2 bu4 xiang1 tu2 shen1 pu chu hsiang hua man pu hsiang t`u shen pu chu hsiang hua man pu hsiang tu shen fujaku kōkeman fukōzushin |
mālā-gandha-vilepana-dhāraṇa-maṇḍana-vibhūṣaṇasthānād vairamaṇī (virati). The eighth commandment against adorning the body with wreaths of fragrant fowers, or using fragrant unguents. |
丈二金剛摸不著頭腦 丈二金刚摸不着头脑 see styles |
zhàng èr jīn gāng mō bu zháo tóu nǎo zhang4 er4 jin1 gang1 mo1 bu5 zhao2 tou2 nao3 chang erh chin kang mo pu chao t`ou nao chang erh chin kang mo pu chao tou nao |
see 丈二和尚，摸不著頭腦|丈二和尚，摸不着头脑[zhang4 er4 he2 shang5 , mo1 bu5 zhao2 tou2 nao3] |
前不著村，後不著店 前不着村，后不着店 see styles |
qián bù zháo cūn , hòu bù zháo diàn qian2 bu4 zhao2 cun1 , hou4 bu4 zhao2 dian4 ch`ien pu chao ts`un , hou pu chao tien chien pu chao tsun , hou pu chao tien |
lit. no village ahead and no inn behind (idiom); fig. to be stranded in the middle of nowhere; to be in a predicament |
身皮細滑塵垢不著相 身皮细滑尘垢不着相 see styles |
shēn pí xì huá chén gòu bù zhāo xiàng shen1 pi2 xi4 hua2 chen2 gou4 bu4 zhao1 xiang4 shen p`i hsi hua ch`en kou pu chao hsiang shen pi hsi hua chen kou pu chao hsiang shinpi saikatsu jinku fujaku sō |
his skin is fine and smooth such that dirt does not stick |
丈二和尚，摸不著頭腦 丈二和尚，摸不着头脑 see styles |
zhàng èr hé shang , mō bu zháo tóu nǎo zhang4 er4 he2 shang5 , mo1 bu5 zhao2 tou2 nao3 chang erh ho shang , mo pu chao t`ou nao chang erh ho shang , mo pu chao tou nao |
lit. like a three-meter high monk, you can't rub his head (idiom); fig. at a total loss |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 21 results for "不著" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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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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