There are 21 total results for your 份子 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
份子 分子 see styles |
fèn zi fen4 zi5 fen tzu |
one's share of expenses (e.g. when buying a gift collectively); cash gift See: 分子 |
份子錢 份子钱 see styles |
fèn zi qián fen4 zi5 qian2 fen tzu ch`ien fen tzu chien |
gift money (on the occasion of a wedding etc) |
出份子 see styles |
chū fèn zi chu1 fen4 zi5 ch`u fen tzu chu fen tzu |
to club together (to offer a gift); to hold a whip-round |
壞份子 坏分子 see styles |
huài fèn zǐ huai4 fen4 zi3 huai fen tzu |
bad element; bad egg; troublemaker |
湊份子 凑份子 see styles |
còu fèn zi cou4 fen4 zi5 ts`ou fen tzu tsou fen tzu |
to pool resources (for a gift, project etc) |
分離份子 分离分子 see styles |
fēn lí fèn zǐ fen1 li2 fen4 zi3 fen li fen tzu |
separatist |
反動份子 反动分子 see styles |
fǎn dòng fèn zǐ fan3 dong4 fen4 zi3 fan tung fen tzu |
reactionaries; reactionary elements |
反叛份子 反叛分子 see styles |
fǎn pàn fèn zǐ fan3 pan4 fen4 zi3 fan p`an fen tzu fan pan fen tzu |
insurgent; rebel |
右派份子 右派分子 see styles |
yòu pài fèn zǐ you4 pai4 fen4 zi3 yu p`ai fen tzu yu pai fen tzu |
rightist elements |
敵特份子 敌特分子 see styles |
dí tè fèn zǐ di2 te4 fen4 zi3 ti t`e fen tzu ti te fen tzu |
enemy agents in our midst; reds under the beds |
極右份子 极右分子 see styles |
jí yòu fèn zǐ ji2 you4 fen4 zi3 chi yu fen tzu |
an extreme right-winger |
極端份子 极端分子 see styles |
jí duān fèn zǐ ji2 duan1 fen4 zi3 chi tuan fen tzu |
extremist |
武裝份子 武装分子 see styles |
wǔ zhuāng fèn zǐ wu3 zhuang1 fen4 zi3 wu chuang fen tzu |
armed groups; fighters; gunmen |
活躍份子 活跃分子 see styles |
huó yuè fèn zǐ huo2 yue4 fen4 zi3 huo yüeh fen tzu |
activist |
激進份子 激进分子 see styles |
jī jìn fèn zǐ ji1 jin4 fen4 zi3 chi chin fen tzu |
radicals; extremists |
異議份子 异议分子 see styles |
yì yì fèn zǐ yi4 yi4 fen4 zi3 i i fen tzu |
dissidents; dissenting faction |
積極份子 积极分子 see styles |
jī jí fèn zǐ ji1 ji2 fen4 zi3 chi chi fen tzu |
enthusiast; zealot |
納粹份子 纳粹分子 see styles |
nà cuì fèn zǐ na4 cui4 fen4 zi3 na ts`ui fen tzu na tsui fen tzu |
Nazi |
顛覆份子 颠覆分子 see styles |
diān fù fèn zǐ dian1 fu4 fen4 zi3 tien fu fen tzu |
wrecker; saboteur |
激進武裝份子 激进武装分子 see styles |
jī jìn wǔ zhuāng fèn zǐ ji1 jin4 wu3 zhuang1 fen4 zi3 chi chin wu chuang fen tzu |
armed extremists |
肅清反革命份子 肃清反革命分子 see styles |
sù qīng fǎn gé mìng fèn zǐ su4 qing1 fan3 ge2 ming4 fen4 zi3 su ch`ing fan ko ming fen tzu su ching fan ko ming fen tzu |
to eliminate counterrevolutionaries; abbr. to 肅反|肃反[su4 fan3] |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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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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