There are 30 total results for your 敘 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
敘 叙 see styles |
xù xu4 hsü |
to narrate; to chat |
敘事 叙事 see styles |
xù shì xu4 shi4 hsü shih |
narrative See: 叙事 |
敘文 叙文 see styles |
xù wén xu4 wen2 hsü wen |
variant of 序文[xu4 wen2] See: 叙文 |
敘明 叙明 see styles |
xù míng xu4 ming2 hsü ming |
detailed accounting |
敘永 叙永 see styles |
xù yǒng xu4 yong3 hsü yung |
Xuyong county in Luzhou 瀘州|泸州[Lu2 zhou1], Sichuan |
敘舊 叙旧 see styles |
xù jiù xu4 jiu4 hsü chiu |
to reminisce; to talk about former times |
敘言 叙言 see styles |
xù yán xu4 yan2 hsü yen |
variant of 序言[xu4 yan2] |
敘談 叙谈 see styles |
xù tán xu4 tan2 hsü t`an hsü tan |
to chat |
敘述 叙述 see styles |
xù shù xu4 shu4 hsü shu |
to relate (a story or information); to tell or talk about; to recount; narration; telling; narrative; account See: 叙述 |
以敘 以叙 see styles |
yǐ xù yi3 xu4 i hsü |
Israel-Syria |
倒敘 倒叙 see styles |
dào xù dao4 xu4 tao hsü |
to start a narrative at the end (or midway), then proceed chronologically from the beginning; to flash back; flashback (in a novel, movie etc) See: 倒叙 |
埃敘 埃叙 see styles |
āi xù ai1 xu4 ai hsü |
Egypt-Syria |
引敘 引叙 see styles |
yǐn xù yin3 xu4 yin hsü |
reported speech (in grammar) |
聊敘 聊叙 see styles |
liáo xù liao2 xu4 liao hsü |
to speak tentatively |
茶敘 茶叙 see styles |
chá xù cha2 xu4 ch`a hsü cha hsü |
to take tea and chat; a small-scale informal gathering with tea and snacks |
記敘 记叙 see styles |
jì xù ji4 xu4 chi hsü |
to narrate; narrative |
追敘 追叙 see styles |
zhuī xù zhui1 xu4 chui hsü |
to recount what happened prior to events already known |
鋪敘 铺叙 see styles |
pū xù pu1 xu4 p`u hsü pu hsü |
to explain all the details; complete narrative |
面敘 面叙 see styles |
miàn xù mian4 xu4 mien hsü |
to talk face-to-face |
順敘 顺叙 see styles |
shùn xù shun4 xu4 shun hsü |
chronological narrative |
敘事詩 叙事诗 see styles |
xù shì shī xu4 shi4 shi1 hsü shih shih |
narrative poem |
敘利亞 叙利亚 see styles |
xù lì yà xu4 li4 ya4 hsü li ya |
Syria |
敘拉古 叙拉古 see styles |
xù lā gǔ xu4 la1 gu3 hsü la ku |
Syracuse, Sicily; also written 錫拉庫薩|锡拉库萨[Xi1 la1 ku4 sa4] |
敘永縣 叙永县 see styles |
xù yǒng xiàn xu4 yong3 xian4 hsü yung hsien |
Xuyong county in Luzhou 瀘州|泸州[Lu2 zhou1], Sichuan |
敘述性 叙述性 see styles |
xù shù xìng xu4 shu4 xing4 hsü shu hsing |
narrative |
記敘文 记叙文 see styles |
jì xù wén ji4 xu4 wen2 chi hsü wen |
narrative writing; written narration |
銓敘部 铨叙部 see styles |
quán xù bù quan2 xu4 bu4 ch`üan hsü pu chüan hsü pu |
Ministry of Civil Service, Taiwan |
敘利亞文 叙利亚文 see styles |
xù lì yà wén xu4 li4 ya4 wen2 hsü li ya wen |
Syriac language (from c. 2nd century BC); the Syriac script |
敘功行賞 叙功行赏 see styles |
xù gōng xíng shǎng xu4 gong1 xing2 shang3 hsü kung hsing shang |
to review records and decide on rewards (idiom) |
綜合敘述 综合叙述 see styles |
zōng hé xù shù zong1 he2 xu4 shu4 tsung ho hsü shu |
to summarize; a summary |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 30 results for "敘" 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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