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12Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
玩 see styles |
wán wan2 wan |
to play; to have fun; to trifle with; toy; something used for amusement; curio or antique (Taiwan pr. [wan4]); to keep something for entertainment |
翫 玩 see styles |
wán wan2 wan itou / ito いとう |
variant of 玩[wan2]; Taiwan pr. [wan4] (surname) Itou |
玩ぶ see styles |
moteasobu もてあそぶ |
(transitive verb) (1) to play with (a toy, one's hair, etc.); to fiddle with; (2) to toy with (one's emotions, etc.); to trifle with; (3) to do with something as one pleases; (4) to appreciate |
玩伴 see styles |
wán bàn wan2 ban4 wan pan |
playmate |
玩偶 see styles |
wán ǒu wan2 ou3 wan ou |
toy figurine; action figure; stuffed animal; doll; (fig.) sb's plaything |
玩兒 玩儿 see styles |
wán r wan2 r5 wan r |
to play; to have fun; to hang out |
玩具 see styles |
wán jù wan2 ju4 wan chü gangu がんぐ omocha おもちゃ |
plaything; toy (kana only) toy; plaything |
玩味 see styles |
wán wèi wan2 wei4 wan wei ganmi がんみ |
to ruminate; to ponder subtleties (noun/participle) relish; appreciation |
玩咖 see styles |
wán kā wan2 ka1 wan k`a wan ka |
(slang) player; playboy; party guy |
玩器 see styles |
wán qì wan2 qi4 wan ch`i wan chi |
elegant plaything; object to appreciate |
玩子 see styles |
motoko もとこ |
(given name) Motoko |
玩完 see styles |
wán wán wan2 wan2 wan wan |
(coll.) to end in failure; to come to grief; to bite the dust |
玩家 see styles |
wán jiā wan2 jia1 wan chia |
player (of a game); enthusiast (audio, model planes etc) |
玩弄 see styles |
wán nòng wan2 nong4 wan nung ganrou / ganro がんろう |
to play with; to toy with; to dally with; to engage in; to resort to (noun/participle) making sport of; making a plaything of; toying with; trifling with; ridicule; mockery |
玩忽 see styles |
wán hū wan2 hu1 wan hu |
to neglect; to trifle with; not to take seriously |
玩意 see styles |
wán yì wan2 yi4 wan i |
toy; plaything; thing; act; trick (in a performance, stage show, acrobatics etc) |
玩樂 玩乐 see styles |
wán lè wan2 le4 wan le |
to play around; to disport oneself |
玩治 see styles |
ganji がんじ |
(given name) Ganji |
玩法 see styles |
wán fǎ wan2 fa3 wan fa |
to play fast and loose with the law; to game the system; (leisure) rules of the game; way of doing an activity; (tourism) way of experiencing a place |
玩火 see styles |
wán huǒ wan2 huo3 wan huo |
to play with fire |
玩牌 see styles |
wán pái wan2 pai2 wan p`ai wan pai |
to play cards; to play mahjong |
玩物 see styles |
wán wù wan2 wu4 wan wu |
toy; plaything |
玩狎 see styles |
wán xiá wan2 xia2 wan hsia |
to trifle; to dally with; to treat casually; to jest |
玩笑 see styles |
wán xiào wan2 xiao4 wan hsiao |
to joke; joke; jest |
玩索 see styles |
wán suǒ wan2 suo3 wan so |
to search for subtle traces; to ponder |
玩者 see styles |
wán zhě wan2 zhe3 wan che |
player |
玩耍 see styles |
wán shuǎ wan2 shua3 wan shua |
to play (as children do); to amuse oneself |
玩興 玩兴 see styles |
wán xìng wan2 xing4 wan hsing |
interest in dallying; in the mood for playing |
玩菓 see styles |
ganga がんが |
(See 食玩) food sold with a toy |
玩藝 玩艺 see styles |
wán yì wan2 yi4 wan i |
variant of 玩意[wan2 yi4] |
玩話 玩话 see styles |
wán huà wan2 hua4 wan hua |
playful talk; joking |
玩象 see styles |
kanzou / kanzo かんぞう |
(given name) Kanzou |
玩賞 玩赏 see styles |
wán shǎng wan2 shang3 wan shang |
to appreciate; to take pleasure in; to enjoy |
玩轉 玩转 see styles |
wán zhuàn wan2 zhuan4 wan chuan |
to know all the ins and outs of something; to get to know (a place) inside out |
玩遍 see styles |
wán biàn wan2 bian4 wan pien |
to visit (a large number of places); to tour around (the whole country, the whole city etc) |
古玩 see styles |
gǔ wán gu3 wan2 ku wan kogan こがん |
antique; curio (given name) Kogan |
奉玩 see styles |
fèng wán feng4 wan2 feng wan Bugan |
Bongwan |
好玩 see styles |
hào wán hao4 wan2 hao wan |
to be playful; to be fond of one's fun |
宗玩 see styles |
sougan / sogan そうがん |
(personal name) Sougan |
展玩 see styles |
zhǎn wán zhan3 wan2 chan wan |
to view close up; to examine and admire |
愛玩 see styles |
aigan あいがん |
(noun/participle) caring for (esp. a pet or a small object); cherishing; being fond of; prizing; treasuring |
把玩 see styles |
bǎ wán ba3 wan2 pa wan |
to turn around in one's hands; to play with; to fiddle with |
清玩 see styles |
qīng wán qing1 wan2 ch`ing wan ching wan |
a refined and elegant object for enjoyment; curio |
童玩 see styles |
tóng wán tong2 wan2 t`ung wan tung wan |
(Tw) traditional handcrafted toy (e.g. spinning top 陀螺[tuo2 luo2], tangram 七巧板[qi1 qiao3 ban3] etc) |
試玩 试玩 see styles |
shì wán shi4 wan2 shih wan |
to try out (a game, toy etc) |
貪玩 贪玩 see styles |
tān wán tan1 wan2 t`an wan tan wan |
to only want to have a good time; to just want to have fun, and to shy away from self-discipline |
賞玩 see styles |
shougan / shogan しょうがん |
(noun/participle) appreciation; admiration; enjoyment |
遊玩 游玩 see styles |
yóu wán you2 wan2 yu wan |
to amuse oneself; to have fun; to go sightseeing; to take a stroll |
重玩 see styles |
chóng wán chong2 wan2 ch`ung wan chung wan |
to replay (a video game) |
雅玩 see styles |
yǎ wán ya3 wan2 ya wan |
elegant pastime; refined plaything |
電玩 电玩 see styles |
diàn wán dian4 wan2 tien wan |
video game |
食玩 see styles |
shí wán shi2 wan2 shih wan shokugan しょくがん |
small toy or figurine included with a food product; DIY candy kit (abbreviation) (See 食品玩具) small toy included with food |
玩不起 see styles |
wán bu qǐ wan2 bu5 qi3 wan pu ch`i wan pu chi |
can't afford to play; (fig.) can't accept it when one loses |
玩兒命 玩儿命 see styles |
wán r mìng wan2 r5 ming4 wan r ming |
to gamble with life; to take reckless risks |
玩兒壞 玩儿坏 see styles |
wán r huài wan2 r5 huai4 wan r huai |
to play tricks on sb |
玩兒完 玩儿完 see styles |
wán r wán wan2 r5 wan2 wan r wan |
erhua variant of 玩完|玩完[wan2 wan2] |
玩兒票 玩儿票 see styles |
wán r piào wan2 r5 piao4 wan r p`iao wan r piao |
amateur dramatics |
玩具屋 see styles |
omochaya おもちゃや |
toy shop |
玩具廠 玩具厂 see styles |
wán jù chǎng wan2 ju4 chang3 wan chü ch`ang wan chü chang |
toy factory |
玩具槍 玩具枪 see styles |
wán jù qiāng wan2 ju4 qiang1 wan chü ch`iang wan chü chiang |
toy gun |
玩具箱 see styles |
omochabako おもちゃばこ |
toy box; toy chest |
玩具銃 see styles |
gangujuu / ganguju がんぐじゅう |
(See トイガン) toy gun |
玩太郎 see styles |
gantarou / gantaro がんたろう |
(male given name) Gantarō |
玩失蹤 玩失踪 see styles |
wán shī zōng wan2 shi1 zong1 wan shih tsung |
to hide oneself (as a joke) |
玩弄品 see styles |
ganrouhin / ganrohin がんろうひん |
(obsolete) toy |
玩弄物 see styles |
ganroubutsu / ganrobutsu がんろうぶつ |
plaything; toy |
玩意兒 玩意儿 see styles |
wán yì r wan2 yi4 r5 wan i r |
erhua variant of 玩意[wan2 yi4] |
玩手腕 see styles |
wán shǒu wàn wan2 shou3 wan4 wan shou wan |
to play tricks; to play at politics |
玩花招 see styles |
wán huā zhāo wan2 hua1 zhao1 wan hua chao |
to play tricks |
玩藝兒 玩艺儿 see styles |
wán yì r wan2 yi4 r5 wan i r |
variant of 玩意兒|玩意儿[wan2 yi4 r5] |
玩陰的 玩阴的 see styles |
wán yīn de wan2 yin1 de5 wan yin te |
to play dirty; crafty; scheming |
古玩店 see styles |
gǔ wán diàn gu3 wan2 dian4 ku wan tien |
antique store |
好玩兒 好玩儿 see styles |
hǎo wán r hao3 wan2 r5 hao wan r |
erhua variant of 好玩[hao3 wan2] |
小玩意 see styles |
xiǎo wán yì xiao3 wan2 yi4 hsiao wan i |
gadget; widget (small item of software) |
性玩具 see styles |
seigangu / segangu せいがんぐ |
(See 性具) sex toy |
性玩物 see styles |
xìng wán wù xing4 wan2 wu4 hsing wan wu |
sex object; sexual plaything |
愛玩物 see styles |
aiganbutsu あいがんぶつ |
prized or treasured object |
愛玩犬 see styles |
aiganken あいがんけん |
pet dog; non-sporting dog |
愛遊玩 爱游玩 see styles |
ài yóu wán ai4 you2 wan2 ai yu wan |
playful |
腿玩年 see styles |
tuǐ wán nián tui3 wan2 nian2 t`ui wan nien tui wan nien |
(slang) stunning legs; sexy legs |
說著玩 说着玩 see styles |
shuō zhe wán shuo1 zhe5 wan2 shuo che wan |
to say something for fun; to be kidding; to joke around |
貪玩兒 贪玩儿 see styles |
tān wán r tan1 wan2 r5 t`an wan r tan wan r |
erhua variant of 貪玩|贪玩[tan1 wan2] |
開玩笑 开玩笑 see styles |
kāi wán xiào kai1 wan2 xiao4 k`ai wan hsiao kai wan hsiao |
to play a joke; to make fun of; to joke |
玩世不恭 see styles |
wán shì bù gōng wan2 shi4 bu4 gong1 wan shih pu kung |
to trifle without respect (idiom); to despise worldly conventions; frivolous |
玩人喪德 玩人丧德 see styles |
wán rén sàng dé wan2 ren2 sang4 de2 wan jen sang te |
to play with others and offend morals; wicked |
玩偶之家 see styles |
wán ǒu zhī jiā wan2 ou3 zhi1 jia1 wan ou chih chia |
Doll's House (1879), drama by Ibsen 易卜生 |
玩兒不轉 玩儿不转 see styles |
wán r bù zhuàn wan2 r5 bu4 zhuan4 wan r pu chuan |
can't handle it; can't find any way (of doing something); not up to the task |
玩兒得轉 玩儿得转 see styles |
wán r dé zhuàn wan2 r5 de2 zhuan4 wan r te chuan |
can handle it; up to the task |
玩兒花招 玩儿花招 see styles |
wán r huā zhāo wan2 r5 hua1 zhao1 wan r hua chao |
to play tricks |
玩具南瓜 see styles |
omochakabocha おもちゃかぼちゃ |
(kana only) Cucurbita pepo; diverse species that includes many varieties of pumpkin, squash and zucchini |
玩具菓子 see styles |
gangugashi がんぐがし |
(See 食玩) food sold with a toy |
玩家角色 see styles |
wán jiā jué sè wan2 jia1 jue2 se4 wan chia chüeh se |
player character (in a role-playing game) |
玩弄詞藻 玩弄词藻 see styles |
wán nòng cí zǎo wan2 nong4 ci2 zao3 wan nung tz`u tsao wan nung tzu tsao |
to juggle with words (dishonestly); to be a hypocrite and hide behind florid rhetoric |
玩忽職守 玩忽职守 see styles |
wán hū zhí shǒu wan2 hu1 zhi2 shou3 wan hu chih shou |
to neglect one's duty; dereliction of duty; malpractice |
玩火自焚 see styles |
wán huǒ zì fén wan2 huo3 zi4 fen2 wan huo tzu fen |
to play with fire and get burnt (idiom); fig. to play with evil and suffer the consequences; to get one's fingers burnt |
玩物喪志 玩物丧志 see styles |
wán wù sàng zhì wan2 wu4 sang4 zhi4 wan wu sang chih ganbutsusoushi / ganbutsusoshi がんぶつそうし |
lit. trifling destroys the will (idiom); infatuation with fine details prevents one making progress; excessive attention to trivia saps the will (yoji) forgetting one's serious objectives by becoming engrossed in trivial pursuits; being distracted by trivial objects and losing sight of one's original goal |
吃喝玩樂 吃喝玩乐 see styles |
chī hē wán lè chi1 he1 wan2 le4 ch`ih ho wan le chih ho wan le |
More info & calligraphy: Eat Drink and Be Merry |
情趣玩具 see styles |
qíng qù wán jù qing2 qu4 wan2 ju4 ch`ing ch`ü wan chü ching chü wan chü |
sex toy |
愛玩動物 see styles |
aigandoubutsu / aigandobutsu あいがんどうぶつ |
pet (animal) |
拼圖玩具 拼图玩具 see styles |
pīn tú wán jù pin1 tu2 wan2 ju4 p`in t`u wan chü pin tu wan chü |
jigsaw puzzle |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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This page contains 100 results for "玩" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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