There are 10 total results for your 輒 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
輒 辄 see styles |
zhé zhe2 che chō すなわち |
then; at once; always; (archaic) luggage rack on a chariot (adv,conj) (kana only) that is; namely; i.e. therefore |
輒取 辄取 see styles |
zhé qǔ zhe2 qu3 che ch`ü che chü chōshu |
to snatch quickly |
輒復 辄复 see styles |
zhé fù zhe2 fu4 che fu chōfuku |
then |
動輒 动辄 see styles |
dòng zhé dong4 zhe2 tung che |
easily; readily; frequently; at every turn; at the slightest pretext |
不問輒取 不问辄取 see styles |
bù wèn zhé qǔ bu4 wen4 zhe2 qu3 pu wen che ch`ü pu wen che chü fumon chōshu |
to snatch quickly without asking |
動輒得咎 动辄得咎 see styles |
dòng zhé dé jiù dong4 zhe2 de2 jiu4 tung che te chiu |
faulted at every turn (idiom); can't get anything right |
淺嘗輒止 浅尝辄止 see styles |
qiǎn cháng zhé zhǐ qian3 chang2 zhe2 zhi3 ch`ien ch`ang che chih chien chang che chih |
lit. to stop after taking just a sip (idiom); fig. to gain only a superficial knowledge of something and then stop |
淺嚐輒止 浅尝辄止 see styles |
qiǎn cháng zhé zhǐ qian3 chang2 zhe2 zhi3 ch`ien ch`ang che chih chien chang che chih |
to dabble and stop (idiom); to dip into; to attempt half-heartedly; content with a smattering of knowledge; also written 淺嘗輒止|浅尝辄止 |
Variations: |
sunawachi すなわち |
(adv,conj) (kana only) that is; namely; i.e. |
Variations: |
sunawachi すなわち |
(conjunction) (1) (kana only) that is (to say); namely; i.e.; (conjunction) (2) (kana only) precisely; exactly; just; nothing but; neither more nor less; (conjunction) (3) (kana only) (as 〜ばすなわち...; indicates that what follows is a natural consequence) (and) then |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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