There are 23 total results for your 邊兒 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
邊兒 边儿 see styles |
biān r bian1 r5 pien r |
side; edge; margin; border; boundary; proximity; thread (of ideas, plots etc); see also 邊|边[bian1] |
上邊兒 上边儿 see styles |
shàng bian r shang4 bian5 r5 shang pien r |
erhua variant of 上邊|上边[shang4 bian5] |
下邊兒 下边儿 see styles |
xià bian r xia4 bian5 r5 hsia pien r |
erhua variant of 下邊|下边[xia4 bian5] |
前邊兒 前边儿 see styles |
qián bian r qian2 bian5 r5 ch`ien pien r chien pien r |
erhua variant of 前邊|前边[qian2 bian5] |
北邊兒 北边儿 see styles |
běi biān r bei3 bian1 r5 pei pien r |
erhua variant of 北邊|北边[bei3 bian1] |
南邊兒 南边儿 see styles |
nán bian r nan2 bian5 r5 nan pien r |
erhua variant of 南邊|南边[nan2 bian5] |
右邊兒 右边儿 see styles |
yòu bian r you4 bian5 r5 yu pien r |
erhua variant of 右邊|右边[you4 bian5] |
外邊兒 外边儿 see styles |
wài bian r wai4 bian5 r5 wai pien r |
erhua variant of 外邊|外边[wai4 bian5] |
左邊兒 左边儿 see styles |
zuǒ bian r zuo3 bian5 r5 tso pien r |
erhua variant of 左邊|左边[zuo3 bian5] |
後邊兒 后边儿 see styles |
hòu bian r hou4 bian5 r5 hou pien r |
erhua variant of 後邊|后边[hou4 bian5] |
挨邊兒 挨边儿 see styles |
āi biān r ai1 bian1 r5 ai pien r |
erhua variant of 挨邊|挨边[ai1 bian1] |
旁邊兒 旁边儿 see styles |
páng biān r pang2 bian1 r5 p`ang pien r pang pien r |
erhua variant of 旁邊|旁边[pang2 bian1] |
有邊兒 有边儿 see styles |
yǒu biān r you3 bian1 r5 yu pien r |
to be likely or possible; to begin to take shape; to be likely to succeed |
東邊兒 东边儿 see styles |
dōng biān r dong1 bian1 r5 tung pien r |
erhua variant of 東邊|东边[dong1 bian5] |
沿邊兒 沿边儿 see styles |
yán biān r yan2 bian1 r5 yen pien r |
to trim (border with braid, tape etc) |
溜邊兒 溜边儿 see styles |
liū biān r liu1 bian1 r5 liu pien r |
to keep to the edge (of path, river etc); (fig.) to keep out of trouble; to avoid getting involved |
繚邊兒 缭边儿 see styles |
liáo biān r liao2 bian1 r5 liao pien r |
to stitch a hem |
花邊兒 花边儿 see styles |
huā biān r hua1 bian1 r5 hua pien r |
erhua variant of 花邊|花边[hua1 bian1] |
著邊兒 着边儿 see styles |
zháo biān r zhao2 bian1 r5 chao pien r |
erhua variant of 著邊|着边[zhao2 bian1] |
裡邊兒 里边儿 see styles |
lǐ bian r li3 bian5 r5 li pien r |
erhua variant of 裡邊|里边[li3 bian5] |
西邊兒 西边儿 see styles |
xī biān r xi1 bian1 r5 hsi pien r |
erhua variant of 西邊|西边[xi1 bian1] |
這邊兒 这边儿 see styles |
zhè biān r zhe4 bian1 r5 che pien r |
erhua variant of 這邊|这边[zhe4 bian1] |
敲鑼邊兒 敲锣边儿 see styles |
qiāo luó biān er qiao1 luo2 bian1 er5 ch`iao lo pien erh chiao lo pien erh |
to strike the edge of the gong; (fig.) to stir the pot (i.e. cause or exacerbate a dispute) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 23 results for "邊兒" 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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