Ciuo hoong tikie chienpoef siao | You feel like drinking more with a bosom friend. (Lit. When drinking with a bosom friend, a thousand cups will still be too little.) | 酒逢知己千杯少
Id sitciog seeng chienkor-hin | A moment's error will bring about sorrow for a thousand years | 一失足成千古恨
baxncie chienhoong | vast array of dazzling colors (said of flowers) | 萬紫千紅
chien'eg | one thousand billions | 千億
chien'ieen | to delay | 遷延
chien'ii | move; remove; transference; move to a new address | 遷移
chien'ii-zoxngthaix | transition state | 遷移狀態
chienban | for goodness sake; by no means (always used in negative) | 千萬
chienchieen | drag | 延延; 拖拖
chienchienbaxnban | millions | 千千萬萬
chienchiuo | trouble; troublesome | 千手; 煩手
chienchiuo-koan'ym | a Bodhisattva with thousand hands | 千手觀音
chienchiuu | thousand warries, countless troubles | 千秋
chienchiw | a swing; thousand years; forever | 韆鞦; 鞦韆; 千秋
chienciog | pure gold | 千足; 純金
chienciu | to accommodate oneself to; to yield to; compromise; meet halfway | 遷就
chiencyn baxnkhag | very real; absolutely true; the truth; the whole truth and the nothing but truth | 千真萬確
chiencyn | very true | 千真
chiengieen baxngie | many; many words; million words in my heart but don't know where to begin | 千言萬語
chiengieen-baxnguo | thousands and thousands of words; innumerable words | 千言萬語
chienhoaan | above the average; uncommon | 超凡
chienhofng pekkex | by hook or by crook; by all means at one's command (Lit. a thousand schemes) | 千方百計
chienhofng-pahkex | to take every possible measure | 千方百計
chienhynii | Jubilee Year of the millennium | 千禧年
chienhythaang | Y2K bug; millennium bug | 千禧虫
chienji-buun | thousand of words | 千字文
chienjidhoong | Gomphrena globosa (a small plant which blossoms in fall with spheric flowers of red; purple and white) | 千日紅
chienjip | move in from another place | 遷入
chienjit | one thousand days | 千日
chienjixbuun | book formerly used as a primer; It has 1,000 characters; not one of which is repeated | 千字文
chienkafng | delay in progress | 遷工; 拖延進度
chienkiaw-pekbi | a pretty lady | 千嬌百媚
chienkii pekkoaix | all sorts of strange things | 千 奇百怪
chienkinchixn | crane | 千斤秤
chienkinterng | measure of weight equal to sixteen taels (兩); a catty; jack | 千斤頂
chienkoafn | On the burial day to remove the coffin outside | 遷棺; 出葬日棺木移到外庭
chienkofput'hiuo | immortal, forever remembered | 千古不朽
chienkor put'hiuo | immortal; forever remembered | 千古無朽
chienkor | through all ages; long; long time; ancient times; (used in mourning) in eternity | 千古
chienkunchixn | srane | 千斤秤
chienkw | move | 遷居
chienkwn baxnmar | immense army; veteran of many battles | 千軍萬馬
chienkwn it'hoad | imminent peril (Lit. thirty thousand catties hanging by single hair) | 千鈞一髮
chienky | move into a new residence or to a new address | 遷居
chienkym siøfciar | young lady of a wealthy family | 千金小姐
chienkym | daughter; courteous expression referring to another's daughter (Lit. a thousand pieces of gold) | 千金
chienlie | a thousand li; a long distance | 千里
chienlip | moved in | 遷入
chienlo | blame another for one's own blunder; failure; shift one's anger from one person to another | 遷怒
chienlu-itsid | thousands of thought and missed one that led to failure | 千慮一失
chienlybea | a winged steed; a horse that covers thousand li a day | 千里馬
chienlygarn | a farsighted person; farsightedness; (in mythology) eyesight that can reach the sky | 千里眼
chienlykhw | a horse that covers thousand li a day | 千里駒
chienlykviax | telescope | 千里鏡; 望遠鏡
chienlymar | horse with enormous speed and stamina | 千里馬
chienno | blame another for one's own blunder; failure; shift one's anger from one person to another | 遷怒
chienphiefn itlut | harp on a single theme; without change; dull; monotonous (said of literary compositions) | 千篇一律
chienphiefn | all sentences or books or sayings | 千篇
chienphiefn-itlut | following the same pattern; thousand pieces of the same tune | 千篇一律
chienpiexn baxnhoax | countless changes or variations; ever changing | 千變萬化
chienpiexn | all sort of changes | 千變
chienpiexn-baxnhoax | kaleidoscopic changes | 千變萬化
chienputkay | usually used in the subjunctive mood to indicate one's regret for having done something; really should not have; most emphatically not; a thousand no's | 千無該; 萬不該
chiensafn baxnsuie | a thousand mountains and rivers; distant places; journey from afar.. | 千山萬水
chiensafn-baxnsuie | numerous mountains and rivers; a long and arduous journey | 千山萬水
chiensien | to correct evil doings and revert to good deeds | 遷善
chiensinbaxnkhor | hardship | 千辛萬苦
chiensngx baxnsngx | plan thoroughly | 千算萬算
chiensoar | to move; migrate or change residence | 遷徙; 遷移
chiensoex | emperor's brother | 千歲; 親王
chiensviu baxnsviu | run many plans through my head over and over again without determining what to do (Lit. million thoughts; think over and over again | 千想萬想
chiensw baxnsiorng | plan something over and over again; a million thoughts | 千思萬想
chiensyn baxnkhor | suffer or undergo all conceivable hardship to accomplish something | 千辛萬苦
chiensyn-baxnkhor | to suffer (or undergo) all conceivable hardships | 千辛萬苦
chienthiorng | move the tomb | 遷塚
chienthiøo baxnsu | very complicated or confused problem or task; a thousand and one things to attend to; extremely complicated and difficult thing to unravel | 千頭萬緒
chienthiøo-baxnsu | thousands of strands and loose ends; very complicated | 千頭萬緒
chienthuii peklien | hammer into shape; form iron utensil; develop human character by persistent knocking into shape; undergo severe training and hammering; write with the utmost care (Lit. with countless changes and corrections) | 千錘百鍊
chientiau | move away | 遷掉; 遷走
chientiaux | to transfer; get transferred to another post | 遷調
chientof | to move the capital to another place; relocate the national capital | 遷都
chienviu | man varieties | 千樣
chienzaix | thousand years | 千載
chienzao | to move away; migrate; migration | 遷走; 遷離
chienzhud | move out to a new address | 遷出
chienzorng | leader of 1000 soldier | 千總; 千夫長
chienzoxng | to move the tomb to another place; remove a body from one grave to another | 遷葬
chienzvae | thousand years | 千載
hoefkøx chiensien | reform | 悔過遷善
hvaechienchiw | | 幌韆鞦
hvix-chienchiw | to sit on a swing | 盪秋千
it'hoad chienkwn | hang by a thread (said of a desperate or critical situation) | 一髮千鈞
it'hoad-chienkyn | hang by a thread (said of a desperate or critical situation) | 一髮千鈞
itkheg-chienkym | One moment is worth a thousand pieces of gold.--Time is precious. (said of newlyweds during honey-moon) | 一刻千金
itlok-chienkym | A promise is (worth as much) as a thousand teals; a solemn promise | 一諾千金
itsia-chienlie | (water) flows a thousand li at one plunge; to write fast and in a fluent style | 一瀉千里
kaykøx-chiensien | reform one's errors and revert to good deeds | 改過遷善
kixjiin ii chienlie cy goa | keep people a thousand miles away ─ extremely indifferent and cool (literally) | 拒人於千里之外
kok'iuo chienchiw | each shows a unique quality; each has a unique style | 各有千秋
leng chienkym | your daughter | 令媛; 令愛; 令千金
liuhofng chienkor | hand down a fine reputation; be honored by all generations | 流芳千古
pekzuo chienswn | May you have descendants abundantly! ─ exceedingly happy lot | 百子千孫
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