59 results for 节
joint; node; (bound form) section; segment; solar term (one of the 24 divisions of the year in the traditional Chinese calendar); seasonal festival; (bound form) to economize; to save; (bound form) moral integrity; chastity; classifier for segments: lessons, train wagons, biblical verses etc; knot (nautical miles per hour)
trad. 節
Also written 節【jié】
see 節骨眼|节骨眼[jie1 gu5 yan3]
(TV or radio) program; show; item; act; segment; number (on the program of a concert, variety show or cultural event); a planned activity (in one's schedule); CL:場|场[chang3],項|项[xiang4],臺|台[tai2],套[tao4],檔|档[dang4]
rhythm; tempo; musical pulse; cadence; beat
holiday; festival; CL:個|个[ge4]
saving; to save; to use sparingly; to cut down on
(idiom) restrain one's grief and accept what has happened (expression of condolence)
to save food; to go on a diet
to economize; to conserve (resources); economy; frugal
beat (music); meter
gnarl; knot
to restrain one's grief (used in expressions of condolence, e.g. 請節哀|请节哀[qing3 jie2 ai1] and 節哀順變|节哀顺变[jie2 ai1 shun4 bian4])
to control; to restrict; to moderate; to temper; moderation; sobriety; to administer
frugal; economical
node
(dialect) critical juncture; crucial moment; Taiwan pr. [jie2 gu5 yan3]
solar term; seasonal division (one of 24 periods in the traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar, governing agricultural timing and cultural festivals)
to save; savings
season; time of year
festival
to extract; to excerpt; excerpt
rhythm; pace
integrity; moral principle
to save on expenditure
festival season
abridged version
solar term
to save water
to economize on gasoline; fuel-efficient
to control flow; to choke; weir valve; a throttle; a choke
(of a woman) indomitably chaste
to save electricity; power saving
abbreviation
gnarl; knot
knot (in wood)
to practice birth control
to conserve energy; to minimize energy consumption
step by step; little by little
excerpt; selection (from a book); to select; to choose an extract
between joints
public holiday
Tang and Song dynasty provincial governor, in Tang times having military and civil authority, but only civil authority in Song
metronome
throttle
a throttle
abridged version
Boxing Day, holiday on 26th December (the day after Christmas Day) in some countries
compact fluorescent lamp (CFL)
a new branch grows out of a knot (idiom); fig. side issues keep arising
(idiom) new problems arise unexpectedly