69 results for *与*
(formal) and; together with (linking parallel nouns, verbs, or phrases); (formal) with; from (marking the other participant in an interaction, comparison, or contrast, e.g. 與他握手|与他握手[yu3 ta1 wo4 shou3] "shake hands with him", 與去年不同|与去年不同[yu3 qu4 nian2 bu4 tong2] "different from last year"); (literary) to give; to grant; to bestow
trad. 與
Also written 與【yǔ】
variant of 歟|欤[yu2]
to take part in
to participate (in sth)
(idiom) to stand out from the crowd; distinctive; different from the rest
at the same time; meanwhile
whether or not (at the end of a phrase)
rather than... (used in expressions of the form 與其|与其[yu3 qi2] + {verb1} + 不如[bu4 ru2] + {verb2} "rather than {verb1}, better to {verb2}")
incomparable
to be cut off from the rest of the world (idiom)
inherent; innate
participant
variant of 給予|给予[ji3 yu3]
things turn out contrary to the way one wishes (idiom)
to participate in a meeting
to experience together with sb
dative case
AND gate (electronics)
to hand over
variant of 干預|干预[gan1 yu4]
variant of 授予[shou4 yu3]
to donate; to give; to grant; to distribute; to administer
variant of 賦予|赋予[fu4 yu3]
variant of 賜予|赐予[ci4 yu3]
variant of 贈予|赠予[zeng4 yu3]
Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevsky 陀思妥耶夫斯基[Tuo2 si1 tuo3 ye1 fu1 si1 ji1]
giver
lit. the fish and the bear's paw, you can't have both at the same time (idiom, from Mencius); fig. you must choose one or the other; you can't always get everything you want; you can't have your cake and eat it
to swim with the tide (idiom)
(idiom) to stand aloof from worldly affairs
to die
to die; to depart from the world forever
to be of service to others; to help others; benevolent
to increase steadily; to grow with each passing day
every day sees new developments (idiom); to make constant progress
to become more glorious with each passing day (idiom)
abreast of modern developments; to keep up with the times; progressive; timely
variable with the times; transient; impermanent
(idiom) to ask sb to act contrary to their own interests (original form of the expression 與虎謀皮|与虎谋皮[yu3 hu3 mou2 pi2])
(lit.) to negotiate with a tiger for its pelt (idiom); (fig.) to ask sb to act contrary to their own interests
everyone participates in reforms (idiom); to replace the old with new; to reform and start afresh
Time and tide wait for no man (idiom)
lit. branches and descendants; of a similar kind; related
(idiom) to make concessions for the sake of future gains
to stick together through thick and thin (idiom)
(of friends or partners) to share both the honor and the disgrace (idiom)
(idiom) to feign civility
to race against time
Pride and Prejudice, novel by Jane Austen 珍·奧斯汀|珍·奥斯汀[Zhen1 · Ao4 si1 ting1]
nature versus nurture