35 results for *善

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慈善cí shàn

benevolent; charitable

改善gǎi shàn

to make better; to improve

shàn

good (virtuous); benevolent; well-disposed; good at sth; to improve or perfect

完善wán shàn

(of systems, facilities etc) comprehensive; well-developed; excellent; to refine; to improve

和善hé shàn

good-natured

妥善tuǒ shàn

appropriate; proper

不善bù shàn

bad; ill; not good at; not to be pooh-poohed; quite impressive

伪善wěi shàn

hypocritical

行善xíng shàn

to do good works; to be merciful

亲善qīn shàn

goodwill

嘉善Jiā shàn

see 嘉善縣|嘉善县[Jia1 shan4 Xian4]

圣善shèng shàn

supreme goodness; (respectful term for sb's mother)

性善xìng shàn

the theory of Mencius that people are by nature good

攘善rǎng shàn

to claim credit due to others; to appropriate others' credit or honor

永善Yǒng shàn

see 永善縣|永善县[Yong3 shan4 Xian4]

美善měi shàn

beautiful and good

良善liáng shàn

good

鄯善Shàn shàn

see 鄯善縣|鄯善县[Shan4 shan4 Xian4]

驯善xùn shàn

docile; tractable

不完善bù wán shàn

imperfect

尹潽善Yǐn Pǔ shàn

Yun Poseon (1897-1990), South Korean Democratic party politician, mayor of Seoul from 1948, president 1960-1962

阿拉善Ā lā shàn

see 阿拉善盟[A1 la1 shan4 Meng2]

与人为善yǔ rén wéi shàn

to be of service to others; to help others; benevolent

多多益善duō duō yì shàn

the more the better

弃恶从善qì è cóng shàn

to renounce evil and turn to virtue (idiom)

惩恶劝善chéng è quàn shàn

see 懲惡揚善|惩恶扬善[cheng2 e4 yang2 shan4]

惩恶扬善chéng è yáng shàn

to uphold virtue and condemn evil (idiom)

改恶向善gǎi è xiàng shàn

turn away from evil and follow virtue

日行一善rì xíng yī shàn

to do a good deed every day

臻于完善zhēn yú wán shàn

to attain perfection (idiom)

隐恶扬善yǐn è yáng shàn

(idiom) to highlight sb's good points but omit to mention their faults

面恶心善miàn è xīn shàn

to have a mean-looking face but a heart of gold (idiom)

人之初,性本善rén zhī chū , xìng běn shàn

man at birth is fundamentally good in nature (the first two lines of Three Character Classic 三字經|三字经[San1 zi4 Jing1])

人之将死,其言也善rén zhī jiāng sǐ , qí yán yě shàn

words of a man on his deathbed always come from the heart (proverb)