149 results for *横*
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Yokohama (city in Japan)
horizontal; across; crosswise; horizontal stroke (in Chinese characters); to place (sth) flat (on a surface); to cross (a river, etc); in a jumble; chaotic; (in fixed expressions) harsh and unreasonable; violent
harsh and unreasonable; unexpected
brimming over with talent (esp. literary); brilliant
to sweep away; to sweep across
to go on the rampage; to riot; to run amuck
to cross; to traverse
to cross (a body of water)
to cross; to pass over; to traverse; trans-
beam
imperious; peremptory
horizontal scroll; banner; streamer
horizontal; orthogonal; perpendicular; lateral; crosswise
rude and unreasonable
lit. warp and weft in weaving; vertically and horizontal; length and breadth; criss-crossed; able to move unhindered; abbr. for 合縱連橫|合纵连横[He2 zong4 Lian2 heng2], School of Diplomacy during the Warring States Period (475-221 BC)
surly and unreasoning; bullying; tyrannical
to cut across; a horizontal cut
violently; flagrantly
horizontal tablet (for an inscription)
to recline
military wind and percussion music played on horseback under the Han; transverse flute; to play such a flute
Hengshan, the name of various places; Yokoyama (Japanese surname)
see 橫峰縣|横峰县[Heng2 feng1 Xian4]
see 橫州市|横州市[Heng2 zhou1 Shi4]
to steel oneself; to harden one's heart
to cut across; cross-sectional; transverse
horizontal scroll (for inscription)
(horizontal-starting right angle character stroke)
(table tennis) shakehand grip
horizontal setting (printing)
rolling motion (of a boat)
horizontal fold or tuck
oblique; slanting
to cross (a road, an ocean etc); to cut across
probably; most likely
brutal; violent
horizontal beam; wooden crossbar; thwart
bar; horizontal bar
banner; horizontal slogan or advertisement
lintel
sidestep (in dance); step sideways
to die by violence
transverse wave
to overflow; transverse flow; to flow over; cross flow
to overflow; brimming with
to grow without restraint; overflowing with; to happen unexpectedly
(colloquial) whatever; come what may
to concentrate one's eyebrows; to frown; to scowl
from the side of the eye; askance