238 results for *武*

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  1. weapon; arms; CL:種|种[zhong3]

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武士wǔ shì

warrior; samurai

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武装wǔ zhuāng

arms; equipment; to arm; military; armed (forces)

武力wǔ lì

military force

核武器hé wǔ qì

nuclear weapon

武功Wǔ gōng

see 武功縣|武功县[Wu3 gong1 Xian4]

武功wǔ gōng

martial art; military accomplishments; (Peking opera) martial arts feats

武术wǔ shù

military skill or technique (in former times); all kinds of martial art sports (some claiming spiritual development); self-defense; tradition of choreographed fights from opera and film (recent usage); also called kungfu 功夫; CL:種|种[zhong3]

比武bǐ wǔ

martial arts competition; tournament; to compete in a contest

全副武装quán fù wǔ zhuāng

fully armed; armed to the teeth; fig. fully equipped

核武hé wǔ

nuclear weapon

surname Wu

martial; military

生化武器shēng huà wǔ qì

biological weapon

武林wǔ lín

martial arts (social) circles

武馆wǔ guǎn

martial arts school

威武wēi wǔ

might; formidable

武装部队wǔ zhuāng bù duì

armed forces

化学武器huà xué wǔ qì

chemical weapon

武艺wǔ yì

martial art; military skill

武田Wǔ tián

Takeda (Japanese surname)

用武之地yòng wǔ zhī dì

ample scope for abilities; favorable position for the use of one's skills (idiom)

武士刀wǔ shì dāo

katana

生物武器shēng wù wǔ qì

biological weapon

武汉Wǔ hàn

see 武漢市|武汉市[Wu3 han4 Shi4]

孙武Sūn Wǔ

Sun Wu, also known as Sun Tzu 孫子|孙子[Sun1 zi3] (c. 500 BC, dates of birth and death uncertain), general, strategist and philosopher of the Spring and Autumn Period (700-475 BC), believed to be the author of the “Art of War” 孫子兵法|孙子兵法[Sun1 zi3 Bing1 fa3], one of the Seven Military Classics of ancient China 武經七書|武经七书[Wu3 jing1 Qi1 shu1]

临武Lín wǔ

see 臨武縣|临武县[Lin2 wu3 Xian4]

习武xí wǔ

to practice martial arts

人武rén wǔ

armed forces

修武Xiū wǔ

see 修武縣|修武县[Xiu1 wu3 Xian4]

冯武Féng Wǔ

Feng Doubo or Feng Wu (1672-), calligrapher of the Ming-Qing transition; also called 馮竇伯|冯窦伯[Feng2 Dou4 bo2]

动武dòng wǔ

to use force; to come to blows

勇武yǒng wǔ

brave

化武huà wǔ

chemical weapon; abbr. for 化學武器|化学武器[hua4 xue2 wu3 qi4]

孔武kǒng wǔ

(literary) valorous

宁武Níng wǔ

see 寧武縣|宁武县[Ning2 wu3 Xian4]

尚武shàng wǔ

to promote a martial spirit; to revere military skills; warlike

平武Píng wǔ

see 平武縣|平武县[Ping2 wu3 Xian4]

彰武Zhāng wǔ

see 彰武縣|彰武县[Zhang1 wu3 Xian4]

成武Chéng wǔ

see 成武縣|成武县[Cheng2 wu3 Xian4]

文武wén wǔ

civil and military

步武bù wǔ

to walk in someone's steps; to follow in someone's footsteps (literary); a step (literary)

武丁Wǔ Dīng

Wu Ding (c. 1250–1192 BC), Shang dynasty king known from oracle bone inscriptions

武举wǔ jǔ

successful military candidate in the imperial provincial examination

武义Wǔ yì

see 武義縣|武义县[Wu3 yi4 Xian4]

武乡Wǔ xiāng

see 武鄉縣|武乡县[Wu3 xiang1 Xian4]

武侠wǔ xiá

martial arts chivalry (Chinese literary, theatrical and cinema genre); knight-errant

武侯Wǔ hóu

see 武侯區|武侯区[Wu3 hou2 Qu1]

武冈Wǔ gāng

see 武岡市|武冈市[Wu3 gang1 Shi4]

武勇wǔ yǒng

military skills; valor; valorous