169 results for *马
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horse; CL:匹[pi3]; horse or cavalry piece in Chinese chess; knight in Western chess
Rome, capital of Italy; (historical) Ancient Rome
to ride a horse
colt; pony
at once; immediately; promptly; swiftly
Barack Obama (1961–), US Democrat politician, president 2009–2017
men and horses; troops; group of people; troop; staff; centaur
horse racing; racehorse
feral horse; free-roaming horse; wild horse
mythical horse; Internet slang for 什麼|什么[shen2 me5]
zebra; CL:匹[pi3]
Homer, poet of ancient Greece
hippopotamus
(mythology) celestial horse; fine horse; Ferghana horse; (Western mythology) Pegasus
to get on a horse; to mount
wooden horse; rocking horse; vaulting horse (gymnastics); trojan horse (computing)
Panama
BMW (car company)
precious horse
Lima, capital of Peru
stallion; stud horse
to set out (on a campaign); to stand for election; to throw one's cap in the ring
Alabama, US state
the Bahamas
(idiom) single-handed; on one's own
lit. green plums and hobby-horse (idiom); fig. innocent children's games; childhood sweethearts; a couple who grew up as childhood friends
ancient Rome
see 肏你媽|肏你妈[cao4 ni3 ma1] (near homophone of 肏你媽|肏你妈[cao4 ni3 ma1] used to avoid Internet censorship)
to dismount from a horse; (fig.) to abandon (a project)
dark horse; fig. unexpected winner
variant of 俄克拉何馬|俄克拉何马[E2 ke4 la1 he2 ma3]
Minister of War (official title in pre-Han Chinese states); two-character surname Sima
(zoology) sea horse; (anatomy) hippocampus (abbr. for 海馬體|海马体[hai3 ma3 ti3])
gnu; wildebeest
warhorse
troops and horses; military forces
fine horse; steed
see 義馬市|义马市[Yi4 ma3 Shi4]
(loanword) gamma (Greek letter Γ, γ); Taiwan pr. [jia1ma3]
sawhorse
see 侯馬市|侯马市[Hou2 ma3 Shi4]
(coll.) male horse; stallion
full marathon (abbr. for 全程馬拉松|全程马拉松[quan2 cheng2 ma3 la1 song1]); the whole of Malaysia
male horse; stallion; stud
warhorse; cavalry horse; troops
to guide a horse with the reins; to rein in a horse
Year 7, year of the Horse (e.g. 2002)
half-marathon (abbr. for 半程馬拉松|半程马拉松[ban4 cheng2 ma3 la1 song1])
to fall off a horse