铁丸 (tiě wán) literally means 'iron pellet' —

‘弹丸’ (dàn wán) literally combines ‘弹’ (d

"Ròu chuàn" literally means "meat skewer" — it

‘一串’ (yī chuàn) is a measure word phrase mea

串联 (chuàn lián) literally combines 串 (chuàn)

丙等 (bǐng děng) literally combines 丙 (bǐng),

‘丙火’ (bǐng huǒ) is a technical term from tra

'丐余' literally means 'to beg the remainder' — c

‘获胜捷径’ literally means ‘victory-winning swi

‘捷足先登’ is a classical Chinese idiom literall

‘Lái lóng qù mài’ literally means ‘the comi

‘龙年’ (lóng nián) literally means ‘Dragon Ye

‘望子成龙’ literally means ‘to hope that one’s

Dragon King (lóng wáng) is a legendary deity in

‘龙舟’ literally means ‘dragon boat’—a long,

松鼠 (sōng shǔ) literally means 'pine rat'—a co

‘鼠辈’ literally means 'rat generation' or 'rat

鼠标 (shǔ biāo) literally means 'rat marker' or

鼠疫 (shǔ yì) literally means 'rat plague' — 鼠

‘仓鼠’ literally means ‘granary rat’—‘仓’ (

‘魅影’ literally combines ‘魅’ (mèi), meaning

妖魅 (yāomèi) is a classical Chinese compound no

鬼魅 (guǐmèi) is a literary, slightly archaic co

‘Guǐ gùshi’ literally means ‘ghost story’ —

‘Guǐ hún’ literally combines ‘guǐ’ (ghost,

'Xiǎo guǐ' literally combines 'xiǎo' (small) an

‘魔鬼’ literally combines 魔 (mó), meaning ‘de

‘髦龄’ (máo líng) is a literary, somewhat arch

‘髦士’ (máo shì) is a classical Chinese term r

‘髦彥’ is a classical Chinese compound noun mean

‘髦俊’ (máo jùn) is a classical Chinese compou

‘髦稚’ is a classical, literary compound noun me

‘骨碌’ (gū lu) is an onomatopoeic verb that imi

‘骨干’ (gǔ gàn) literally combines ‘bone’ (

'Gǔ tou' literally combines 'gǔ' (bone) and 'tou

骤变 (zhòu biàn) literally combines 骤 (zhòu),

‘驾驭’ literally combines ‘驾’ (to drive or ri

‘驾到’ is a highly formal and respectful express

彩饰 (cǎi shì) literally combines 彩 (cǎi), mea

一类 literally means 'one kind' or 'a category of'