There are 20 total results for your 窥 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
窺 窥 see styles |
kuī kui1 k`uei kuei ukagai うかがい |
to peep; to pry into (surname) Ukagai To peep, spy; furtive. |
闚 窥 see styles |
kuī kui1 k`uei kuei |
variant of 窺|窥[kui1] |
偷窺 偷窥 see styles |
tōu kuī tou1 kui1 t`ou k`uei tou kuei |
to peep; to peek; to act as voyeur |
窺伺 窥伺 see styles |
kuī sì kui1 si4 k`uei ssu kuei ssu |
to spy upon; to lie in wait for (an opportunity) |
窺基 窥基 see styles |
kuī jī kui1 ji1 k`uei chi kuei chi kiki きき |
(person) Kuiji (632-682) Kuiji |
窺探 窥探 see styles |
kuī tàn kui1 tan4 k`uei t`an kuei tan |
to pry into or spy on; to snoop; to peep; to poke one's nose into; to peer; to get a glimpse of |
窺望 窥望 see styles |
kuī wàng kui1 wang4 k`uei wang kuei wang |
to peep; to spy on |
窺看 窥看 see styles |
kuī kàn kui1 kan4 k`uei k`an kuei kan kikan |
to peer out |
窺知 窥知 see styles |
kuī zhī kui1 zhi1 k`uei chih kuei chih kichi きち |
to find out about; to discover (noun, transitive verb) (form) inference; deduction; figuring out; understanding; knowing |
窺視 窥视 see styles |
kuī shì kui1 shi4 k`uei shih kuei shih |
to peep at; to spy on; to peek |
窺豹 窥豹 see styles |
kuī bào kui1 bao4 k`uei pao kuei pao |
lit. to see one spot on a leopard; fig. a restricted view |
管窺 管窥 see styles |
guǎn kuī guan3 kui1 kuan k`uei kuan kuei kanki かんき |
to look at something through a bamboo tube; to have a restricted view (See 管見・かんけん・1) narrow insight; narrow view to peep through a tube |
覷窺 觑窥 see styles |
qù kuī qu4 kui1 ch`ü k`uei chü kuei |
to peep at |
偷窺狂 偷窥狂 see styles |
tōu kuī kuáng tou1 kui1 kuang2 t`ou k`uei k`uang tou kuei kuang |
voyeur; peeping tom |
內窺鏡 内窥镜 see styles |
nèi kuī jìng nei4 kui1 jing4 nei k`uei ching nei kuei ching |
endoscope |
一窺端倪 一窥端倪 see styles |
yī kuī duān ní yi1 kui1 duan1 ni2 i k`uei tuan ni i kuei tuan ni |
to infer easily; to guess at a glance; to get a clue |
目不窺園 目不窥园 see styles |
mù bù kuī yuán mu4 bu4 kui1 yuan2 mu pu k`uei yüan mu pu kuei yüan |
lit. not even peek at the garden; fig. to be absorbed in one's studies (idiom) |
窺豹一斑 窥豹一斑 see styles |
kuī bào yī bān kui1 bao4 yi1 ban1 k`uei pao i pan kuei pao i pan |
lit. see one spot on a leopard (idiom); fig. a restricted view |
管中窺豹 管中窥豹 see styles |
guǎn zhōng kuī bào guan3 zhong1 kui1 bao4 kuan chung k`uei pao kuan chung kuei pao |
lit. to see a leopard through a narrow tube (idiom); fig. to miss the big picture |
管窺所及 管窥所及 see styles |
guǎn kuī suǒ jí guan3 kui1 suo3 ji2 kuan k`uei so chi kuan kuei so chi |
in my humble opinion |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 20 results for "窥" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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