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Simple Dictionary Definition |
脫 脱 see styles |
tuō tuo1 t`o to datsu |
to shed; to take off; to escape; to get away from To take the flesh from the bones; to strip, undress, doff; to escape, avoid; let go, relinquish. |
脫下 脱下 see styles |
tuō xià tuo1 xia4 t`o hsia to hsia |
to take off (clothing) |
脫俗 脱俗 see styles |
tuō sú tuo1 su2 t`o su to su |
free from vulgarity; refined; outstanding See: 脱俗 |
脫光 脱光 see styles |
tuō guāng tuo1 guang1 t`o kuang to kuang |
to strip naked; to strip nude; (coll.) to find oneself a partner |
脫出 脱出 see styles |
tuō chū tuo1 chu1 t`o ch`u to chu |
to break away; to extricate; to escape; to leave the confines of See: 脱出 |
脫力 脱力 see styles |
tuō lì tuo1 li4 t`o li to li |
exhausted |
脫卸 脱卸 see styles |
tuō xiè tuo1 xie4 t`o hsieh to hsieh |
to evade responsibility; to shirk |
脫去 脱去 see styles |
tuō qù tuo1 qu4 t`o ch`ü to chü |
to throw off |
脫口 脱口 see styles |
tuō kǒu tuo1 kou3 t`o k`ou to kou |
to blurt out |
脫單 脱单 see styles |
tuō dān tuo1 dan1 t`o tan to tan |
to find oneself a partner |
脫垂 脱垂 see styles |
tuō chuí tuo1 chui2 t`o ch`ui to chui |
prolapse See: 脱垂 |
脫字 脱字 see styles |
tuō zì tuo1 zi4 t`o tzu to tzu datsu ji |
missing character |
脫孝 脱孝 see styles |
tuō xiào tuo1 xiao4 t`o hsiao to hsiao |
to get through the mourning period |
脫崗 脱岗 see styles |
tuō gǎng tuo1 gang3 t`o kang to kang |
to take time off; to take leave (e.g. for study); to skive off work |
脫序 脱序 see styles |
tuō xù tuo1 xu4 t`o hsü to hsü |
disorder |
脫手 脱手 see styles |
tuō shǒu tuo1 shou3 t`o shou to shou |
(not of regular commerce) to sell or dispose of (goods etc); to get rid of; to unload |
脫掉 脱掉 see styles |
tuō diào tuo1 diao4 t`o tiao to tiao |
to remove; to take off; to strip off; to discard; to shed; to come off; to fall off |
脫換 脱换 see styles |
tuō huàn tuo1 huan4 t`o huan to huan |
to molt |
脫支 脱支 see styles |
tuō zhī tuo1 zhi1 t`o chih to chih |
de-Sinicization and rejection of Han culture |
脫敏 脱敏 see styles |
tuō mǐn tuo1 min3 t`o min to min |
to desensitize; to become desensitized; to anonymize (data); to remove sensitive content |
脫星 脱星 see styles |
tuō xīng tuo1 xing1 t`o hsing to hsing |
actress or actor known for having been photographed in the nude or for appearing in sexy scenes |
脫期 脱期 see styles |
tuō qī tuo1 qi1 t`o ch`i to chi |
to fail to come out on time; to miss a deadline |
脫機 脱机 see styles |
tuō jī tuo1 ji1 t`o chi to chi |
offline |
脫檔 脱档 see styles |
tuō dàng tuo1 dang4 t`o tang to tang |
sold out; out of stock |
脫歐 脱欧 see styles |
tuō ōu tuo1 ou1 t`o ou to ou |
to withdraw from the European Union; abbr. for 脫離歐盟|脱离欧盟 |
脫殼 脱壳 see styles |
tuō ké tuo1 ke2 t`o k`o to ko |
to break out of an eggshell; to molt; to remove the husk; to shell |
脫毛 脱毛 see styles |
tuō máo tuo1 mao2 t`o mao to mao |
to lose hair or feathers; to molt; depilation; to shave See: 脱毛 |
脫氧 脱氧 see styles |
tuō yǎng tuo1 yang3 t`o yang to yang |
deoxidation |
脫氫 脱氢 see styles |
tuō qīng tuo1 qing1 t`o ch`ing to ching |
dehydrogenation |
脫水 脱水 see styles |
tuō shuǐ tuo1 shui3 t`o shui to shui |
to dry out; to extract water; dehydration; dehydrated; desiccation See: 脱水 |
脫泥 脱泥 see styles |
tuō ní tuo1 ni2 t`o ni to ni |
to remove mud; desliming (in coal production) |
脫淺 脱浅 see styles |
tuō qiǎn tuo1 qian3 t`o ch`ien to chien |
to refloat (a boat that has run aground) |
脫溶 脱溶 see styles |
tuō róng tuo1 rong2 t`o jung to jung |
to precipitate (solid from a solution) |
脫滑 脱滑 see styles |
tuō huá tuo1 hua2 t`o hua to hua |
to shirk; to try to get off work; to slide on the job |
脫漏 脱漏 see styles |
tuō lòu tuo1 lou4 t`o lou to lou |
omission; to leave out; missing See: 脱漏 |
脫澀 脱涩 see styles |
tuō sè tuo1 se4 t`o se to se |
to remove astringent taste |
脫灑 脱洒 see styles |
tuō sǎ tuo1 sa3 t`o sa to sa |
elegant; free and easy |
脫然 脱然 see styles |
tuō rán tuo1 ran2 t`o jan to jan |
unconcerned; without worries |
脫班 脱班 see styles |
tuō bān tuo1 ban1 t`o pan to pan |
behind schedule; late |
脫產 脱产 see styles |
tuō chǎn tuo1 chan3 t`o ch`an to chan |
to transfer (from production to other duties); to take leave (for study or other job); to dispose of property; to transfer assets (to avoid liability) |
脫略 脱略 see styles |
tuō lüè tuo1 lu:e4 t`o lu:e to lu:e |
unrestrained; throwing off strictures; unrespectful; indulgence |
脫疘 脱肛 see styles |
tuō gāng tuo1 gang1 t`o kang to kang |
variant of 脫肛|脱肛[tuo1 gang1] |
脫皮 脱皮 see styles |
tuō pí tuo1 pi2 t`o p`i to pi |
to molt; to peel; fig. seriously hurt See: 脱皮 |
脫盲 脱盲 see styles |
tuō máng tuo1 mang2 t`o mang to mang |
to acquire literacy; to throw off blindness |
脫秀 脱秀 see styles |
tuō xiù tuo1 xiu4 t`o hsiu to hsiu |
strip show |
脫稿 脱稿 see styles |
tuō gǎo tuo1 gao3 t`o kao to kao |
(of a manuscript) to be completed; to do without prepared notes (when giving a speech) See: 脱稿 |
脫空 脱空 see styles |
tuō kōng tuo1 kong1 t`o k`ung to kung |
to fail; to come to nothing; to fall through (of plans, hopes); to lie |
脫窗 脱窗 see styles |
tuō chuāng tuo1 chuang1 t`o ch`uang to chuang |
cross-eyed (Tw) (from Taiwanese 挩窗, Tai-lo pr. [thuah-thang]) |
脫節 脱节 see styles |
tuō jié tuo1 jie2 t`o chieh to chieh |
to come apart |
脫粒 脱粒 see styles |
tuō lì tuo1 li4 t`o li to li |
to thresh |
脫粟 脱粟 see styles |
tuō sù tuo1 su4 t`o su to su |
grain kernel (after threshing and winnowing) |
脫線 脱线 see styles |
tuō xiàn tuo1 xian4 t`o hsien to hsien |
derailment; to jump the track (of train); to derail |
脫羽 脱羽 see styles |
tuō yǔ tuo1 yu3 t`o yü to yü |
to shed feathers; to molt (of birds) |
脫肛 脱肛 see styles |
tuō gāng tuo1 gang1 t`o kang to kang |
rectal prolapse See: 脱肛 |
脫胎 脱胎 see styles |
tuō tāi tuo1 tai1 t`o t`ai to tai |
to be born; (fig.) to develop out of something else (of ideas, stories, political systems etc); (fig.) to shed one's body (to be reborn); bodiless (e.g. lacquerware) |
脫脂 脱脂 see styles |
tuō zhī tuo1 zhi1 t`o chih to chih |
to remove fat; to skim (milk) See: 脱脂 |
脫脫 脱脱 see styles |
tuō tuō tuo1 tuo1 t`o t`o to to |
Toktoghan (1314-1355), Mongol politician during the Yuan dynasty, prime minister until 1345, compiled three dynastic histories of Song 宋史, Liao 遼史|辽史 and Jin 金史; also written Tuoketuo 托克托 |
脫腸 脱肠 see styles |
tuō cháng tuo1 chang2 t`o ch`ang to chang |
(rectal) hernia |
脫臼 脱臼 see styles |
tuō jiù tuo1 jiu4 t`o chiu to chiu |
dislocation (of a joint) See: 脱臼 |
脫色 脱色 see styles |
tuō sè tuo1 se4 t`o se to se |
to lose color; to turn pale; to bleach; to fade See: 脱色 |
脫苦 脱苦 see styles |
tuō kǔ tuo1 ku3 t`o k`u to ku datsuku |
liberates from suffering |
脫落 脱落 see styles |
tuō luò tuo1 luo4 t`o lo to lo datsuraku |
to drop off; to fall off; (of hair, teeth etc) to fall out; to omit (a character when writing) escape and let go of |
脫衣 脱衣 see styles |
tuō yī tuo1 yi1 t`o i to i datsue |
to remove one's clothes |
脫誤 脱误 see styles |
tuō wù tuo1 wu4 t`o wu to wu |
omission; missing word |
脫貧 脱贫 see styles |
tuō pín tuo1 pin2 t`o p`in to pin |
to lift oneself out of poverty |
脫貨 脱货 see styles |
tuō huò tuo1 huo4 t`o huo to huo |
out of stock; sold out |
脫身 脱身 see styles |
tuō shēn tuo1 shen1 t`o shen to shen |
to get away; to escape (from obligations); to free oneself; to disengage |
脫軌 脱轨 see styles |
tuō guǐ tuo1 gui3 t`o kuei to kuei |
to leave the rails; to derail; to jump the track |
脫逃 脱逃 see styles |
tuō táo tuo1 tao2 t`o t`ao to tao |
to run away; to escape |
脫道 脱道 see styles |
tuō dào tuo1 dao4 t`o tao to tao datsudō |
path to liberation |
脫鉤 脱钩 see styles |
tuō gōu tuo1 gou1 t`o kou to kou |
to cut ties; to disconnect; out of touch |
脫銷 脱销 see styles |
tuō xiāo tuo1 xiao1 t`o hsiao to hsiao |
to sell out; to run out (of supplies); deficient; lack of supplies |
脫門 脱门 see styles |
tuō mén tuo1 men2 t`o men to men datsumon |
the gate of emancipation, deliverance |
脫開 脱开 see styles |
tuō kāi tuo1 kai1 t`o k`ai to kai |
to withdraw |
脫闍 脱阇 see styles |
tuō shé tuo1 she2 t`o she to she datsuja |
dhvaja, a banner, flag. |
脫除 脱除 see styles |
tuō chú tuo1 chu2 t`o ch`u to chu |
to get rid of |
脫險 脱险 see styles |
tuō xiǎn tuo1 xian3 t`o hsien to hsien |
to get out of danger |
脫離 脱离 see styles |
tuō lí tuo1 li2 t`o li to li |
to separate oneself from; to break away from; diastasis (medicine); abscission; abjunction (botany) |
脫靶 脱靶 see styles |
tuō bǎ tuo1 ba3 t`o pa to pa |
to miss; to shoot and miss the target; off the mark |
脫鞋 脱鞋 see styles |
tuō xié tuo1 xie2 t`o hsieh to hsieh |
to take off one's shoes |
脫韁 脱缰 see styles |
tuō jiāng tuo1 jiang1 t`o chiang to chiang |
(of a horse etc) to break free from the reins; (fig.) to become unconstrained |
脫體 脱体 see styles |
tuō tǐ tuo1 ti3 t`o t`i to ti dattai |
To strip the body, naked; to get rid of the body. |
脫髮 脱发 see styles |
tuō fà tuo1 fa4 t`o fa to fa |
to lose one's hair; hair loss; alopecia |
脫黨 脱党 see styles |
tuō dǎng tuo1 dang3 t`o tang to tang |
to leave a political party; to give up party membership See: 脱党 |
三脫 三脱 see styles |
sān tuō san1 tuo1 san t`o san to sandatsu |
the three (gates of) liberation |
二脫 二脱 see styles |
èr tuō er4 tuo1 erh t`o erh to nidatsu |
two kinds of liberation |
令脫 令脱 see styles |
lìng tuō ling4 tuo1 ling t`o ling to ryō datsu |
sets loose |
出脫 出脱 see styles |
chū tuō chu1 tuo1 ch`u t`o chu to |
to manage to sell; to dispose of something (by selling); to get property off one's hands; to find excuses (to get off a charge); to extricate sb (from trouble); to vindicate; to become prettier (of child) |
勉脫 勉脱 see styles |
miǎn tuō mian3 tuo1 mien t`o mien to bendatsu |
to let (someone) escape |
品脫 品脱 see styles |
pǐn tuō pin3 tuo1 p`in t`o pin to |
pint (approx. 0.47 liter) (loanword) |
坐脫 坐脱 see styles |
zuò tuō zuo4 tuo1 tso t`o tso to zadatsu |
passing away while sitting in meditation |
墨脫 墨脱 see styles |
mò tuō mo4 tuo1 mo t`o mo to |
Mêdog county, Tibetan: Me tog rdzong, in Nyingchi prefecture 林芝地區|林芝地区[Lin2 zhi1 di4 qu1], Tibet |
差脫 差脱 see styles |
chā tuō cha1 tuo1 ch`a t`o cha to shadatsu |
to come loose |
度脫 度脱 see styles |
dù tuō du4 tuo1 tu t`o tu to dodatsu |
To give release from the wheel of transmigration; enlightenment. |
得脫 得脱 see styles |
dé tuō de2 tuo1 te t`o te to tokudatsu |
To attain to deliverance (from the miseries of reincarnation). |
心脫 心脱 see styles |
xīn tuō xin1 tuo1 hsin t`o hsin to shindatsu |
liberation of the mind |
慧脫 慧脱 see styles |
huì tuō hui4 tuo1 hui t`o hui to edatsu |
wisdom liberation |
抽脫 抽脱 see styles |
chōu tuō chou1 tuo1 ch`ou t`o chou to chūdatsu |
To go to the latrine. |
掙脫 挣脱 see styles |
zhèng tuō zheng4 tuo1 cheng t`o cheng to |
to throw off; to struggle free of; Taiwan pr. [zheng1 tuo1] |
推脫 推脱 see styles |
tuī tuō tui1 tuo1 t`ui t`o tui to |
to evade; to shirk |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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