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There are 21 total results for your 随意 search.

Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

随意

see styles
 zuii(p); zui(ik) / zui(p); zui(ik)
    ずいい(P); ずい(ik)
(noun or adjectival noun) voluntary; optional; free; elective

隨意


随意

see styles
suí yì
    sui2 yi4
sui i
 zui'i
as one wishes; according to one's wishes; at will; voluntary; conscious
At will, following one's own wishes.

随意に

see styles
 manimani
    まにまに
(irregular kanji usage) (adverb) (kana only) at the mercy of (e.g. wind, waves); (act) as one is told (by)

随意的

see styles
 zuiiteki / zuiteki
    ずいいてき
(adjectival noun) voluntary; optional

随意筋

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 zuiikin / zuikin
    ずいいきん
voluntary muscle

不随意

see styles
 fuzuii / fuzui
    ふずいい
involuntary

不隨意


不随意

see styles
bù suí yì
    bu4 sui2 yi4
pu sui i
unconscious; involuntary
See: 不随意

作隨意


作随意

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zuò suí yì
    zuo4 sui2 yi4
tso sui i
 sazuii
to create as one wishes

隨意事


随意事

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suí yì shì
    sui2 yi4 shi4
sui i shih
 zuii ji
confessional ceremony

隨意所


随意所

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suí yì suǒ
    sui2 yi4 suo3
sui i so
 zuiisho
according to your wish

隨意淨


随意淨

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suí yì jìng
    sui2 yi4 jing4
sui i ching
 zuii jō
confirming a monastic act in an incomplete assembly

随意契約

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 zuiikeiyaku / zuikeyaku
    ずいいけいやく
negotiated contract; limited tender contract

不随意筋

see styles
 fuzuiikin / fuzuikin
    ふずいいきん
involuntary muscles

不隨意肌


不随意肌

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bù suí yì jī
    bu4 sui2 yi4 ji1
pu sui i chi
involuntary muscle

安閑隨意


安闲随意

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ān xián suí yì
    an1 xian2 sui2 yi4
an hsien sui i
leisurely and free (idiom); carefree and at ease

自在隨意


自在随意

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zì zài suí yì
    zi4 zai4 sui2 yi4
tzu tsai sui i
 jizai zuii
just as one pleases

隨意所欲


随意所欲

see styles
suí yì suǒ yù
    sui2 yi4 suo3 yu4
sui i so yü
 zuii shoyoku
just as one wishes

隨意自在


随意自在

see styles
suí yì zì zài
    sui2 yi4 zi4 zai4
sui i tzu tsai
 zuii jizai
able to do as one wishes

不随意運動

see styles
 fuzuiiundou / fuzuiundo
    ふずいいうんどう
involuntary movement

Variations:
随に
随意に(iK)

see styles
 manimani
    まにまに
(adverb) (kana only) (in form 〜のまにまに) (See ままに) at the mercy of (e.g. wind, waves); (act) as one is told (by)

Variations:
随に(rK)
随意に(rK)

see styles
 manimani
    まにまに
(adverb) (kana only) (as ...のまにまに) at the mercy of (e.g. the waves); with (e.g. the wind)

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

This page contains 21 results for "随意" in Chinese and/or Japanese.



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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.

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