横竖 (橫豎)
héng shu
Pinyin
Definition
横竖 (橫豎)
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- anyway
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
- 1 horizontal
- 2 across
- 3 crosswise
- 4 horizontal stroke (in Chinese characters)
- 5 to place (sth) flat (on a surface)
- 6 to cross (a river, etc)
- 7 in a jumble
- 8 chaotic
- 9 (in fixed expressions) harsh and unreasonable
- 10 violent
- 1 horizontal scroll (for inscription)
- 1 to go on the rampage
- 2 to riot
- 3 to run amuck
- 1 lit. warp and weft in weaving; vertically and horizontal
- 2 length and breadth
- 3 criss-crossed
- 4 able to move unhindered
- 5 abbr. for 合縱連橫|合纵连横[Hé zòng Lián héng], School of Diplomacy during the Warring States Period (475-221 BC)
- 1 to erect
- 2 vertical
- 3 vertical stroke (in Chinese characters)
Idioms (15)
妙趣横生
- 1 endlessly interesting (idiom)
- 2 very witty
枝节横生
- 1 side issues keep arising (idiom)
横七竖八
- 1 in disorder
- 2 at sixes and sevens (idiom)
横刀夺爱
- 1 to rob sb of sth they cherish (idiom)
横征暴敛
- 1 to tax by force and extort levies (idiom); to screw taxes out of the people by force
Sample Sentences
小学时候我们班就有三类人:“仙人”就是那种看各种高端怪书的奇葩(比如卡尔维诺的《宇宙奇趣全集》);“完人”这种人会跳舞会唱歌会主持节目会各种乐器,还奥数好英语好钢琴八级;还有一种人没啥当,只好当“井货”(横竖都是二)。
There were three kinds of people in my elementary school: the Merlin - nerds who read all kinds of wired high-end books (like Calvino’s Trolltech Universe Collection); the Paragon - the kids who could sing, dance, host games, play instruments, were good at all subjects, and could play piano like a professional; what was left were those kids who couldn’t be either, so they could only be “lol"s (It is lol either way).