qiáng
strong
powerful
better
slightly more than
vigorous
violent
best in their category, e.g. see 百強|百强[bai3 qiang2]
qiǎng
to force
to compel
to strive
to make an effort
jiā qiáng
to reinforce
to strengthen
to increase
qiáng liè
intense
(violently) strong
zēng qiáng
to increase
to strengthen
qiáng dà
large
formidable
powerful
strong
qiáng diào
to emphasize (a statement)
to stress
qiáng huà
to strengthen
to intensify
zì qiáng bù xī
to strive unremittingly
self-improvement
jué jiàng
stubborn
obstinate
unbending
zì qiáng
to strive for self-improvement
qiān qiǎng
far-fetched
implausible (chain of reasoning)
liè qiáng
the Great Powers (history)
yào qiáng
eager to excel
eager to get ahead in life
strong-minded
qiáng shì
strong
powerful
(linguistics) emphatic
intensive
qiáng dù
strength
intensity
CL:個|个[ge4]
miǎn qiǎng
to do with difficulty
to force sb to do sth
reluctant
barely enough
qiáng zhì
to enforce
enforcement
forcibly
compulsory
qiáng yìng
tough
unyielding
hard-line
qiǎng qiú
to force sb to do sth
to importune
to demand insistently
insistence
qiáng gōng
dominant
controlling
strong
opposite: weak, yielding 弱受
to take by storm (military)
qiáng dào
to rob (with force)
bandit
robber
CL:個|个[ge4]
qiáng guó
powerful country
great power
qiáng fēng
strong breeze (meteorology)
chā qiáng rén yì
(idiom) just passable
barely satisfactory
Lǐ Kè qiáng
Li Keqiang (1955-), PRC politician, prime minister from 2013
qiáng ruò
strong or weak
intensity
amount of force or pressure
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