zhé
to break
to fracture
to snap
to suffer loss
to bend
to twist
to turn
to change direction
convinced
to convert into (currency)
discount
rebate
tenth (in price)
classifier for theatrical scenes
to fold
accounts book
zhē
to turn sth over
to turn upside down
to tip sth out (of a container)
shé
to break (e.g. stick or bone)
a loss
zhé
variant of 折[zhe2]
to fold
gǔ zhé
to suffer a fracture
(of a bone) to break
fracture
zhé zhōng
variant of 折中[zhe2 zhong1]
zhé fú
to convince
to subdue
to be convinced
to be bowled over
zhōu zhé
twists and turns
vicissitude
complication
difficulty
effort
CL:番[fan1]
cuò zhé
setback
reverse
check
defeat
frustration
disappointment
to frustrate
to discourage
to set sb back
to blunt
to subdue
dǎ zhé kòu
to give a discount
to be of less value than anticipated
zhuǎn zhé diǎn
turning point
breaking point
zhé shè
to refract
refraction
to reflect (in the figurative sense: to show the nature of)
yī bō sān zhé
calligraphic flourish with many twists
fig. many twists and turns
qū zhé
winding
(fig.) complicated
zhé suàn
to convert (between currencies)
zhé hé
to convert into
to amount to
to be equivalent to
yāo zhé
to die young or prematurely
to come to a premature end
to be aborted prematurely
zhuǎn zhé
shift in the trend of events
turnaround
plot shift in a book
turn in the conversation
duì zhé
to sell at a 50% discount
to fold in two
zhé xiàn
broken line (continuous figure made up of straight line segments)
polygonal line
dog leg
zhé dié
to fold
collapsible
folding (bicycle, antenna, bed etc)
zhē teng
to toss from side to side (e.g. sleeplessly)
to repeat sth over and over again
to torment sb
to play crazy
to squander (time, money)
bù zhé bù kòu
a hundred percent
to the letter
out-and-out
zhé zhōng
to compromise
to take the middle road
a trade-off
eclectic
bǎi zhé bù náo
to keep on fighting in spite of all setbacks (idiom)
to be undaunted by repeated setbacks
to be indomitable
zhé bàn
to reduce by fifty percent
half-price
zhé huí
to turn back
to retrace one's steps
zòu zhé
memorial to the emperor (folded in accordion form)
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