měng
ferocious
fierce
violent
brave
suddenly
abrupt
(slang) awesome
tū fēi měng jìn
to advance by leaps and bounds
měng gōng
to attack violently
to storm
měng liè
fierce
violent (criticism etc)
yǒng měng
bold and powerful
brave and fierce
shēng měng
full of life
violent
brave
fresh (of seafood)
měng jiàng
fierce general
valiant military leader
fig. brave individual
měng shòu
ferocious beast
fierce animal
Wáng Měng
Wang Meng (325-375), prime minister to Fu Jian 苻堅|苻坚[Fu2 Jian1] of Former Qin 前秦[Qian2 Qin2]
gāo gē měng jìn
to advance singing loudly (idiom); triumphant progress
měng zēng
sharp increase
rapid growth
měng jī
to slap
to smack
to punch
měng lì
with all one's might
with sudden force
violently
to slam
měng jìn
to advance boldly
to push ahead vigorously
měng pū
to charge
to pounce on
to swoop down on
měng diē
drop sharply (e.g. stock prices)
měng zhuàng
to slam (into)
to smash (into)
měng yī kàn
at first glance
first impression
měng xǐng
to realise suddenly
to wake up to the truth
kē zhèng měng yú hǔ
tyrannical government is fiercer than a tiger (idiom)
zhā měng zi
to swim with head submerged
Tài mǐ ěr Yī lā mǔ Měng hǔ Jiě fàng Zǔ zhī
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam
měng jìn r
to dash
to put on a spurt
to redouble efforts
měng bù fáng
suddenly
unexpectedly
taken by surprise
at unawares
móu chén měng jiàng
strategic experts and powerful generals (idiom)
Měng lóng guài kè
Death wish, movie series with Charles Bronson
měng xiāo
(bird species of China) northern hawk-owl (Surnia ulula)
měng sǔn
(bird species of China) oriental hobby (Falco severus)
měng zhǎng
(of water) to soar
(of prices) to skyrocket
měng chī
to gobble up
to gorge oneself on (food)
hóng shuǐ měng shòu
lit. severe floods and fierce beasts (idiom)
fig. great scourges
extremely dangerous or threatening things
nào měng
(dialect) bustling
lively
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