tū pò
to break through
to make a breakthrough
to surmount or break the back of (a task etc)
(of ball sports) to break through a defense
tū chū
prominent
outstanding
to give prominence to
to protrude
to project
tū qǐ
to appear suddenly
projection
bit sticking out
tū
to dash
to move forward quickly
to bulge
to protrude
to break through
to rush out
sudden
Taiwan pr. [tu2]
táng tū
to be rude
to treat irreverently
tū fēi měng jìn
to advance by leaps and bounds
Tū ní sī
Tunisia
Tunis, capital of Tunisia
yì jūn tū qǐ
to emerge as a new force to be reckoned with (idiom)
tū xiǎn
conspicuous
to make sth stand out
make sth prominent
chōng tū
conflict
to conflict
clash of opposing forces
collision (of interests)
contention
tū wù
lofty or towering
sudden or abrupt
tū fā
to burst out suddenly
sudden outburst
tū wéi
to break a siege
to break out of an enclosure
tū jī
sudden and violent attack
assault
fig. rushed job
concentrated effort to finish a job quickly
tū rú qí lái
to arise abruptly
to arrive suddenly
happening suddenly
tū fā shì jiàn
emergency
sudden occurrence
yāo zhuī jiān pán tū chū
slipped disk
vertebral herniation
prolapsed disk
tū fā qí xiǎng
suddenly have a thought (idiom)
suddenly be inspired to do something
shù tū
dendrite (branched projection of a neuron)
tū qǐ bù
bit sticking out
projection
tū jī jiǎn chá
sudden unannounced investigation
on-the-spot inspection
to search without notification
tū tū
(onom.) beating of the heart
pitapat
pulsation of a machine
Dōng tū
abbr. for 東突厥斯坦解放組織|东突厥斯坦解放组织 East Turkestan liberation organization ETLO, Chinese dissident group
jǐng mín chōng tū
a clash between the police and the people
tū biàn zhū
mutant
mutant strain (of virus)
dì qū chōng tū
local or regional confrontation
xiǎo chōng tū
skirmish
clash
dispute
brush
Tū quán xiàn
Tuquan county in Hinggan league 興安盟|兴安盟[Xing1 an1 meng2], east Inner Mongolia
jí bìng tū fā
outbreak of illness
seizure
shǎo tū jiāo zhì
oligodendrocytes (Greek: cells with few branches), a type of cell in central nervous system
oligodendroglia
tū biàn lǐ lùn
(math.) catastrophe theory