chán rào
twisting
to twine
to wind
to pester
to bother
chán mián
touching (emotions)
lingering (illness)
chán
to wind around
to wrap round
to coil
tangle
to involve
to bother
to annoy
nán chán
(usu. of people) difficult
demanding
troublesome
unreasonable
hard to deal with
chán mián fěi cè
(of a person) sad beyond words (idiom)
(of music, literature etc) poignant
very sentimental
yāo chán wàn guàn
lit. ten thousand strings of cash in money belt (idiom); carrying lots of money
extremely wealthy
loaded
hú jiǎo mán chán
to pester endlessly (idiom); an annoying troublemaker
chán jié
to coil around
knot
to entangle
pán chan
money for a voyage
travel expenses
chán tóu
embroidered headband used as decoration by actors or in Hui ethnic group
to reward an actor with brocade headband
chán shǒu
troublesome
hard to deal with
qiān chán
to involve
to entangle sb
chán sī mǎ nǎo
sardonyx (gemstone of brown-white striped chalcedony)
chán jiā
to annoy
to bother
to harass
mán chán
to pester
to bother endlessly
chán luò
to wind around
to twist and turn (of road or river)
hú chán
to pester
to involve sb unreasonably
sī chán
to tangle with
to get involved
to pester
chán jiā bù qīng
to muddle things together (idiom)
to bother sb with annoying muddle-headed talk
nián chán
to stick closely to
cloying
chán jiā èr xiān sheng
annoying muddle-headed person who gabbles unintelligibly
hú jiǎo mán chán
to pester endlessly (idiom)
an annoying troublemaker
chán shēn
(of an illness, debt etc) to plague sb
to preoccupy sb
difficult to get rid of
chán mián bù yǐ
to cling without letting go
to pester without end
to cling lovingly to each other
jiū chán bù qīng
hopelessly muddled
impossible to unravel
sǐ chán làn dǎ
(coll.) to pester
to harass
jiāo chán
to intertwine
to intermingle
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