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Hanzi Character Search: 将

5C06

将
will, going to, future; general
Radical
Strokes (without radical) 6 Total Strokes 9
Mandarin reading jiāng jiàng qiāng Cantonese reading zoeng1 zoeng3
Japanese on reading shou sou Japanese kun reading hikiiru motte masani
Korean reading cang Vietnamese reading
Traditional Variant(s) will, going to, future; general
Semantic Variant(s) 𤕭
Specialized Semantic Variant(s)

CEDICT Entries:

   [ jiāng ]    will, shall, to use, to take, to checkmate, just a short while ago, (introduces object of main verb, used in the same way as 把[ba3])
   [ jiàng ]    general, commander-in-chief (military), king (chess piece), to command, to lead
   [ qiāng ]    to desire, to invite, to request
   [ jiāng jīn lùn ]    to observe the present to study the past
   [ jiàng lìng ]    (old) (military) a command, an order
   [ qiāng ]    to ask for assistance
   [ qiāng zhī zhù ]    assistance that one gets from another
   [ jiāng laí ]    in the future, future, the future, CL:個|个[ge4]
   [ jiāng xìn jiāng ]    half believing, half doubting, skeptical
   [ jiāng gōng zhé zuì ]    see 將功贖罪|将功赎罪[jiang1 gong1 shu2 zui4]
   [ jiāng gōng guò ]    to make up for one's faults by doing good deeds (idiom)
   [ jiāng gōng shú zuì ]    to atone for one's crimes by meritorious acts
   [ jiāng qín chù ]    to compensate for lack of ability through hard work (idiom)
   [ jiàng shì ]    officers and soldiers
   [ jiàng guān ]    general
   [ jiāng jiu ]    to accept (a bit reluctantly), to put up with
   [ jiàng ]    commander-in-chief, the equivalent of king in Chinese chess
   [ jiāng xīn xīn ]    to put oneself in sb else's shoes (idiom)
   [ jiāng ]    (literary) to rest, to recuperate
   [ jiàng caí ]    talented field commander (military)
   [ jiāng huì ]    auxiliary verb introducing future action: may (be able to), will (cause), should (enable), going to
   [ jiàng ]    Japanese chess (shōgi)
   [ jiāng ]    Jiangle county in Sanming 三明[San1 ming2], Fujian
   [ jiāng xiàn ]    Jiangle county in Sanming 三明[San1 ming2], Fujian
   [ jiāng ]    to checkmate (in chess), to be about to die
   [ jiàng paí ]    trump (suit of cards)
   [ jiāng zhì ]    to be about to arrive, to be around the corner
   [ jiāng yaò ]    will, shall, to be going to
   [ jiāng jiù ]    to beat sb at their own game (idiom)
   [ jiāng jūn ]    (common place name)
   [ jiāng jūn ]    general, high-ranking military officer, to check or checkmate, fig. to embarrass, to challenge, to put sb on the spot
   [ jiāng jūn ]    potbelly
   [ jiāng jūn zi ]    beer belly (complimentary)
   [ jiāng jìn ]    almost, nearly, close to
   [ jiāng cuò jiù cuò ]    lit. if it's wrong, it's wrong (idiom); to make the best after a mistake, to accept an error and adapt to it, to muddle through
   [ jiàng lǐng ]    high-ranking military officer
⇒    [ jiāng jūn lìng ]    lit. one general, one order (idiom), fig. every boss has their own rules, everyone has their own way of doing things
⇒    [ shàng jiàng ]    general, admiral, air chief marshal
⇒    [ shàng jiàng jūn ]    top general, commander-in-chief
⇒    [ zhōng jiàng ]    lieutenant general, vice admiral, air marshal
⇒    [ dān ruì jiàng ]    Than Shwe (1933-), Myanmar general and politician, president of Myanmar 1992-2011
⇒    [ zhǔ jiàng ]    commander-in-chief (military), star player (sports), key figure (in an organization)
⇒    [ jiàng ]    Liu Bei's five great generals in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, namely: Guan Yu 關羽|关羽, Zhang Fei 張飛|张飞, Zhao Yun 趙雲|赵云, Ma Chao 馬超|马超, Huang Zhong 黃忠|黄忠
⇒    [ rén zhī jiāng yán shàn ]    words of a man on his deathbed always come from the heart (proverb)
⇒    [ piān jiàng ]    deputy general
⇒    [ jiā jiàng ]    Ba Jia Jiang, the eight generals that guard the godly realm in Taiwanese folklore, represented by troupes of dancers in temple processions, (slang) lowlife gangster or young hoodlum, often written as "8+9", [ba1 jia1 jiu3]
⇒    [ bīng laí jiàng dǎng shuǐ laí yǎn ]    counter soldiers with arms, water with an earth weir (idiom); different situations call for different action, to adopt measures appropriate to the actual situation
⇒    [ bīng laí jiàng shuǐ laí yàn ]    counter soldiers with arms, water with an earth weir (idiom); different situations call for different action, to adopt measures appropriate to the actual situation
⇒    [ jiàng ]    deputy general
⇒    [ qiān jūn jiàng nán qiú ]    Easy to raise an army of one thousand, but hard to find a good general. (idiom)
⇒    [ jiāng ]    on the eve of, to be about to, to be on the verge of
⇒    [ jiāng laí lín ]    imminent
⇒    [ míng jiàng ]    famous general
⇒    [ jiàng ]    a general or admiral
⇒    [ jiāng jūn ]    important general, generalissimo
⇒    [ shà jiāng qīng ]    great mansion on the verge of collapse (idiom); hopeless situation
⇒    [ tiān bīng tiān jiàng ]    celestial troops and generals (idiom), fig. superior forces
⇒    [ jiàng ]    female general, (fig.) woman who is a leading figure in her area of expertise
⇒ 宿   [ jiàng ]    veteran general
⇒    [ jiāng xìn jiāng ]    half believing, half doubting, skeptical
⇒    [ jiàng ]    (in classical literature) young military officer of high rank for his age, (during the Cultural Revolution) young militant in the Red Guard, (in modern usage) rising star (in sport, politics etc)
⇒    [ shaò jiàng ]    major general, rear admiral, air vice marshal
⇒    [ gàn jiàng ]    capable person
⇒    [ qiáng jiàng shoǔ xià ruò bīng ]    there are no poor soldiers under a good general (idiom)
⇒    [ jiāng ]    inevitably
⇒    [ ēn jiāng choú baò ]    to bite the hand that feeds one (idiom)
⇒    [ jiàng ]    trusted lieutenant
⇒    [ kāng kaǐ shū jiāng ]    to donate generously (idiom)
⇒    [ huò jiāng ]    will perhaps, may (in the future)
⇒    [ cuō jiàng ]    to play mahjong
⇒    [ jiàng ]    the enemy general
⇒    [ yáng jiā jiàng ]    Yang Saga, a popular fiction from the Northern Song, depicting the heroic Yang family 楊業|杨业 of warriors
⇒    [ jiàng ]    general, military leader, fierce man
⇒    [ cán bīng baì jiàng ]    ruined army, defeated general (idiom); scattered remnants
⇒    [ yáng jiàng ]    (Tw) (sports) foreign player, import
⇒    [ zhǔn jiàng ]    brigadier general, commodore
⇒    [ jiàng ]    to spur sb into action by making negative remarks
⇒    [ jiàng ]    indirect, psychological method of getting sb to do as one wishes (e.g. questioning whether they are up to the task)
⇒    [ jiàng paí ]    no trumps (in card games)
⇒    [ měng jiàng ]    fierce general, valiant military leader, fig. brave individual
⇒    [ cuó zi jiāng jūn ]    lit. to choose a general among the dwarves (idiom), fig. to pick the best out of a bad group
⇒    [ zi li jiāng jūn ]    lit. choose a general from among the dwarfs, fig. choose the best person available (out of a mediocre bunch)
⇒    [ laǒ jiàng ]    lit. old general, commander-in-chief 將帥|将帅, the equivalent of king in Chinese chess, fig. old-timer, veteran
⇒    [ jiàng ]    valiant general
⇒    [ xiā bīng xiè jiàng ]    shrimp soldiers and crab generals (in mythology or popular fiction, the army of the Dragon King of the Eastern Sea), useless troops (idiom)
⇒    [ xíng jiāng ]    ready to start on sth, about to act
⇒    [ xíng jiāng gaò qìng ]    to run short (idiom)
⇒    [ xíng jiāng jiù ]    to approach one's coffin (idiom); with one foot in the grave
⇒    [ xíng jiāng jié shù ]    approaching the end, about to conclude
⇒    [ bīng qiǎn jiàng ]    to move an army and send a general (idiom); to deploy an army, to send a team on a task
⇒    [ qǐng jiàng jiàng ]    lit. to dispatch a general is not as effective as to excite a general, fig. inciting people to action is more effective than dispatching orders
⇒    [ qǐng jiàng jiàng ]    lit. to dispatch a general is not as effective as to excite a general, fig. inciting people to action is more effective than dispatching orders
⇒    [ moú chén jiàng ]    strategic experts and powerful generals (idiom)
⇒    [ moú chén měng jiàng ]    strategic experts and powerful generals (idiom)
⇒    [ jiāng ]    to checkmate (in chess)
⇒    [ yùn jiàng ]    driver (of a taxi etc) (loanword from Japanese) (Tw)
⇒    [ guò guān zhǎn liù jiàng ]    lit. to cross five passes and slay six generals (idiom), fig. to surmount all difficulties (on the way to success)
⇒    [ guò guān zhǎn jiàng ]    to surmount all difficulties (on the way to success) (idiom), abbr. for 過五關斬六將|过五关斩六将[guo4 wu3 guan1 zhan3 liu4 jiang4]
⇒    [ tiě jiāng jūn mén ]    lit. General Iron is guarding the door (idiom), fig. the door is padlocked — nobody inside
⇒    [ mén jiàng ]    official gatekeeper, goalkeeper (soccer, hockey etc)
⇒    [ xiáng jiàng ]    surrendered enemy general
⇒    [ feī jiāng jūn ]    nickname of Han dynasty general Li Guang 李廣|李广[Li3 Guang3]
⇒    [ jiàng ]    valiant general
⇒    [ jiàng ]    mahjong, CL:副[fu4]
⇒    [ jiàng paí ]    mahjong tile
⇒    [ diǎn jiàng ]    to appoint a general (in theater), fig. to appoint sb for a task

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