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Hanzi Character Search: 烂

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烂
rotten, spoiled, decayed
Radical
Strokes (without radical) 5 Total Strokes 9
Mandarin reading làn Cantonese reading laan6
Japanese on reading Japanese kun reading
Korean reading Vietnamese reading
Traditional Variant(s) rotten, spoiled, decayed

CEDICT Entries:

   [ làn ]    soft, mushy, well-cooked and soft, to rot, to decompose, rotten, worn out, chaotic, messy, utterly, thoroughly, crappy, bad
   [ làn haǒ rén ]    sb who tries to be on good terms with everyone
   [ làn weǐ ]    unfinished, incomplete
   [ làn zaǐ ]    rogue, rowdy, unreliable chap
   [ làn tān zi ]    terrible mess, shambles
   [ làn taó huā ]    unhappy love affair
   [ làn gěng ]    lame joke
   [ làn zi ]    (EA) Origin (service) (jocular)
   [ làn huò ]    loose woman, slut
   [ làn ]    mud, mire
   [ làn shàng qiáng ]    useless (idiom), worthless, inept
   [ làn shàng qiáng ]    see 爛泥扶不上牆|烂泥扶不上墙[lan4 ni2 fu2 bu4 shang4 qiang2]
   [ làn màn ]    brightly colored, unaffected (i.e. behaving naturally)
   [ làn shú ]    well cooked, to know thoroughly
   [ làn màn ]    variant of 爛漫|烂漫[lan4 man4]
   [ làn piàn ]    dud movie
   [ làn hu ]    overripe, overcooked
   [ làn màn ]    variant of 爛漫|烂漫[lan4 man4]
   [ làn shé toú ]    to gossip, to blab, a blab-mouth
   [ làn zhàng ]    accounts in a rotten state
   [ làn toù ]    rotten to the core
   [ làn zuì ]    dead drunk, completely drunk
   [ làn zuì ]    lit. as drunk as mud, completely drunk
⇒    [ sān cùn làn zhī shé ]    to have a silver tongue, to have the gift of the gab
⇒    [ xià sān làn ]    variant of 下三濫|下三滥[xia4 san1 lan4]
⇒    [ chū toú de chuán zi xiān làn ]    lit. rafters that jut out rot first (idiom), fig. anyone who makes himself conspicuous will be targeted for attack
⇒    [ làn ]    (slang) (Tw) to bullshit, to fool
⇒    [ tiān zhēn làn màn ]    innocent and unaffected
⇒    [ haǒ xìng làn toú ]    the palest ink is better than the best memory (idiom)
⇒    [ làn ]    see 賭爛|赌烂[du3 lan4]
⇒    [ feì tóng làn tiě ]    scrap metal, a pile of junk
⇒    [ daǒ làn ]    to mash, to beat to a pulp
⇒    [ làn ]    to tear up, to tear to pieces
⇒    [ zhuàng làn ]    to destroy by smashing, smashed up
⇒    [ xiǔ làn ]    rotten
⇒    [ chán làn ]    (coll.) to pester, to harass
⇒    [ làn ]    to compare two unsatisfactory things, to argue that others have similar or worse faults (as a response to criticism), whataboutery
⇒    [ haǐ shí làn ]    lit. when the seas run dry and the stones go soft (idiom), fig. forever, until the end of time
⇒    [ gǔn guā làn shú ]    lit. ripe as a melon that rolls from its vine (idiom); fig. to know fluently, to know sth inside out, to know sth by heart
⇒    [ kuì làn ]    to fester, to ulcerate
⇒    [ toú làn é ]    lit. badly burned about the head (from trying to put out a fire) (idiom), fig. hard-pressed, under pressure (from a heavy workload, creditors etc)
⇒    [ càn làn ]    to glitter, brilliant, splendid
⇒    [ càn làn duō caǐ ]    multicolored splendor (of fireworks, bright lights etc)
⇒    [ làn ]    worn-out, rotten, dilapidated, tattered, ragged, rubbish, junk
⇒    [ làn ]    to smash
⇒    [ làn ]    same as 稀爛|稀烂[xi1 lan4]
⇒    [ làn ]    smashed up, broken into pieces, thoroughly mashed, pulpy
⇒    [ làn ]    dissipated, rotten, decaying
⇒    [ làn xìng ]    vesicant
⇒    [ xuàn làn ]    splendid, gorgeous, dazzling
⇒    [ roù làn zaì guō ]    lit. the meat falls apart as it stews, but it all stays in the pot (idiom), fig. some of us may lose or gain, but in any case the benefits don't go to outsiders
⇒    [ làn ]    to rot, to putrefy, (fig.) corrupt
⇒    [ tān duō làn ]    to bite off more than one can chew (idiom)
⇒    [ làn ]    (Tw) (slang) to be ticked off by (sb or sth), to be pissed at (sb or sth), to be in a foul mood, down in the dumps, (from Taiwanese 揬𡳞, Tai-lo pr. [tu̍h-lān])
⇒    [ ruǎn làn ]    (of food etc) soft, pulpy, (Tw) (of a person) lacking drive, shiftless, lazy
⇒    [ chén zi làn zhī ma ]    lit. stale grain, overcooked sesame (idiom); fig. the same boring old gossip
⇒    [ meí làn ]    mold, rot
⇒    [ làn ]    rotting, decaying

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