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Unicode/Hanzi Search: U+98DB (飛)

98DB
 
fly; go quickly; dart; high
Radical 𩙱
Strokes (without radical) 0 Total Strokes 9
Mandarin reading feī Cantonese reading fei1
Japanese on reading hi Japanese kun reading tobu tobasu
Korean reading pi Vietnamese reading phi
Simplified Variant(s)

CEDICT Entries:

   [ feī ]    to fly
   [ feī shì de ]    lit. as if flying, very fast
   [ feī laí hèng huò ]    sudden and unexpected disaster (idiom)
   [ feī laí feī ]    to fly about, to fly hither and thither, to flit, to swarm, to spiral
   [ feī chū ]    to fly out
   [ feī chū ge weì laí ]    Futurama (US TV animated series, 1999-)
   [ feī daō ]    a throwing knife, fly cutter (machine tool)
   [ feī ]    Philips (company)
   [ feī shēng ]    to levitate heavenwards (a Daoist success), to take off, to soar (of prices)
   [ feī wěn ]    to blow a kiss
   [ feī ]    administrative enclave, land of one country enclosed within another, a salient
   [ feī tiān ]    flying Apsara (Buddhist art)
   [ feī bēn ]    to dash (run fast), to rush, to dart
   [ feī ān ]    aviation safety (Tw)
   [ feī jiāng jūn ]    nickname of Han dynasty general Li Guang 李廣|李广[Li3 Guang3]
   [ feī dàn ]    missile
   [ feī zhēng ]    birds and beasts, the beasts of the field and the birds of the air, same as 飛禽走獸|飞禽走兽
   [ feī ]    very fast, at lightning speed, (coll.) razor-sharp
   [ feī yáng ]    to rise, to fly upward
   [ feī yáng ]    bossy and domineering, throwing one's weight about
   [ feī ]    ancient weapon with a tip like a grappling hook, thrown at enemy combatants in order to capture them
   [ feī shēng ]    to levitate heavenwards (a Daoist success), to take off, to soar (of prices)
   [ feī ]    airplane, CL:架[jia4]
   [ feī chǎng ]    airport, (slang) flat chest, CL:處|处[chu4]
   [ feī shī shì ]    plane crash
   [ feī shī ]    pilot, aviator
   [ feī ]    air ticket, CL:張|张[zhang1]
   [ feī cāng mén ]    airplane cabin door
   [ feī yún ]    contrail
   [ feī cān ]    in-flight meal
   [ feī yán zoǔ ]    to leap onto roofs and vault over walls (usually associated with martial arts)
   [ feī maó tuǐ ]    swift feet, fleet-footed runner
   [ feī ]    airborne droplet
   [ feī chuán rǎn ]    droplet infection (disease transmission from sneezing, coughing etc)
   [ feī jiàn ]    to spray in all directions
   [ feī zhǎng ]    soaring inflation, rocketing prices
   [ feī jiàn ]    to splash, to spatter
   [ feī ]    waterfall
   [ feī pán ]    frisbee
   [ feī duǎn liú cháng ]    to spread malicious gossip
   [ feī dié ]    flying saucer, frisbee
   [ feī qín ]    birds
   [ feī qín zoǔ shoù ]    birds and animals, the beasts of the field and the birds of the air
   [ feī ]    femtosecond, fs, 10^-15 s
   [ feī ]    talisman in the form of a painting of symbols thought to have magical powers (also called 符籙|符箓[fu2 lu4]), to invoke the magical power of such a talisman, a tiger tally 虎符[hu3 fu2] sent with great urgency
   [ feī hóng ]    to blush
   [ feī suǒ ]    zip line
   [ feī xiáng ]    to circle in the air, to soar
   [ feī tuǐ ]    kick
   [ feī ]    patagium
   [ feī ]    to flutter, to dance in the breeze
   [ feī zhoū ]    fast boat
   [ feī chuán ]    spaceship, spacecraft, dirigible, airship
   [ feī tǐng ]    airship
   [ feī zi ]    (slang) to smoke pot
   [ feī duì ]    Flying Tigers, US airmen in China during World War Two, Hong Kong nickname for police special duties unit
   [ feī wén zhèng ]    eye floaters (moving spots in the eye's vitreous humor)
   [ feī é ]    moth
   [ feī é toú huǒ ]    lit. like a moth flying into the fire (idiom); fig. to choose a path to certain destruction
   [ feī é huǒ ]    the moth flies into the flame, fatal attraction
   [ feī huáng ]    flying locusts
   [ feī chóng ]    flying insect, winged insect
   [ feī xíng ]    (of planes etc) to fly, flying, flight, aviation
   [ feī xíng yuán ]    pilot, aviator
   [ feī xíng jiǎ bǎn ]    flight deck
   [ feī xíng ]    flight record
   [ feī xíng ]    flight recorder, black box
   [ feī xíng ]    flight recorder, black box
   [ feī xíng yún ]    contrail
   [ feī gōng zoǔ jiǎ ]    to drink one's fill (idiom)
   [ feī zeí ]    cat burglar, burglar who gains entrance by scaling walls, intruding enemy airman, air marauder
   [ feī yuè ]    to fly across, to fly over, to fly past, (literary) (of one's spirits) to soar
   [ feī paǒ ]    to run like the wind, to rush, to gallop
   [ feī yuè ]    to leap
   [ feī yuè daò ]    parkour (HK)
   [ feī shēn ]    to move quickly, to vault, flying tackle
   [ feī shēn fān téng ]    flying somersault
   [ feī lún ]    flywheel, sprocket wheel
   [ feī lún haǐ ]    Fahrenheit, Taiwan pop group, from 2005
   [ feī zhuàn ]    to spin rapidly, to whirl around, (of time) to fly by
   [ feī shì ]    (of time) to pass quickly, to be fleeting
   [ feī ]    swift, rapidly
   [ feī guò ]    to fly over, to fly past
   [ feī zhēn zoǔ xiàn ]    flying needle and running seam (idiom); skillful needlework
   [ feī ]    darts (game), dart (weapon shaped like a spearhead)
   [ feī xuě ]    Flying Snow, a character in "Hero"
   [ feī ]    at the gallop
   [ feī zuò ]    Pegasus (constellation)
   [ feī chí ]    to speed, to rush
   [ feī téng ]    to fly swiftly upward, to soar
   [ feī ]    Exocet (missile)
   [ feī ]    flying fish
   [ feī zuò ]    Volans (constellation)
   [ feī ]    "flying fish family", family who sacrifice everything to send their children abroad to study
   [ feī ]    bird
   [ feī shí daì ]    Asuka Period in Japanese history (538-710 AD)
   [ feī hóng xuě ]    see 雪泥鴻爪|雪泥鸿爪[xue3 ni2 hong2 zhao3]
   [ feī hóng xuě zhaǒ ]    see 雪泥鴻爪|雪泥鸿爪[xue3 ni2 hong2 zhao3]
鴿   [ feī ]    Flying Pigeon (famous bicycle brand, made in Tianjin since 1936)
   [ feī yīng ]    eagle
   [ feī yīng zoǔ ]    to ride out hawking (idiom); to hunt
   [ feī huáng téng ]    lit. the divine steed Feihuang gallops (idiom), fig. to achieve meteoric success in one's career
   [ feī shǔ ]    flying squirrel, (dialect) bat
   [ feī lóng ]    wyvern (type of dragon)
⇒    [ xià feī ]    to get off a plane, to deplane
⇒    [ míng feī xíng ]    unidentified flying object (UFO)
⇒    [ ér feī ]    to disappear without trace, to vanish all of a sudden, to spread fast, to spread like wildfire
⇒    [ zhuó feī xíng ]    nonstop flight
⇒    [ zhōng guó shāng yòng feī ]    COMAC (Chinese aeronautics company)
⇒    [ zhōng guó shāng feī ]    COMAC, Chinese aeronautics company (abbr. for 中國商用飛機|中国商用飞机[Zhong1 guo2 Shang1 yong4 Fei1 ji1])
⇒    [ kōng feī guò ]    to just scrape through with a narrow pass (in an exam)
⇒    [ xiá daò feī chē ]    Grand Theft Auto (video game series)
⇒    [ tíng feī ]    (of an aircraft) to be grounded
⇒    [ jiàn feī ]    running as fast as flying
⇒ b7宋   [ jié ruì sòng feī ]    Jerry Seinfeld
⇒    [ laó yàn fēn feī ]    the shrike and the swallow fly in different directions (idiom), (usually of a couple) to part from each other
⇒    [ xié feī ]    Concorde, supersonic passenger airliner
⇒    [ nán feī guò dōng ]    (of birds) to migrate south for the winter
⇒    [ qún feī ]    gregarious (ornithology)
⇒    [ dān feī ]    monoplane
⇒    [ pēn shì feī ]    jet aircraft
⇒    [ chuí zhí duǎn luò feī ]    vertical or short takeoff and landing aircraft
⇒    [ chuí zhí luò feī ]    vertical takeoff and landing aircraft
⇒    [ zhí feī ]    (of an airline) to run a flight
⇒    [ taì kōng feī chuán ]    Space Shuttle, US spacecraft system (1981-2011)
⇒    [ taì kōng feī chuán ]    spaceship, spacecraft
⇒    [ naì feī ]    Netflix, American entertainment company
⇒    [ fèn feī ]    to spread wings and fly
⇒    [ zhoù feī chuán ]    spacecraft
⇒    [ zhǎn chì gaō feī ]    to spread one's wings and soar (idiom), to develop one's abilities freely
⇒    [ yuè feī ]    Yue Fei (1103-1142), Song dynasty patriot and general
⇒    [ zhāng feī ]    Zhang Fei (168-221), general of Shu and blood-brother of Liu Bei in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, famous as fearsome fighter and lover of wine
⇒    [ zhāng feī yuè feī ]    lit. Zhang Fei fights Yue Fei, fig. an impossible combination, an impossible turn of events (idiom)
⇒    [ zhāng feī yuè feī ]    lit. Zhang Fei fights Yue Fei, fig. an impossible combination, an impossible turn of events (idiom)
⇒    [ zhàn huǒ fēn feī ]    fire of war everywhere (idiom); enveloped in the flames of war
⇒    [ feī ]    to masturbate (slang)
⇒    [ chā chì nán feī ]    lit. even given wings, you couldn't fly (idiom); fig. impossible to escape
⇒    [ fàng feī ]    to allow to fly
⇒    [ fàng feī ]    (coll.) to stand sb up, to fail to honor an agreement
⇒    [ héng feī ]    to splash across, to splatter
⇒    [ shuāng feī ]    lit. a pair of birds flying close together (idiom), fig. two hearts beating as one, name of a sweet and sour chicken wing dish
⇒    [ feī ]    to fly wing to wing (idiom), two hearts beating as one, (of a couple) inseparable
⇒    [ shuǐ shàng feī bǎn ]    flyboard
⇒    [ shuǐ shàng feī ]    seaplane
⇒ 滿   [ mǎn tiān feī ]    to rush around everywhere, always active
⇒    [ màn tiān feī ]    (of snow etc) to fill the sky
⇒    [ huī feī yān miè ]    lit. scattered ashes and dispersed smoke (idiom), fig. to be annihilated, to vanish in a puff of smoke
⇒    [ fēng yān zhàn huǒ fēn feī ]    lit. fire beacons in all four directions (idiom); the confusion of war
⇒    [ rén feī xíng ]    drone, unmanned aerial vehicle
⇒    [ zhǔ shú de zi feī le ]    the cooked duck flew away (proverb), (fig.) to let a sure thing slip through one's fingers
⇒    [ zhí shēng feī ]    see 直升機|直升机[zhi2 sheng1 ji1]
⇒    [ zhí feī ]    to fly directly, direct flight
⇒    [ meí feī ]    smiles of exultation, radiant with delight
⇒    [ duǎn luò feī ]    short takeoff and landing aircraft
⇒    [ shén zhoū haò feī chuán ]    Shenzhou (spacecraft)
⇒    [ shén caǐ feī yáng ]    in high spirits (idiom); glowing with health and vigor
⇒    [ kōng zhōng feī rén ]    trapeze artist, frequent flyer
⇒    [ feī měng jìn ]    to advance by leaps and bounds
⇒    [ bèn xiān feī ]    lit. the clumsy bird flies early (idiom); fig. to work hard to compensate for one's limited abilities
⇒    [ hóng waì xiàn daǒ yǐn feī dàn ]    infrared guided missile
⇒    [ fēn feī ]    to swirl in the air (of thickly falling snowflakes, flower petals etc), to flutter about
⇒    [ wǎng feī ]    Netflix, American entertainment company
⇒    [ qún feī ]    to fly as a flock or swarm
⇒    [ háng tiān feī ]    space shuttle
⇒    [ xuè roù héng feī ]    flesh and blood flying (idiom); carnage, people blown to pieces
⇒    [ shì feī yuán ]    test pilot
⇒    [ zhì de feī yuè ]    qualitative leap
⇒    [ feī ]    (of an aircraft) to take off
⇒    [ feī tán shè ]    takeoff catapult (on aircraft carrier)
⇒    [ yuè feī ]    Adolph Abramovich Joffe (1883-1927), Soviet and Comintern diplomat and spy in 1922-23 in Republican China
⇒    [ yuǎn zoǔ gaō feī ]    to go far, to escape to faraway places
⇒    [ qiān feī ]    to migrate (of birds)
⇒    [ ā feī ]    hoodlum, hooligan, young rowdy
⇒    [ shǎn feī tuán ]    Shaanxi Aircraft Corporation (state-owned enterprise)
⇒ 宿   [ shuāng shuāng feī ]    lit. to rest and fly together (idiom), fig. to live in each other's pockets, to be inseparable
⇒    [ shuāng feī ]    biplane
⇒    [ shuāng feī ]    flying in pairs, close union as husband and wife, round-trip flight, (slang) threesome
⇒    [ feī goǔ ]    lit. chickens flying and dogs jumping (idiom), fig. in chaos, in disarray
⇒    [ feī dàn ]    the chicken has flown the coop and the eggs are broken, a dead loss (idiom)
⇒    [ yún feī chē ]    roller coaster
⇒    [ xiá feī ]    Joseph Joffre (1852-1931), leading French general at the start of World War One
⇒    [ feī laí feī ]    to fly about, to fly hither and thither, to flit, to swarm, to spiral
⇒    [ téng feī ]    lit. to fly upwards swiftly, fig. rapid advance, rapidly developing (situation)
⇒    [ jīng feī ]    to go off like a rocket, to rocket
⇒    [ gaō feī ]    Goofy (friend of Mickey Mouse)
⇒    [ gaō feī ]    to soar
⇒    [ gaō feī yuǎn zoǔ ]    to fly high and run far (idiom); to leave in a hurry for a distance place
⇒    [ hún feī sàn ]    lit. the soul flies away and scatters (idiom), fig. to be frightened stiff, spooked out of one's mind, terror-stricken
⇒    [ péng feī ]    flight of the roc (used in names), soaring flight
⇒    [ huáng feī hóng ]    Wong Fei-hung (1847-1925), martial arts master
⇒    [ heī feī ]    to fly illegally (of planes, drones etc)
⇒    [ lín feī tǐng ]    Zeppelin dirigible airship
⇒    [ lóng feī ]    to promote (to official position in former times)
⇒    [ lóng feī fèng ]    flamboyant or bold cursive calligraphy (idiom)

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