| 欢 | [ huān ] variant of 歡|欢[huan1] |
| 欢 | [ huān ] joyous, happy, pleased |
| 欢势 | [ huān shi ] lively, full of vigor, vibrant, spirited |
| 欢呼 | [ huān hū ] to cheer for, to acclaim |
| 欢呼雀跃 | [ huān hū què yuè ] cheering excitedly (idiom), jubilant |
| 欢喜 | [ huān xǐ ] happy, joyous, delighted, to like, to be fond of |
| 欢喜冤家 | [ huān xǐ yuān jia ] quarrelsome but loving couple |
| 欢天喜地 | [ huān tiān xǐ dì ] delighted, with great joy, in high spirits |
| 欢娱 | [ huān yú ] to amuse, to divert, happy, joyful, pleasure, amusement |
| 欢宴 | [ huān yàn ] feast, celebration |
| 欢容 | [ huān róng ] happy, joyous |
| 欢实 | [ huān shi ] lively, full of vigor, vibrant, spirited |
| 欢度 | [ huān dù ] to merrily spend (an occasion), to celebrate |
| 欢心 | [ huān xīn ] favor, liking, love, jubilation, joy |
| 欢快 | [ huān ] cheerful and lighthearted, lively |
| 欢悦 | [ huān yuè ] happiness, joy, to be happy, to be joyous |
| 欢愉 | [ huān yú ] happy, joyous, delighted |
| 欢庆 | [ huān qìng ] to celebrate |
| 欢畅 | [ huān chàng ] happy, cheerful, jubilant |
| 欢乐 | [ huān lè ] gaiety, gladness, glee, merriment, pleasure, happy, joyous, gay |
| 欢乐时光 | [ huān lè shí guāng ] happy time, happy hour (in bars etc) |
| 欢欣 | [ huān xīn ] elated |
| 欢欣雀跃 | [ huān xīn què yuè ] elated, overjoyed |
| 欢欣鼓舞 | [ huān xīn gǔ wǔ ] elated and excited (idiom); overjoyed |
| 欢欢喜喜 | [ huān huān xǐ xǐ ] happily |
| 欢笑 | [ huān ] to laugh happily, a belly-laugh |
| 欢聚 | [ huān jù ] to get together socially, to celebrate, party, celebration |
| 欢聚一堂 | [ huān jù yī táng ] to gather happily under one roof |
| 欢声 | [ huān shēng ] cheers, cries of joy or approval |
| 欢声笑语 | [ huān shēng yǔ ] cheers and laughter |
| 欢蹦乱跳 | [ huān bèng luàn ] glowing with health and vivacity (idiom) |
| 欢迎 | [ huān yíng ] to welcome, welcome |
| 欢迎光临 | [ huān yíng guāng lín ] welcome |
| 欢送 | [ huān sòng ] to see off, to send off |
| 欢送会 | [ huān sòng huì ] farewell party |
| 欢腾 | [ huān téng ] jubilation, great celebration, CL:片[pian4] |
| 欢 | [ huān ] hubbub, clamor, variant of 歡|欢[huan1] |
| 欢 | [ huān ] a breed of horse, variant of 歡|欢[huan1] |
| ⇒ 不受欢迎 | [ bù shoù huān yíng ] unwelcome |
| ⇒ 不欢而散 | [ bù huān ér sàn ] to part on bad terms, (of a meeting etc) to break up in discord |
| ⇒ 交欢 | [ huān ] to have cordial relations with each other, to have sexual intercourse |
| ⇒ 受欢迎 | [ shoù huān yíng ] popular, well-received |
| ⇒ 另觅新欢 | [ lìng mì xīn huān ] to seek happiness elsewhere (euphemism for extramarital sex), a bit on the side |
| ⇒ 合家欢 | [ hé jiā huān ] group photo of whole family |
| ⇒ 喜喜欢欢 | [ xǐ xǐ huān huān ] happily |
| ⇒ 喜喜欢欢 | [ xǐ xǐ huān huān ] happily |
| ⇒ 喜欢 | [ xǐ huan ] to like, to be fond of |
| ⇒ 失欢 | [ shī huān ] to lose favor, to become estranged |
| ⇒ 夹道欢迎 | [ jiā daò huān yíng ] to line the streets in welcome |
| ⇒ 寻欢 | [ xún huān ] to seek pleasure (esp. sexual) |
| ⇒ 寻欢作乐 | [ xún huān zuò lè ] pleasure seeking (idiom); life of dissipation |
| ⇒ 强颜欢笑 | [ qiǎng yán huān ] to pretend to look happy, to force oneself to smile |
| ⇒ 悲欢离合 | [ beī huān lí hé ] joys and sorrows, partings and reunions, the vicissitudes of life |
| ⇒ 承欢 | [ chéng huān ] to cater to sb to make them happy (esp. of one's parents) |
| ⇒ 把酒言欢 | [ bǎ jiǔ yán huān ] to drink and chat merrily (idiom) |
| ⇒ 招人喜欢 | [ zhaō rén xǐ huan ] charming, attractive, delightful |
| ⇒ 新欢 | [ xīn huān ] new flame, new lover |
| ⇒ 春节联欢晚会 | [ chūn jié lián huān wǎn huì ] CCTV New Year's Gala, Chinese New Year special, abbr. to 春晚[Chun1 Wan3] |
| ⇒ 杯酒言欢 | [ beī jiǔ yán huān ] a few drinks and a nice conversation (idiom) |
| ⇒ 欢欢喜喜 | [ huān huān xǐ xǐ ] happily |
| ⇒ 求欢 | [ qiú huān ] to proposition a woman |
| ⇒ 狂欢 | [ kuáng huān ] party, carousal, hilarity, merriment, whoopee, to carouse |
| ⇒ 狂欢节 | [ kuáng huān jié ] carnival |
| ⇒ 男欢女爱 | [ nán huān nǚ aì ] passionate love (idiom) |
| ⇒ 皆大欢喜 | [ jiē dà huān xǐ ] As You Like It, comedy by Shakespeare |
| ⇒ 皆大欢喜 | [ jiē dà huān xǐ ] to everyone's delight and satisfaction |
| ⇒ 尽欢 | [ jìn huān ] to thoroughly enjoy oneself |
| ⇒ 尽欢而散 | [ jìn huān ér sàn ] to disperse after a happy time (idiom), everyone enjoys themselves to the full then party breaks up |
| ⇒ 结欢 | [ jié huān ] on friendly terms |
| ⇒ 绕膝承欢 | [ raò xī chéng huān ] to live with one's parents, thus bringing them happiness (idiom) |
| ⇒ 联欢 | [ lián huān ] to have a get-together, celebration, party |
| ⇒ 联欢会 | [ lián huān huì ] social gathering, party |
| ⇒ 落落寡欢 | [ luò luò guǎ huān ] melancholy, unhappy |
| ⇒ 讨人喜欢 | [ taǒ rén xǐ huan ] to attract people's affection, charming, delightful |
| ⇒ 买笑追欢 | [ maǐ zhuī huān ] lit. to buy smiles to seek happiness, abandon oneself to the pleasures of the flesh (idiom) |
| ⇒ 宾主尽欢 | [ bīn zhǔ jìn huān ] both the guests and the hosts thoroughly enjoy themselves (idiom) |
| ⇒ 金合欢 | [ jīn hé huān ] acacia |
| ⇒ 郁郁寡欢 | [ yù yù guǎ huān ] depressed, cheerless |
| ⇒ 鱼水之欢 | [ yú shuǐ zhī huān ] the pleasure of close intimacy in a couple (idiom), sexual intercourse |
