庸 | [ yōng ] ordinary, to use |
庸人 | [ yōng rén ] mediocre person |
庸人庸福 | [ yōng rén yōng fú ] fools have good fortune (idiom) |
庸人自擾 | [ yōng rén zì raǒ ] lit. silly people get their panties in a bunch (idiom), fig. to get upset over nothing, to make problems for oneself |
庸俗 | [ yōng sú ] vulgar, tacky, tawdry |
庸俗化 | [ yōng sú huà ] debasement, vulgarization |
庸庸碌碌 | [ yōng yōng lù lù ] ordinary, mediocre |
庸才 | [ yōng caí ] mediocrity |
庸碌 | [ yōng lù ] mediocre |
庸碌無能 | [ yōng lù wú néng ] mediocre and incompetent |
庸醫 | [ yōng yī ] quack, charlatan |
⇒ 中庸 | [ zhōng yōng ] the Doctrine of the Mean, one of the Four Books 四書|四书[Si4 shu1] |
⇒ 中庸 | [ zhōng yōng ] golden mean (Confucianism), (literary) (of person) mediocre, ordinary |
⇒ 中庸之道 | [ zhōng yōng zhī daò ] doctrine of the mean, moderation in all things |
⇒ 凡庸 | [ fán yōng ] ordinary, mediocre |
⇒ 大庸 | [ dà yōng ] Dayong, former name of Zhangjiajie 張家界|张家界[Zhang1 jia1 jie4], Hunan |
⇒ 居庸關 | [ jū yōng guān ] Juyongguan, frontier fortress on Great Wall north of Beijing, in Changping district 昌平區|昌平区[Chang1 ping2 qu1] |
⇒ 平庸 | [ píng yōng ] mediocre, indifferent, commonplace |
⇒ 平庸之輩 | [ píng yōng zhī beì ] a nobody, a nonentity |
⇒ 庸人庸福 | [ yōng rén yōng fú ] fools have good fortune (idiom) |
⇒ 庸庸碌碌 | [ yōng yōng lù lù ] ordinary, mediocre |
⇒ 昏庸 | [ hūn yōng ] muddleheaded |
⇒ 毋庸 | [ wú yōng ] no need for |
⇒ 無庸 | [ wú yōng ] variant of 毋庸[wu2 yong1] |
⇒ 登庸人才 | [ dēng yōng rén caí ] to employ talent (idiom) |
⇒ 金庸 | [ jīn yōng ] Jin Yong, pen name of Louis Cha (1924-2018), wuxia 武俠|武侠[wu3 xia2] novelist, author of the 1957-1961 Condor Trilogy |
⇒ 附庸 | [ fù yōng ] vassal, dependent, subordinate, subservient, appendage |
⇒ 附庸風雅 | [ fù yōng fēng yǎ ] (of an uneducated person) to mingle with the cognoscenti, to pose as a culture lover, to be a culture snob, having pretensions to culture |