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Unicode/Hanzi Search: U+73ED (班)

73ED
班
class, group, grade; squad; job
Radical 𤣩王
Strokes (without radical) 6 Total Strokes 10
Mandarin reading bān Cantonese reading baan1
Japanese on reading han Japanese kun reading wakeru
Korean reading pan Vietnamese reading ban

CEDICT Entries:

   [ bān ]    surname Ban
   [ bān ]    team, class, squad, work shift, ranking, CL:個|个[ge4], classifier for groups of people and scheduled transport vehicles
   [ bān shàng ]    (in the) class
   [ bān zhǔ ]    leader of a theatrical troupe
   [ bān zhǔ rèn ]    teacher in charge of a class
   [ bān shí ]    Binche (Belgian city)
   [ bān daì ]    (Tw) class representative, class president
   [ bān ]    Bunbury, coastal city in Western Australia
   [ bān ]    Bunbury, coastal city in Western Australia, Banbury, town in Oxfordshire, England
   [ bān ]    Banks (surname), Banksy (UK artist)
西   [ bān ]    Banksy (British street artist)
   [ bān jiā luó ěr ]    Bangalore, capital of southwest Indian state Karnataka 卡納塔克邦|卡纳塔克邦[Ka3 na4 ta3 ke4 bang1]
   [ bān huì ]    a routine meeting of a squad, team or class
   [ bān zhuó qín ]    banjo (loanword)
   [ bān ]    Bangui, capital of Central African Republic
   [ bān ]    Ban Gu (32-92), Eastern Han dynasty historian, wrote the Dynastic History of Western Han 漢書|汉书
   [ bān tǎn ]    Bantustan
   [ bān ]    Bangui, capital of Central African Republic (Tw)
   [ bān zi ]    organized group, theatrical troupe
   [ bān daǒ ]    (Tw) teacher in charge of a class, homeroom teacher
   [ bān daǒ shī ]    (Tw) teacher in charge of a class, homeroom teacher
   [ bān shī ]    to withdraw troops from the front, to return in triumph
   [ bān ]    ordinary members of theatrical troupe
   [ bān ]    Baingoin county, Tibetan: Dpal mgon rdzong, in Nagchu prefecture 那曲地區|那曲地区[Na4 qu3 di4 qu1], central Tibet
   [ bān xiàn ]    Baingoin county, Tibetan: Dpal mgon rdzong, in Nagchu prefecture 那曲地區|那曲地区[Na4 qu3 di4 qu1], central Tibet
   [ bān fáng ]    jail
   [ bān huì ]    class meeting (in schools)
   [ bān ]    schedule (for flight, voyage etc)
   [ bān ]    airliner, (regular) flight, CL:趟[tang4],次[ci4],班[ban1]
   [ bān taí ]    office desk
   [ bān ]    grade, class number (in school), flight or run number, flight or run (seen as an item), shift (work period)
   [ bān zhū ěr ]    Banjul, capital of Gambia
   [ bān ]    Baima or Banma county (Tibetan: pad ma rdzong) in Golog Tibetan autonomous prefecture 果洛州[Guo3 luo4 zhou1], Qinghai
   [ bān xiàn ]    Baima or Banma county (Tibetan: pad ma rdzong) in Golog Tibetan autonomous prefecture 果洛州[Guo3 luo4 zhou1], Qinghai
   [ bān baí ]    variant of 斑白[ban1 bai2]
   [ bān chán ]    Panchen (Lama), abbr. for 班禪額爾德尼|班禅额尔德尼[Ban1 chan2 E2 er3 de2 ni2]
   [ bān chán ma ]    Panchen Lama
   [ bān chán é ěr ]    Panchen Erdeni or Panchen Lama, abbr. to 班禪|班禅[Ban1 chan2]
禿   [ bān ]    spot baldness (alopecia areata)
   [ bān zhú ]    Banjul, capital of Gambia (Tw)
   [ bān ]    pancetta (Italian belly), salted spiced dried pork belly
   [ bān ]    class (group of students), grade (in school)
   [ bān ]    group or team (in factories etc)
   [ bān xiàn ]    route (of a bus etc)
   [ bān huā ]    the prettiest girl in the class
   [ bān caǒ ]    the most handsome boy in the class
   [ bān jīng xiāng duì ]    to treat sb with courtesy (idiom)
   [ bān chaō ]    Ban Chao (33-102), noted Han diplomat and military man
   [ bān chē ]    regular bus (service)
   [ bān beì ]    seniority in the family, pecking order
   [ bān beì ]    seniority in the family, pecking order
   [ bān lún ]    regular passenger or cargo ship, regular steamship service
   [ bān ]    Banda Aceh, capital of Aceh province of Indonesia in northwest Sumatra
   [ bān haǐ ]    Banda Sea, in the East Indian Archipelago
   [ bān zhǎng ]    class monitor, squad leader, team leader, CL:個|个[ge4]
   [ bān mén nòng ]    to display one's slight skill before an expert (idiom)
   [ bān míng ]    Benjamin (name)
   [ bān ]    variant of 斑駁|斑驳[ban1 bo2]
⇒    [ sān bān daǒ ]    three-shift system (work rostering)
⇒    [ shàng xià bān ]    to start and finish work
⇒    [ shàng xià bān shí jiān ]    rush hour
⇒    [ shàng bān ]    to go to work, to be on duty, to start work, to go to the office
⇒    [ shàng bān ]    office workers (as social group)
⇒    [ shàng bān shí jiān ]    time of going to work, the morning rush hour
⇒    [ xià bān ]    to finish work, to get off work
⇒    [ jiē bān ]    to change shift
⇒    [ bān ]    to hand over to the next workshift
⇒    [ daì bān ]    (Tw) to take over sb's job, to substitute for
⇒    [ daǒ bān ]    to change shifts, to work in turns
⇒    [ zhí bān ]    to work a shift, on duty
⇒    [ yōng rén lǐng bān ]    butler
⇒    [ quán bān ]    the whole class
⇒    [ fēn bān ]    to divide people into groups, teams, squads etc
⇒    [ jiā bān ]    to work overtime
⇒    [ beǐ bān ]    Noord Brabant, Netherlands
⇒    [ yuán bān rén ]    original cast, former team
⇒    [ ěr bān tōng shā ]    Gurbantunggut Desert, northern Xinjiang
⇒    [ tóng bān ]    to be in the same class, to be in the same squad, classmate
⇒    [ tóng bān tóng xué ]    classmate
⇒    [ chàng shī bān ]    choir
⇒    [ dān bān ]    individual lesson, one-on-one class
⇒    [ zuò bān ]    to work office hours, on duty
⇒    [ zuò bān fáng ]    to be in prison
⇒ b7米   [ bān ]    Ed Milliband, UK labor politician, opposition leader from 2010
⇒    [ peí xùn bān ]    training class
⇒    [ bān ]    the Taliban, Islamist organization that emerged in the mid-1990s in Afghanistan
⇒    [ bān ]    night shift
⇒    [ bān ]    tai-pan, business executive, foreign business manager, top class of kindergarten or school grade
⇒ b7米   [ weì bān ]    David Miliband (1965-), UK politician
⇒    [ xué qián bān ]    preschool
⇒    [ ān qīn bān ]    after-school program (Tw)
⇒    [ bān ]    Brisbane, capital of Queensland, Australia
⇒    [ cháng taì fēn bān ]    (Tw) grouping of students into classes of mixed ability
⇒    [ cháng taì biān bān ]    see 常態分班|常态分班[chang2 tai4 fen1 ban1]
⇒    [ bān ]    Durban (city in South Africa)
⇒    [ bān ]    advanced stream (in school), express (train, bus etc)
⇒    [ màn bān ]    remedial stream (in school)
⇒    [ tuō bān ]    after-school program
⇒    [ tuō guǎn bān ]    after-school program
⇒    [ àn jiù bān ]    follow the prescribed order, keep to conventional ways
⇒    [ àn jiù bān ]    to follow the prescribed order; to keep to the working routine (idiom)
⇒    [ juān bān ]    to contribute
⇒    [ paí bān ]    to arrange (shifts, runs, classes etc) in order
⇒    [ tàn bān ]    to check on sb at his workplace, to come to a movie set to visit one of the actors
⇒    [ jiē bān ]    to take over (from those working the previous shift), to take over (in a leadership role etc), to succeed sb
⇒    [ jiē bān rén ]    successor
⇒    [ chā bān ]    to join a class partway through the course
⇒    [ huàn bān ]    to change shift, the next work shift, to relieve (a workman on the previous shift), to take over the job
⇒    [ fàng niú bān ]    class of underachievers, dunces' class (Tw)
⇒    [ bān ]    day shift
⇒    [ zaǒ zaǒ bān ]    preschool group for kids aged three or less, (Tw) work shift starting around daybreak
⇒    [ zaǒ bān ]    early shift, morning work shift
⇒    [ zaǒ bān ]    erhua variant of 早班[zao3 ban1]
⇒    [ bān ]    to act as substitute, to fill in for sb
⇒    [ bān ]    erhua variant of 替班[ti4 ban1]
⇒    [ bān chē ]    last bus or train, last chance
⇒    [ jiā bān ]    Dolce & Gabbana (fashion)
⇒    [ lín bān ]    Alan Greenspan (1926-), US economist
⇒    [ mín háng bān ]    civilian plane, commercial flight
⇒    [ bān ]    dental plaque
⇒    [ liú bān ]    to repeat a year in school
⇒    [ dāng bān ]    to work one's shift
⇒    [ baí bān ]    day shift
⇒    [ baí bān ]    day shift
⇒    [ duǎn xùn bān ]    short training course
⇒    [ bān ]    Milliband (name), Ed Milliband, UK labor politician, opposition leader from 2010
⇒    [ biān bān ]    to group students into classes, to divide people (staff members etc) into groups
⇒    [ biān bān kaǒ shì ]    placement test
⇒    [ bān ]    to skip work, to sneak out of work early
⇒    [ tuō bān ]    behind schedule, late
⇒    [ háng bān ]    scheduled flight, flight number, plane, scheduled sailing, sailing number, passenger ship
⇒    [ háng bān ]    flight schedule
⇒    [ caǒ taí bān zi ]    small, poorly-equipped theatrical troupe that tours small towns and villages, (fig.) makeshift band of individuals, rough and ready outfit
⇒    [ bān ]    cram class, cram school, evening classes
⇒ 西   [ bān ]    Spain
⇒ 西   [ bān rén ]    Spaniard, Spanish person
⇒ 西   [ bān wén ]    Spanish (language)
⇒ 西   [ bān gǎng ]    Port-of-Spain, capital of Trinidad and Tobago
⇒ 西   [ bān ]    Spanish language
⇒    [ taǒ lùn bān ]    seminar, workshop
⇒    [ jiǎng bān ]    instructional workshop
⇒    [ yoū bān ]    class composed of gifted students (Tw)
⇒    [ gēn bān ]    attendant, footman (servant)
⇒    [ bān ]    see 翹班|翘班[qiao4 ban1]
⇒    [ daǒ bān ]    tutorial class, remedial class, preparatory course
⇒    [ lún bān ]    shift working
⇒    [ zhuǎn jiē bān ]    connecting flight
⇒    [ chéng bān ]    intensive course, crash course
⇒    [ cháng bān ]    (old) footman, servant
⇒    [ dǐng bān ]    to take over sb else's job, to substitute for
⇒    [ lǐng bān ]    supervisor, foreman, head waiter or waitress
⇒    [ bān ]    Lu Ban, legendary master craftsman, called the father of Chinese carpentry

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