班 | [ bān ] surname Ban |
班 | [ bān ] team, class, squad, work shift, ranking, CL:個|个[ge4], classifier for groups of people and scheduled transport vehicles |
班上 | [ bān shàng ] (in the) class |
班主 | [ bān zhǔ ] leader of a theatrical troupe |
班主任 | [ bān zhǔ rèn ] teacher in charge of a class |
班什 | [ bān shí ] Binche (Belgian city) |
班代 | [ bān daì ] (Tw) class representative, class president |
班伯利 | [ bān bó lì ] Bunbury, coastal city in Western Australia |
班伯里 | [ bān bó lǐ ] Bunbury, coastal city in Western Australia, Banbury, town in Oxfordshire, England |
班克斯 | [ bān kè sī ] Banks (surname), Banksy (UK artist) |
班克西 | [ bān kè xī ] Banksy (British street artist) |
班加羅爾 | [ 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] |
班務會 | [ bān wù huì ] a routine meeting of a squad, team or class |
班卓琴 | [ bān zhuó qín ] banjo (loanword) |
班吉 | [ bān jí ] Bangui, capital of Central African Republic |
班固 | [ bān gù ] Ban Gu (32-92), Eastern Han dynasty historian, wrote the Dynastic History of Western Han 漢書|汉书 |
班圖斯坦 | [ bān tú sī tǎn ] Bantustan |
班基 | [ bān jī ] Bangui, capital of Central African Republic (Tw) |
班子 | [ bān zi ] organized group, theatrical troupe |
班導 | [ bān daǒ ] (Tw) teacher in charge of a class, homeroom teacher |
班導師 | [ bān daǒ shī ] (Tw) teacher in charge of a class, homeroom teacher |
班師 | [ bān shī ] to withdraw troops from the front, to return in triumph |
班底 | [ bān dǐ ] ordinary members of theatrical troupe |
班戈 | [ bān gē ] Baingoin county, Tibetan: Dpal mgon rdzong, in Nagchu prefecture 那曲地區|那曲地区[Na4 qu3 di4 qu1], central Tibet |
班戈縣 | [ bān gē xiàn ] Baingoin county, Tibetan: Dpal mgon rdzong, in Nagchu prefecture 那曲地區|那曲地区[Na4 qu3 di4 qu1], central Tibet |
班房 | [ bān fáng ] jail |
班會 | [ bān huì ] class meeting (in schools) |
班期 | [ bān qī ] schedule (for flight, voyage etc) |
班機 | [ bān jī ] airliner, (regular) flight, CL:趟[tang4],次[ci4],班[ban1] |
班檯 | [ bān taí ] office desk |
班次 | [ bān cì ] grade, class number (in school), flight or run number, flight or run (seen as an item), shift (work period) |
班珠爾 | [ bān zhū ěr ] Banjul, capital of Gambia |
班瑪 | [ bān mǎ ] Baima or Banma county (Tibetan: pad ma rdzong) in Golog Tibetan autonomous prefecture 果洛州[Guo3 luo4 zhou1], Qinghai |
班瑪縣 | [ bān mǎ xiàn ] Baima or Banma county (Tibetan: pad ma rdzong) in Golog Tibetan autonomous prefecture 果洛州[Guo3 luo4 zhou1], Qinghai |
班白 | [ bān baí ] variant of 斑白[ban1 bai2] |
班禪 | [ bān chán ] Panchen (Lama), abbr. for 班禪額爾德尼|班禅额尔德尼[Ban1 chan2 E2 er3 de2 ni2] |
班禪喇嘛 | [ bān chán lǎ ma ] Panchen Lama |
班禪額爾德尼 | [ bān chán é ěr dé ní ] Panchen Erdeni or Panchen Lama, abbr. to 班禪|班禅[Ban1 chan2] |
班禿 | [ bān tū ] spot baldness (alopecia areata) |
班竹 | [ bān zhú ] Banjul, capital of Gambia (Tw) |
班紀德 | [ bān jì dé ] pancetta (Italian belly), salted spiced dried pork belly |
班級 | [ bān jí ] class (group of students), grade (in school) |
班組 | [ bān zǔ ] group or team (in factories etc) |
班線 | [ bān xiàn ] route (of a bus etc) |
班花 | [ bān huā ] the prettiest girl in the class |
班草 | [ bān caǒ ] the most handsome boy in the class |
班荊相對 | [ bān jīng xiāng duì ] to treat sb with courtesy (idiom) |
班超 | [ bān chaō ] Ban Chao (33-102), noted Han diplomat and military man |
班車 | [ bān chē ] regular bus (service) |
班輩 | [ bān beì ] seniority in the family, pecking order |
班輩兒 | [ bān beì ] seniority in the family, pecking order |
班輪 | [ bān lún ] regular passenger or cargo ship, regular steamship service |
班達亞齊 | [ bān dá yà qí ] Banda Aceh, capital of Aceh province of Indonesia in northwest Sumatra |
班達海 | [ bān dá haǐ ] Banda Sea, in the East Indian Archipelago |
班長 | [ bān zhǎng ] class monitor, squad leader, team leader, CL:個|个[ge4] |
班門弄斧 | [ bān mén nòng fǔ ] to display one's slight skill before an expert (idiom) |
班雅明 | [ bān yǎ míng ] Benjamin (name) |
班駁 | [ bān bó ] variant of 斑駁|斑驳[ban1 bo2] |
⇒ 三班倒 | [ sān bān daǒ ] three-shift system (work rostering) |
⇒ 上下班 | [ shàng xià bān ] to start and finish work |
⇒ 上下班時間 | [ shàng xià bān shí jiān ] rush hour |
⇒ 上班 | [ shàng bān ] to go to work, to be on duty, to start work, to go to the office |
⇒ 上班族 | [ shàng bān zú ] office workers (as social group) |
⇒ 上班時間 | [ shàng bān shí jiān ] time of going to work, the morning rush hour |
⇒ 下班 | [ xià bān ] to finish work, to get off work |
⇒ 交接班 | [ jiē bān ] to change shift |
⇒ 交班 | [ bān ] to hand over to the next workshift |
⇒ 代班 | [ daì bān ] (Tw) to take over sb's job, to substitute for |
⇒ 倒班 | [ daǒ bān ] to change shifts, to work in turns |
⇒ 值班 | [ zhí bān ] to work a shift, on duty |
⇒ 傭人領班 | [ yōng rén lǐng bān ] butler |
⇒ 全班 | [ quán bān ] the whole class |
⇒ 分班 | [ fēn bān ] to divide people into groups, teams, squads etc |
⇒ 加班 | [ jiā bān ] to work overtime |
⇒ 北布拉班特 | [ beǐ bù lā bān tè ] Noord Brabant, Netherlands |
⇒ 原班人馬 | [ yuán bān rén mǎ ] original cast, former team |
⇒ 古爾班通古特沙漠 | [ gǔ ěr bān tōng gǔ tè shā mò ] Gurbantunggut Desert, northern Xinjiang |
⇒ 同班 | [ tóng bān ] to be in the same class, to be in the same squad, classmate |
⇒ 同班同學 | [ tóng bān tóng xué ] classmate |
⇒ 唱詩班 | [ chàng shī bān ] choir |
⇒ 單班課 | [ dān bān kè ] individual lesson, one-on-one class |
⇒ 坐班 | [ zuò bān ] to work office hours, on duty |
⇒ 坐班房 | [ zuò bān fáng ] to be in prison |
⇒ 埃德b7米利班德 | [ aī dé mǐ lì bān dé ] Ed Milliband, UK labor politician, opposition leader from 2010 |
⇒ 培訓班 | [ peí xùn bān ] training class |
⇒ 塔利班 | [ tǎ lì bān ] the Taliban, Islamist organization that emerged in the mid-1990s in Afghanistan |
⇒ 夜班 | [ yè bān ] night shift |
⇒ 大班 | [ dà bān ] tai-pan, business executive, foreign business manager, top class of kindergarten or school grade |
⇒ 大衛b7米利班德 | [ dà weì mǐ lì bān dé ] David Miliband (1965-), UK politician |
⇒ 學前班 | [ xué qián bān ] preschool |
⇒ 安親班 | [ ān qīn bān ] after-school program (Tw) |
⇒ 布里斯班 | [ bù lǐ sī bān ] Brisbane, capital of Queensland, Australia |
⇒ 常態分班 | [ cháng taì fēn bān ] (Tw) grouping of students into classes of mixed ability |
⇒ 常態編班 | [ cháng taì biān bān ] see 常態分班|常态分班[chang2 tai4 fen1 ban1] |
⇒ 德班 | [ dé bān ] Durban (city in South Africa) |
⇒ 快班 | [ bān ] advanced stream (in school), express (train, bus etc) |
⇒ 慢班 | [ màn bān ] remedial stream (in school) |
⇒ 托班 | [ tuō bān ] after-school program |
⇒ 托管班 | [ tuō guǎn bān ] after-school program |
⇒ 按步就班 | [ àn bù jiù bān ] follow the prescribed order, keep to conventional ways |
⇒ 按部就班 | [ àn bù jiù bān ] to follow the prescribed order; to keep to the working routine (idiom) |
⇒ 捐班 | [ juān bān ] to contribute |
⇒ 排班 | [ paí bān ] to arrange (shifts, runs, classes etc) in order |
⇒ 探班 | [ tàn bān ] to check on sb at his workplace, to come to a movie set to visit one of the actors |
⇒ 接班 | [ jiē bān ] to take over (from those working the previous shift), to take over (in a leadership role etc), to succeed sb |
⇒ 接班人 | [ jiē bān rén ] successor |
⇒ 插班 | [ chā bān ] to join a class partway through the course |
⇒ 換班 | [ huàn bān ] to change shift, the next work shift, to relieve (a workman on the previous shift), to take over the job |
⇒ 放牛班 | [ fàng niú bān ] class of underachievers, dunces' class (Tw) |
⇒ 日班 | [ rì bān ] day shift |
⇒ 早早班 | [ zaǒ zaǒ bān ] preschool group for kids aged three or less, (Tw) work shift starting around daybreak |
⇒ 早班 | [ zaǒ bān ] early shift, morning work shift |
⇒ 早班兒 | [ zaǒ bān ] erhua variant of 早班[zao3 ban1] |
⇒ 替班 | [ tì bān ] to act as substitute, to fill in for sb |
⇒ 替班兒 | [ tì bān ] erhua variant of 替班[ti4 ban1] |
⇒ 末班車 | [ mò bān chē ] last bus or train, last chance |
⇒ 杜嘉班納 | [ dù jiā bān nà ] Dolce & Gabbana (fashion) |
⇒ 格林斯班 | [ gé lín sī bān ] Alan Greenspan (1926-), US economist |
⇒ 民航班機 | [ mín háng bān jī ] civilian plane, commercial flight |
⇒ 牙班 | [ yá bān ] dental plaque |
⇒ 留班 | [ liú bān ] to repeat a year in school |
⇒ 當班 | [ dāng bān ] to work one's shift |
⇒ 白班 | [ baí bān ] day shift |
⇒ 白班兒 | [ baí bān ] day shift |
⇒ 短訓班 | [ duǎn xùn bān ] short training course |
⇒ 米利班德 | [ mǐ lì bān dé ] Milliband (name), Ed Milliband, UK labor politician, opposition leader from 2010 |
⇒ 編班 | [ biān bān ] to group students into classes, to divide people (staff members etc) into groups |
⇒ 編班考試 | [ biān bān kaǒ shì ] placement test |
⇒ 翹班 | [ bān ] to skip work, to sneak out of work early |
⇒ 脫班 | [ tuō bān ] behind schedule, late |
⇒ 航班 | [ háng bān ] scheduled flight, flight number, plane, scheduled sailing, sailing number, passenger ship |
⇒ 航班表 | [ háng bān ] flight schedule |
⇒ 草臺班子 | [ caǒ taí bān zi ] small, poorly-equipped theatrical troupe that tours small towns and villages, (fig.) makeshift band of individuals, rough and ready outfit |
⇒ 補習班 | [ bǔ xí bān ] cram class, cram school, evening classes |
⇒ 西班牙 | [ xī bān yá ] Spain |
⇒ 西班牙人 | [ xī bān yá rén ] Spaniard, Spanish person |
⇒ 西班牙文 | [ xī bān yá wén ] Spanish (language) |
⇒ 西班牙港 | [ xī bān yá gǎng ] Port-of-Spain, capital of Trinidad and Tobago |
⇒ 西班牙語 | [ xī bān yá yǔ ] Spanish language |
⇒ 討論班 | [ taǒ lùn bān ] seminar, workshop |
⇒ 講習班 | [ jiǎng xí bān ] instructional workshop |
⇒ 資優班 | [ zī yoū bān ] class composed of gifted students (Tw) |
⇒ 跟班 | [ gēn bān ] attendant, footman (servant) |
⇒ 蹺班 | [ bān ] see 翹班|翘班[qiao4 ban1] |
⇒ 輔導班 | [ fǔ daǒ bān ] tutorial class, remedial class, preparatory course |
⇒ 輪班 | [ lún bān ] shift working |
⇒ 轉接班機 | [ zhuǎn jiē bān jī ] connecting flight |
⇒ 速成班 | [ sù chéng bān ] intensive course, crash course |
⇒ 長班 | [ cháng bān ] (old) footman, servant |
⇒ 頂班 | [ dǐng bān ] to take over sb else's job, to substitute for |
⇒ 領班 | [ lǐng bān ] supervisor, foreman, head waiter or waitress |
⇒ 魯班 | [ lǔ bān ] Lu Ban, legendary master craftsman, called the father of Chinese carpentry |