盾 | [ dùn ] shield, (currency) Vietnamese dong, currency unit of several countries (Indonesian rupiah, Dutch gulden etc) |
盾構機 | [ dùn goù jī ] tunnel boring machine |
盾牌 | [ dùn paí ] shield, pretext, excuse |
盾牌座 | [ dùn paí zuò ] Scutum (constellation) |
⇒ U盾 | [ dùn ] USB key used as a security token in Chinese online banking |
⇒ 人民內部矛盾 | [ rén mín neì bù maó dùn ] internal contradiction among the people (pretext for a purge) |
⇒ 以子之矛,攻子之盾 | [ yǐ zǐ zhī maó gōng zǐ zhī dùn ] lit. use sb's spear to attack his shield (idiom, derived from Han Feizi 韓非子|韩非子); turning a weapon against its owner, fig. to attack an opponent using his own devices, hoist with his own petard |
⇒ 內部矛盾 | [ neì bù maó dùn ] internal contradiction |
⇒ 印尼盾 | [ yìn ní dùn ] Indonesian rupiah |
⇒ 宙斯盾戰鬥系統 | [ zhoù sī dùn zhàn doù xì tǒng ] Aegis Combat System (weapons system developed for the US Navy) |
⇒ 後盾 | [ hoù dùn ] support, backing |
⇒ 敵我矛盾 | [ dí wǒ maó dùn ] contradictions between ourselves and the enemy, Either you are for us or against us. |
⇒ 正確處理人民內部矛盾 | [ zhèng què chǔ lǐ rén mín neì bù maó dùn ] On the correct handling of internal contradictions among the people, Mao Zedong's tract of 1957 |
⇒ 矛盾 | [ maó dùn ] contradiction, CL:個|个[ge4], conflicting views, contradictory |
⇒ 自相矛盾 | [ zì xiāng maó dùn ] to contradict oneself, self-contradictory, inconsistent |
⇒ 茅盾 | [ maó dùn ] Mao Dun (1896-1981), Chinese novelist |
⇒ 茅盾文學獎 | [ maó dùn wén xué jiǎng ] Mao Dun Literature Prize, PRC prize for novel writing, awarded since 1982 |
⇒ 荷蘭盾 | [ hé lán dùn ] Dutch gulden |
⇒ 譚盾 | [ tán dùn ] Tan Dun (1957-) Chinese composer |
⇒ 越南盾 | [ yuè nán dùn ] Vietnamese dong (currency) |
⇒ 金盾工程 | [ jīn dùn gōng chéng ] Golden Shield Project, information system for censorship and surveillance, thought to include the Great Firewall of China 防火長城|防火长城[Fang2 huo3 Chang2 cheng2] as a component |
⇒ 防暴盾 | [ fáng baò dùn ] riot shield |
⇒ 陸港矛盾 | [ lù gǎng maó dùn ] tensions between mainland China and Hong Kong (since 1997) |
⇒ 鬧矛盾 | [ naò maó dùn ] to be at loggerheads, to have a falling out |