Adjective Tag
A collection of words categorized under the tag 'adjective', used to describe or modify a noun.
准确 (zhǔn què)
accurate
The Chinese word '准确' translates to 'accurate' and is used to describe precision, correctness or exactness in any context such as measurement, information or judgment in English. It is applicable in informal conversational language as well as in more formal written language, and it can be used in the same way as the English word.
Example sentences with 准确 →几个 (jǐ gè)
several
The Chinese word '几个' is used to indicate a small number of something, much like 'several' in English. It can be used in front of countable nouns to specify an uncertain quantity. The amount is typically more than three but not many.
出 (chū)
out
The Chinese word '出' translates to 'out' in English and can be used in context similar to English. It is commonly used as a verb that refers to going or coming out of somewhere. For example, 'He comes out of the room' translates to '他从房间出来'.
Example sentences with 出 →出生 (chū shēng)
born
The Chinese word '出生' is used in comparison to the English word 'born'. It is commonly used in standard conversation or written text to describe the process of birth, coming into existence or start of life. For instance, '我在中国出生' translates to 'I was born in China'.
Example sentences with 出生 →击败 (jí bài)
beat
The Chinese word '击败' is used to represent the action of overcoming or defeat someone or something, similar to the English word 'beat'. It is commonly used in contests, matches or games scenario to articulate someone winning over their opponent.
Example sentences with 击败 →分开 (fēnkāi)
separate
The word '分开' means to separate or divide something, usually into two or more parts. It can be used in a variety of contexts, including physical separation, conceptual separation, or even separation between people or groups. For example, '我们需要分开这些书，一部分给你，一部分给我' means 'We need to separate these books, some for you, some for me.'
Example sentences with 分开 →分钟 (fēn zhōng)
minute
'分钟' is used in Chinese exactly the same way 'minute' is used in English. It is a measure of time that is equivalent to 60 seconds. It can be used to express the duration of time, the time on a clock, or the preciseness of a particular moment.
创新 (chuàng xīn)
creative
In Chinese, '创新' implies the creation of something new or different, often through innovative and imaginative means. It is frequently used in business or artistic contexts to describe innovative ideas, designs or methods.
Example sentences with 创新 →初始 (chū shǐ)
initial
The Chinese word '初始' directly translates to 'initial' in English. It is typically used to describe the first or starting phase of something. Just like in English, it can be used in various contexts in Chinese such as the initial stage, initial plan, initial idea etc.
Example sentences with 初始 →初级 (chūjí)
junior
The Chinese word '初级' is used to refer to someone younger or less experienced in a certain field or context, similar to how the word 'junior' is used in English. It is often used in educational contexts and job classifications.
初级的 (chū jí de)
primary
In Chinese, the word '初级的' is broadly used to express the first or primary stage of something. It is often used in the context of grades in school, step in a process or introductory level in any discipline.
Example sentences with 初级的 →到期 (dào qī)
due
The Chinese word '到期' is often used to mean 'due'. It is generally used in context of something that is expected or needs to occur, such as the due date of a payment or task. Just like in English, '到期' is used in a variety of situations which require timing or scheduling.
Example sentences with 到期 →前 (qián)
front
In Chinese, the word '前' is used in several contexts just like in English. It can mean the front of a location, in terms of time it can mean before, and it can even mean former as in a former post or title. Context will usually tell you the intended meaning.
前任 (qián rèn)
former
In Chinese, '前任' is used to refer to someone who previously held a certain position or role, much like 'former' in English. It can be used in various contexts, such as jobs, positions of authority, or relationships, often followed by the type of role (e.g., '前任总统' - 'former president'). It can also be used to refer to previous stages or versions of something.
前进 (qián jìn)
advance
The Chinese word '前进' is used to describe the act of moving forward or progressing, just like the English word 'advance'. It can be referred to any type of progression, be it physical movement or progression in a project or a plan. It also contains a subtle sense of positivity, implying progress towards a better state.
加 (jiā)
plus
In Chinese, 'plus' is translated to '加'. It is a commonly used word in Chinese mathematics, just as 'plus' is used in English to indicate addition. It could also be used metaphorically to represent the act of adding or including something extra.
Example sentences with 加 →勇敢 (yǒng gǎn)
brave
The Chinese word for brave is '勇敢' (yǒng gǎn). It is used in the same way as in English, to describe someone who is not afraid to do difficult or dangerous things. It can be used in various contexts, and it represents a universally acknowledged virtue.
医疗 (yī liáo)
medical
The Chinese word '医疗' refers to anything related to medicine or the treatment of illness and disease. It's used in the context of healthcare, like '医疗保健' (medical healthcare) or '医疗设备' (medical equipment).
十字 (shí zì)
cross
The Chinese term for 'cross' is '十字', which is used in the same contexts as in English. It could refer to the religious symbol, an intersection, or the action of passing from one side to another. Similar to English, it can also be used metaphorically in different expressions.
Example sentences with 十字 →单一的 (dān yī de)
single
In Chinese, '单一的' means 'single'. It can be used to describe something that is only one in number, sheer, or solitary. For example, in the phrase '单一的市场', it means 'single market'.
单独 (dān dú)
alone
The Chinese word '单独' is used to describe when something or someone is by itself or by themselves. It can be used in various contexts, like when expressing individualism or the solitary state of an object, person or action.
Example sentences with 单独 →南 (nán)
south
The Chinese word '南' is used to denote the direction 'South'. It is often used in contexts where expressing geographical locations, such as in a journey, describing a location's position or weather references. For example, '南方' means 'the south'.
南方 (nán fāng)
southern
The Chinese word '南方' is used to describe the direction or part of a country situated in the south. It is often used when referring to geographical locations or distinguishing different regions within a country or around the world.
危险 (wēi xiǎn)
dangerous
The Chinese word '危险' is used to describe something that involves risk or the possibility of harm or loss. It is often used in the same way as the English word 'dangerous', to refer to situations, objects or activities that can cause harm or injury.
Example sentences with 危险 →历史的 (lìshǐ de)
historical
The Chinese term '历史的' is used similarly to the term 'historical' in English. It's used to describe something pertaining to the past or any event, object, or people connected with history. It could be seen in diverse contexts related to social studies, art, literature and more.
Example sentences with 历史的 →厚 (hòu)
thick
The Chinese word '厚' is used to describe something that is broad in extent or thickness. It is often used in the context of physical properties, such as the thickness of a book or a piece of clothing. It can also be used metaphorically to describe abundant emotions or the depth of a person's kindness.
Example sentences with 厚 →原始的 (yuán shǐ de)
original
The Chinese word '原始的' is used to describe something that is first or earliest, keeping its initial status and not having been altered. It can be used in many contexts, the same way 'original' is used in English. For example, it can be used to describe the original version of a book, the original taste of a food, or an original idea, among other things.
Example sentences with 原始的 →厨房 (chú fáng)
kitchen
The Chinese word '厨房' is used to refer to the room where cooking or food preparation takes place, equivalent to the English 'kitchen'. This could include anything from a small room in a residential house to large commercial kitchens in restaurants or cafeterias.
友好 (yǒu hǎo)
friendly
The Chinese term '友好' is a term used to describe the nature of relationship or behavior that is friendly. It can describe people, relationships, or actions that are friendly. It can be used in various contexts which extend from casual to formal usage. It is often used in situations where one is describing one individual's or group's friendly approach towards another.
双 (shuāng)
double
The Chinese word '双' is used as an adjective and noun equivalent to English 'double'. It is used primarily to indicate a pair or a twosome. Its context of usage varies across sentences according to the terms it is paired with.
Example sentences with 双 →