broken; to break; to damage; to destroy; torn; to cut; to split; lousy; to defeat; to eradicate; to get rid of
to smash; to break; to tamp; to pound; to crush; to fail; to muck up; to flop; to bungle
weight; number; code; to pile; to stack; classifier (for length or distance (yard), happenings etc); measure word
to touch; to run (into); to meet (with); to bump (into)
to chop; to cut down; to throw sth at sb
to rub; to grind; to polish; to sharpen; to wear down; to die out; to waste time; to pester; to insist
grindstone; to grind; to turn round
brick; brick-shaped things
to break (down); to break into pieces; broken; fragmentary; to scatter; scattered; to crush; crushed; to smash; smashed; to torn; torned; to bust; busted
to grind; study; research
green jade; bluish green; blue; jade
real; really; indeed; true; solid; reliable; authentic; authenticated; firm
lumpy; rock pile; uneven; (fig.) sincere; open and honest
to expand; to push sth with the hand; to develop; to open up
a monument; an upright stone tablet; stele
magnetic; magnetism; porcelain
platform balance; (loanword) pound (unit of weight, about 454 grams); see 磅秤 scale
to tap; to knock (against sth hard); to knock (mud from boots, ashes from a pipe etc)
to build by laying bricks or stones
to hinder; to obstruct; to block
stone roller; roller and millstone; to grind; to crush; to husk
saltpeter; to tan (leather)
chime stones, ancient percussion instrument made of stone or jade pieces hung in a row and struck as a xylophone
steelyard weight; stone roller; to polish jade with an emery wheel
fault; glass fragment; quarrel
to press painfully (of sth hard or bulging)
silicon (chemistry); Taiwan pr. [xi4]
to chop; to hack; to carve wood
to chop; to hack; to carve wood
laborious; small stone; to record; to tape; to write down; to hire; to employ
insect that eats into books, clothing etc; moth-eaten; worm-eaten
a thorny tree; sugarcane; Cudrania triloba; three-bristle cudrania (Cudrania tricuspidata); Chinese mulberry (Cudrania)
a huge boulder; a towering rock
pestle; pound with a pestle
ancient stone acupuncture needle; to criticize; to pierce
sack; tube open at both ends; (onom.) footsteps
moraine; rocks in shallow water
shredder; grater (kitchen implement for grating vegetables); grindstone
gritty (of food); unsightly
tearing off limbs as punishment
to make a rubbing (e.g. of an inscription)
stone roller (for threshing grain, leveling ground etc); Taiwan pr. [du2]
name of a river in Shaanxi
roller; to level with a roller
sound of a thing flying fast by; whoosh; cracking sound; Taiwan pr. [huo4]
(arch.) large stone; boulder; hard
a heap of stones; boulders
cross stream by stepping on stones
agate; inferior gem; a kind of jade
inferior gem; a kind of jade
roll stone down hill; stone pile
grind fine; study; research
a high mountain; precipitous
coarse stone (used for whetstone)
rock; phonetic "dol" used in names (Korean kugja)
astatine (chemistry) (Tw)
rumbling of rolling stones
snowy white; pure white; spotless
used in place names; see
礄頭
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