míng chēng
name (of a thing)
name (of an organization)
chēng
to weigh
to state
to name
name
appellation
to praise
chèng
variant of 秤[cheng4]
steelyard
chēng wéi
called
to call sth (by a name)
to name
tōng chēng
generic term
general name for sth
nì chēng
nickname
diminutive
term of endearment
gǎi chēng
to change a name
to rename
nì chēng
a version of 昵称|昵稱, nickname
diminutive
term of endearment
tǒng chēng
to be collectively called
collective term
general designation
jìng chēng
term of respect
honorific
sú chēng
commonly referred to as
common term
xiāng chèn
to match
to suit
mutually compatible
jiǎn chēng
to be abbreviated to
abbreviation
short form
měi chēng
laudatory title
good name
chèn zhí
well qualified
competent
to be equal to the task
able to do sth very well
chēng bà
lit. to proclaim oneself hegemon
to take a leading role
to build a personal fiefdom
zūn chēng
to address sb deferentially
title
honorific
chēng zàn
to praise
to acclaim
to commend
to compliment
yún chèn
well proportioned
well shaped
rén chēng
person (first person, second person etc in grammar)
called
known as
zì chēng
to call oneself
to claim to be
to profess
to claim a title
chēng hào
name
term of address
title
chēng wèi
title
appellation
form of address
bié chēng
another name
alternative name
hào chēng
to have a reputation as
known as
de facto
to claim to be (often exaggeratedly or falsely)
chēng hu
to call
to address as
appellation
shēng chēng
to claim
to state
to proclaim
to assert
kān chēng
can be rated as
can be said to be
zhí chēng
one's professional position
title
job title
dì yī rén chēng
first person (in writing)
chēng zhī wéi
to call it...
known as...
biàn chēng
to argue (that)
to allege
to dispute
to plead (e.g. not guilty)
tǒng chēng wéi
collectively known as
to call sth as a group
chēng zuò
to be called
to be known as
jù chēng
it is said
allegedly
according to reports
or so they say
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