彪
(literary) tiger stripes; (by extension) ornate and brightly colored; (by synecdoche) young tiger; (fig.) strong; stalwart; (old) classifier for troops
11 strokes
Dict coverage rank #2,822 U+5F6A
How 彪 is formed
Ideographic compound (会意字)
A tiger's 虎 stripes 彡
Words containing 彪
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 彪形大汉 | biāo xíng dà hàn | (idiom) burly chap; husky fellow |
| 德彪西 | Dé biāo xī | Claude Debussy (1862–1918), French composer |
| 彪个子 | biāo gè zi | tall and strong physique |
| 彪子 | biāo zi | (dialect) idiot; simpleton |
| 彪马 | Biāo mǎ | Puma (brand) |
| 林彪 | Lín Biāo | Lin Biao (1908–1971), Chinese army leader at the time of the Cultural Revolution |
| 彪形 | biāo xíng | husky; burly |
| 彪蒙 | biāo méng | to develop the mind |
| 彪炳千古 | biāo bǐng qiān gǔ | to shine through the ages (idiom) |
| 彪休 | biāo xiū | angry; wrathful |
| 彪壮 | biāo zhuàng | tall and husky; hefty |
| 彪悍 | biāo hàn | tough as nails; formidable; kick-ass; plucky |
| 彪炳 | biāo bǐng | (literary) (of deeds, accomplishments etc) to shine brightly (in the annals of history etc… |
| 彪焕 | biāo huàn | brilliant and shining; outstanding and elegant |