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啟蒙
qǐ méng
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variant of 啟蒙|启蒙[qi3 meng2];
to instruct the young;
to initiate;
to awake sb from ignorance;
to free sb from prejudice or superstition;
primer;
enlightened;
the Enlightenment;
Western learning from the late Qing dynasty
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啟蒙主義
qǐ méng zhǔ yì
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Enlightenment (philosophy)
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啟蟄
qǐ zhé
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Waking from Hibernation;
old variant of 驚蟄|惊蛰[Jing1 zhe2], Insects Wake, 3rd of the 24 solar terms 二十四節氣|二十四节气[er4 shi2 si4 jie2 qi5] 6th-20th March
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啟迪
qǐ dí
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to edify;
enlightenment
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啟運
qǐ yùn
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to ship (goods)
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啟齒
qǐ chǐ
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to open one's mouth;
to start talking
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徐光啟
xú guāng qǐ
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Xu Guangqi (1562-1633), agricultural scientist, astronomer, and mathematician in the Ming dynasty
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承先啟後
chéng xiān qǐ hòu
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see 承前啟後|承前启后[cheng2 qian2 qi3 hou4]
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承前啟後
chéng qián qǐ hòu
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to follow the past and herald the future (idiom); part of a historical transition;
forming a bridge between earlier and later stages
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敬啟
jìng qǐ
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respectful closing to a letter
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敬啟者
jìng qǐ zhě
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Dear Sirs;
To Whom It May Concern
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明天啟
míng tiān qǐ
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Tianqi Emperor, reign name of fifteenth Ming emperor Zhu Youxiao 朱由校[Zhu1 You2 xiao4] (1605-1627), reigned 1620-1627, Temple name 明熹宗[Ming2 Xi1 zong1]
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梁啟超
liáng qǐ chāo
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Liang Qichao (1873-1929), influential journalist and a leader of the failed reform movement of 1898
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殷憂啟聖
yīn yōu qǐ shèng
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deep suffering can lead to enlightenment (idiom);
storms make oaks take deeper root
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羞於啟齒
xiū yú qǐ chǐ
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to be too shy to speak one's mind (idiom)
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謹啟
jǐn qǐ
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to respectfully inform (used at the beginning or end of letters)
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重啟
chóng qǐ
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to reopen;
to restart
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重新啟動
chóng xīn qǐ dòng
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to reboot;
to restart
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開啟
kāi qǐ
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to open;
to start;
(computing) to enable
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難以啟齒
nán yǐ qǐ chǐ
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to be too embarrassed to mention sth (idiom);
to find it hard to speak about sth
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