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堅持不懈
jiān chí bù xiè
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to persevere unremittingly (idiom); to keep going until the end
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堅持不渝
jiān chí bù yú
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to stick to sth without change (idiom); to persevere
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堅振
jiān zhèn
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confirmation (Christian ceremony)
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堅振禮
jiān zhèn lǐ
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confirmation (Christian ceremony)
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堅挺
jiān tǐng
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firm and upright;
strong (of currency)
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堅明
jiān míng
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to consolidate and clarify
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堅果
jiān guǒ
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nut
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堅毅
jiān yì
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firm and persistent;
unswerving determination
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堅決
jiān jué
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firm;
resolute;
determined
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堅牢
jiān láo
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strong;
firm
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堅硬
jiān yìng
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hard;
solid
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堅稱
jiān chēng
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to claim;
to insist
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堅緻
jiān zhì
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robust and fine textured
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堅苦卓絕
jiān kǔ zhuó jué
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persisting despite trials and tribulations (idiom); conspicuous determination
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堅貞
jiān zhēn
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firm;
unswerving;
loyal to the end
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堅貞不屈
jiān zhēn bù qū
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faithful and unchanging (idiom); steadfast
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堅貞不渝
jiān zhēn bù yú
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unyielding integrity (idiom); unwavering
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堅韌
jiān rèn
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tough and durable;
tenacious
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堅韌不拔
jiān rèn bù bá
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firm and indomitable (idiom); tenacious and unyielding
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孫堅
sūn jiān
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Sun Jian (155-191), famous general at end of Han dynasty, forerunner of the southern kingdom of Wu of the Three Kingdoms
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情比金堅
qíng bǐ jīn jiān
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love is more solid than gold (idiom)
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攻堅
gōng jiān
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to assault a fortified position;
(fig.) to concentrate one's efforts on a particularly difficult part of one's mission
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攻堅克難
gōng jiān kè nán
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to tackle a thorny problem and overcome its challenges
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楊堅
yáng jiān
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first Sui emperor Yang Jian (541-604), reigned 581-604
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歷久彌堅
lì jiǔ mí jiān
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to become more resolute with the passing of time (idiom)
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