張騫
zhāng qiān
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Zhang Qian (-114 BC), Han dynasty explorer of 2nd century BC
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張高麗
zhāng gāo lì
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Zhang Gaoli (1946-), PRC politician
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心臟舒張壓
xīn zàng shū zhāng yā
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diastolic blood pressure
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慌張
huāng zhāng
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confused;
flustered
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慌慌張張
huāng huāng zhāng zhāng
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helter-skelter
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擴張
kuò zhāng
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expansion;
dilation;
to expand (e.g. one's power or influence);
to broaden
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明目張膽
míng mù zhāng dǎn
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openly and without fear;
brazenly
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更張
gēng zhāng
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lit. to restring one's bow;
to reform and start over again
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東張西望
dōng zhāng xī wàng
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to look in all directions (idiom);
to glance around
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海底擴張
hǎi dǐ kuò zhāng
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seafloor spreading (geology)
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海底擴張說
hǎi dǐ kuò zhāng shuō
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theory of seafloor spreading (geology)
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紙張
zhǐ zhāng
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paper
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綱舉目張
gāng jǔ mù zhāng
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if you lift the headrope the meshes spread open (idiom);
take care of the big things and the little things will take care of themselves;
(of a piece of writing) well-structured and ordered
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緊張
jǐn zhāng
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nervous;
keyed up;
intense;
tense;
strained;
in short supply;
scarce;
CL:陣|阵[zhen4]
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緊張狀態
jǐn zhāng zhuàng tài
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tense situation;
standoff
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緊張緩和
jǐn zhāng huǎn hé
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detente
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聲張
shēng zhāng
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to make public;
to disclose
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自作主張
zì zuò zhǔ zhāng
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to think for oneself and act accordingly (idiom); to act on one's own initiative
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舒張
shū zhāng
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to relax and expand;
(physiology) diastole
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舒張壓
shū zhāng yā
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diastolic blood pressure
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虛張聲勢
xū zhāng shēng shì
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(false) bravado;
to bluff
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血清張力素
xuè qīng zhāng lì sù
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serotonin
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血脈僨張
xuè mài fèn zhāng
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lit. blood vessels swell wide (idiom);
fig. one's blood runs quicker;
to be excited
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表面張力
biǎo miàn zhāng lì
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surface tension
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角弓反張
jiǎo gōng fǎn zhāng
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opitoshtonous (med.), muscular spasm of the body associated with tetanus and meningitis
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