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強弱
qiáng ruò
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strong or weak;
intensity;
amount of force or pressure
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強徵
qiǎng zhēng
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to press into service;
to impress;
to commandeer
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強心劑
qiáng xīn jì
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cardiac stimulant
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強心針
qiáng xīn zhēn
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heart-strengthening shot;
fig. a shot in the arm
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強忍
qiáng rěn
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to resist (with great difficulty)
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強忍悲痛
qiáng rěn bēi tòng
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to try hard to suppress one's grief (idiom)
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強悍
qiáng hàn
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valiant
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強打
qiáng dǎ
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promotion (for a product);
advertisement
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強扭的瓜不甜
qiǎng niǔ de guā bù tián
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lit. if you have to use force to break a melon off the vine, it won't taste sweet (because it's only when the melon is ripe that it can be removed with just a slight twist) (idiom);
fig. if sth is not meant to be, it's no use trying to force it to happen
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強拉
qiǎng lā
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to drag (sb) along (to a place);
to yank
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強攻
qiáng gōng
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dominant;
controlling;
strong;
opposite: weak, yielding 弱受;
to take by storm (military)
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強敵
qiáng dí
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powerful enemy
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強暴
qiáng bào
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violent;
to rape
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強有力
qiáng yǒu lì
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strong;
forceful
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強梁
qiáng liáng
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ruffian;
bully
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強橫
qiáng hèng
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surly and unreasoning;
bullying;
tyrannical
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強檔
qiáng dàng
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prime time
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強權
qiáng quán
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power;
might
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強求
qiǎng qiú
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to insist on;
to demand;
to impose
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強流
qiáng liú
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high current (e.g. electric)
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強烈
qiáng liè
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intense;
(violently) strong
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強烈反對
qiáng liè fǎn duì
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to oppose strongly;
violently opposed to
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強生
qiáng shēng
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Johnson (surname);
Johnson & Johnson (company)
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強生公司
qiáng shēng gōng sī
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Johnson & Johnson
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強盛
qiáng shèng
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rich and powerful
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