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大鍵琴
dà jiàn qín
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a harpsichord
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天琴座
tiān qín zuò
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Lyra (constellation)
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天琴星座
tiān qín xīng zuò
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Lyra, constellation containing Vega 織女星|织女星[Zhi1 nu:3 xing1]
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对牛弹琴
duì niú tán qín
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lit. to play the lute to a cow (idiom);
fig. offering a treat to an unappreciative audience;
to cast pearls before swine;
caviar to the general;
to preach to deaf ears;
to talk over sb's head
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對牛彈琴
duì niú tán qín
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lit. to play the lute to a cow (idiom);
fig. offering a treat to an unappreciative audience;
to cast pearls before swine;
caviar to the general;
to preach to deaf ears;
to talk over sb's head
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尤克里里琴
yóu kè lǐ lǐ qín
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ukulele;
traditional form also written 烏克麗麗
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彈琴
tán qín
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to play or strum a lute or other stringed instrument
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爱琴
ài qín
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Aegean (sea between Greece and Turkey)
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愛琴
ài qín
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Aegean (sea between Greece and Turkey)
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愛琴海
ài qín hǎi
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Aegean Sea
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扇面琴
shān miàn qín
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same as yangqin 揚琴|扬琴, dulcimer
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手摇风琴
shǒu yáo fēng qín
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hand organ;
hurdy-gurdy
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手搖風琴
shǒu yáo fēng qín
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hand organ;
hurdy-gurdy
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手風琴
shǒu fēng qín
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accordion
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揚琴
yáng qín
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yangqin;
dulcimer (hammered string musical instrument)
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抚琴
fǔ qín
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to play the zither;
classical variant of 彈琴|弹琴[tan2 qin2]
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撫琴
fǔ qín
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to play the zither;
classical variant of 彈琴|弹琴[tan2 qin2]
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月琴
yuè qín
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yueqin, a lute with oval or octagonal sound box
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林琴南
lín qín nán
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courtesy name of Lin Shu 林紓|林纾[Lin2 Shu1]
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柳琴
liǔ qín
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liuqin lute, smaller version of the pipa 琵琶, with holes in the soundbox, and range similar to that of a violin
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焚琴煮鹤
fén qín zhǔ hè
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lit. to burn zithers and cook cranes;
fig. to waste valuable resources;
to destroy wantonly beautiful things
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焚琴煮鶴
fén qín zhǔ hè
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lit. to burn zithers and cook cranes;
fig. to waste valuable resources;
to destroy wantonly beautiful things
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琉特琴
liú tè qín
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lute (loanword)
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琴剑飘零
qín jiàn piāo líng
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floating between zither and sword (idiom); fig. wandering aimlessly with no tenured position
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琴劍飄零
qín jiàn piāo líng
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floating between zither and sword (idiom); fig. wandering aimlessly with no tenured position
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