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一夫當關，萬夫莫開
yī fū dāng guān ， wàn fū mò kāi
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one man can hold the pass against ten thousand enemies (idiom)
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一馬當先
yī mǎ dāng xiān
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to take the lead
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上一次當，學一次乖
shàng yī cì dàng ， xué yī cì guāi
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to take sth as a lesson for next time (idiom);
once bitten, twice shy
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上當
shàng dàng
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taken in (by sb's deceit);
to be fooled;
to be duped
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不敢當
bù gǎn dāng
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lit. I dare not (accept the honor); fig. I don't deserve your praise;
you flatter me
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不正當
bù zhèng dàng
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dishonest;
unfair;
improper
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不正當競爭
bù zhèng dàng jìng zhēng
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unfair competition;
illicit competition
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不正當關係
bù zhèng dàng guān xì
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improper relation;
adulterous relation
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不減當年
bù jiǎn dāng nián
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(of one's skills, appearance etc) not to have deteriorated a bit;
to be as (good, vigorous etc) as ever
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不當
bù dàng
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unsuitable;
improper;
inappropriate
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不當一回事
bù dàng yī huí shì
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not regard as a matter (of any importance)
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不當事
bù dāng shì
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useless;
regard as useless
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不當家不知柴米貴
bù dāng jiā bù zhī chái mǐ guì
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a person who doesn't manage a household would not be aware how expensive it is (idiom)
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不當得利
bù dàng dé lì
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unjust enrichment
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不當緊
bù dāng jǐn
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not important;
of no consequence
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不適當
bù shì dàng
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inadequate;
unfit
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了當
liǎo dàng
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frank;
outspoken;
ready;
settled;
in order;
(old) to deal with;
to handle
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亞當
yà dāng
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Adam
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亞當・斯密
yà dāng ・ sī mì
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Adam Smith (1723-1790), Scottish ethical philosopher and pioneer economist, author of The Wealth of Nations 國富論|国富论
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亞當斯
yà dāng sī
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Adams
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亞當斯敦
yà dāng sī dūn
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Adamstown, capital of the Pitcairn Islands
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便當
biàn dāng
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convenient;
handy;
easy;
bento (a meal in a partitioned box);
lunchbox
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停當
tíng dàng
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settled;
accomplished;
ready
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允當
yǔn dàng
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proper;
suitable
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充當
chōng dāng
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to serve as;
to act as;
to play the role of
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