關,繁体關,简体关,關的用法,關的词组,關的笔画,關的笔顺,關的笔划
- Traditional : 關
- Simplified : 关
- Pronunciation : guān
- Definition : (surname) | mountain pass | to close | to shut | to turn off | to concern | to involve
Usages
- 玄關 : (n) vestibule | entrance (hall)
- 相關 : interrelated
- 無關 : unrelated | having nothing to do (with something else)
- 稅關 : pike
- 韶關 : (N) Shaoguan (city in Guangdong)
- 偏關 : (N) Pianguan (place in Shanxi)
- 難關 : (n) difficult point; crisis
- 馬關 : (N) Maguan (place in Yunnan)
- 壺關 : (N) Huguan (place in Shanxi)
- 過關 : pass a barrier; go through an ordeal; or pass a test
- 海關 : customs (i.e., border crossing inspection)
- 關注 : follow (an issue) closely | to pay close attention to
- 關中 : Guanzhong
- 關照 : concern | care | to keep an eye on | to look after
- 關於 : pertaining to | concerning | regarding | with regards to | about
- 關押 : put in jail
- 關心 : caring | concerned
- 關係 : relations
- 關西 : Kansai (city in Japan)
- 關頭 : juncture | moment
- 關稅 : (customs) duty | tariff
- 關門 : close down | closed doors
- 關聯 : be related | be linked
- 關節 : joint
- 關鍵 : crucial | key | pivotal
- 關懷 : show loving care for | show solicitude for
- 關島 : Guam (U.S. Pacific island)
- 關閉 : close | shut
- 攻關 : (v) attack a key problem
- 開關 : power switch
- 報關 : declare at customs | apply to customs
- 城關 : area outside a city gate
- 關羽 : Guan Yu
- 公關 : (n) public relations
- 關切 : be deeply concerned | be troubled (by)
- 有關 : to have something to do with | to relate to | to concern | concerning | related to
- 年關 : the end of the year
- 大關 : (reach a) critical point
- 機關 : organ | mechanism
- 把關 : guard a pass | check on
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