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拆字chāi zìfortune telling by unpicking Chinese characters叉積chā jīcross product (of vectors)查緝chá jīto search for and seize (criminals, smuggled goods etc)茶几chá jīsmall side table; coffee table; teapoy (ornamental tripod with caddies for tea)叉架chā jiàtrestle; X-shaped frame差價chā jiàdifference in price插件chā jiànplug-in (software or hardware); to plug in a component查檢chá jiǎnto check; to consult; to look up茶鹼chá jiǎnTheophylline插腳chā jiǎoto shove in; to edge in; fig. to poke one's nose into people's business; prong查加斯病Chá jiā sī bìngChagas disease; American trypanosomiasis差勁chà jìnbad; no good; below average; disappointing插進chā jìnto insert; to stick in; to plug in (an electronic device)查禁chá jìnto prohibit; to ban; to suppress茶晶chá jīngyellow quartz; topaz茶經Chá jīngthe Classic of Tea, first monograph ever on tea and its culture, written by 陸羽|陆羽[Lu4 Yu3] between 760-780查究chá jiūto follow up a study; to investigate差距chā jùdisparity; gap茶具chá jùtea set; tea service茶聚chá jùinformal gathering with refreshments provided察覺chá juéto sense; to perceive; to become aware of; to detect岔開chà kāito diverge; to branch off the road; to change (the subject)察看chá kànto watch; to look carefully at查勘chá kānto investigate查看chá kànto look over; to examine; to check up; to ferret out查考chá kǎoto examine; to investigate; to try to determine插卡式chā kǎ shì(of a device, e.g. public telephone, ticket inspection machine) designed to have a card or ticket inserted插科打諢chā kē dǎ hùnto include impromptu comic material in opera performance (idiom); to jest; buffoonery查克拉chá kè lā(loanword) chakra查克瑞chá kè ruì(loanword) chakra查克·諾里斯Chá kè · Nuò lǐ sīChuck Norris (1940-), American martial artist and actor插孔chā kǒngjack; socket岔口chà kǒujunction; fork in road插口chā kǒusocket (for an electric plug); to interrupt (sb speaking); to butt in查扣chá kòuto seize; to confiscate茬口chá kǒuharvested land left for rotation; an opportunity查理大帝Chá lǐ Dà dìCharlemagne (c. 747-c. 814), King of the Franks, Holy Roman Emperor from 800茶陵Chá língsee 茶陵縣|茶陵县[Cha2 ling2 Xian4]茶陵縣Chá líng XiànChaling, a county in Zhuzhou City 株洲市[Zhu1 zhou1 Shi4], Hunan岔流chà liúbranch stream查理週刊Chá lǐ Zhōu kānCharlie Hebdo (French magazine)茶樓chá lóuteahouse (usu. of two stories)岔路chà lùfork in the road茶馬古道Chá mǎ gǔ dàoold tea-horse road or southern Silk Road, dating back to 6th century, from Tibet and Sichuan through Yunnan and Southeast Asia, reaching to Bhutan, Sikkim, India and beyond茶馬互市Chá mǎ hù shìold tea-horse market between Tibet, China, Southeast Asia and India, formalized as a state enterprise under the Song dynasty查明chá míngto investigate and find out; to ascertain差謬chà miùerror查沒chá mòto confiscate丳chǎnskewer僝chánto revile; to abuse儃chánindecisive; irresolute儳chànirregular; mixed剗chǎnvariant of 鏟|铲[chan3]剷chǎnto scrape the ground with a spade (to make it level or to remove weeds); to shovel劖chánbore; cut; polish單chánused in 單于|单于[chan2 yu2]嘽chǎnused in 嘽嘽|啴啴[chan3 chan3] and 嘽緩|啴缓[chan3 huan3]嚵chàn(literary) animal's mouth or beak嚵chán(variant of 饞|馋[chan2]) gluttonous; greedy囅chǎnsmilingly嬋chánused in 嬋娟|婵娟[chan2 juan1] and 嬋媛|婵媛[chan2 yuan2]孱chán(bound form) weak; feeble嵼chǎnwinding mountain path嶃chánvariant of 嶄|崭[chan2]