Most Common Chinese Characters (page 45)

(v.) wipe, clean; scrape | (v.) to brush by, to touch lightly; to apply, to spread on

(n.) pig, hog, swine

(v.) to refine; to temper, to test; to polish (the word)

(char.) permanent; constant; perseverance, persistence

(adj.) careful, cautious

(v.) to carry, to haul, to transport, to move; to change residence; to adapt and show; to apply indiscriminately

(char.) button

(char.) vein, grain; pattern

(char.) glass; plastic

(char.) to fish; to take something one is not entitled to

(n.) magnetism

(n.) copper, brass

(n.) tooth; tooth-like part (of anything) | (radical.) teeth

(v./adj.) step across; straddle; cut across, go beyond; attached

(v.) to mortgage, to pledge; to detain, to take into custody; to escort | (char.) signature; (lit. in an official document) to sign

(char.) fear, be afraid of

(char.) desert; indifferent, unconcerned

(char.) tired, weary; slum, sluggish; bored with

(char.) betray

(char.) dispatch; dispel

(char.) (character used in translation); (lit.) year; (lit.) now, at present | (pro.) (lit.) this, here | (char.) see 龟兹

(v.) to sacrifice; to hold a memorial ceremony

(v.) to be drunk; be infatuated with, to indulge in; to marinate in wine

(n./v.) fist; Chinese boxing; to curl, to bend

(char.) full, overflowing; fill, cover

(adj./v.) slanting, askew; tilt, slant, slope

(n.) shelves (for files); files, records; grade | (n.) (non-standardized variant of 挡 n.) gear

(adj.) sparse, thinly; dilute, watery | (char.) rare, scarce, uncommon; very

(char.) fast, quick; win, triumph

(char.) skin (esp. of humans); superficial, shallow

(n.) epidemic disease, pestilence, plague

(v.) become swollen, to swell

(n.) bean, legume; bean-shaped thing | (radical.) bean

(v.) pare with a knife, cut, chop | (char.) (used in a compound word or phrase) to pare, to whittle; to reduce; to remove

(n.) hillock, sentry, ridge; welt; guard, sentinel; post, position | (char.) ridge (of a hill), low hill (same as 冈)

(v.) sway, shake | (adj./v.) shining, dazzling; to dazzle; to flash past

(v.) swallow, devour; annex, seize

(char.) great, vast

(n.) cancer

(n.) stomach, belly | (n.) (used as food) tripe, stomach of a cow, etc.