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Hanzi Character Search: 铁

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铁
iron; strong, solid, firm
Radical
Strokes (without radical) 5 Total Strokes 10
Mandarin reading tiě Cantonese reading tit3
Japanese on reading Japanese kun reading
Korean reading Vietnamese reading
Traditional Variant(s) iron; strong, solid, firm

CEDICT Entries:

   [ tiě ]    surname Tie
   [ tiě ]    iron (metal), arms, weapons, hard, strong, violent, unshakeable, determined, close, tight (slang)
   [ tiě sān ]    triathlon
   [ tiě le xīn ]    determined, unshakable
   [ tiě rén ]    Ironman
   [ tiě rén sān xiàng ]    triathlon
   [ tiě gōng ]    cheapskate, stingy person
   [ tiě ]    Tieli city in Yichun 伊春市[Yi1 chun1 shi4], Heilongjiang
   [ tiě shì ]    Tieli city in Yichun 伊春市[Yi1 chun1 shi4], Heilongjiang
   [ tiě ]    ironwood (Mesua ferrea)
   [ tiě jiang ]    blacksmith, ironworker
   [ tiě men ]    (coll.) very close male friends
   [ tiě men ]    erhua variant of 鐵哥們|铁哥们[tie3 ge1 men5]
   [ tiě zuǐ shā héng ]    (bird species of China) greater sand plover (Charadrius leschenaultii)
   [ tiě ]    hardware, ironware
   [ tiě ]    iron tower
   [ tiě zi ]    (slang) very close friend, bro
   [ tiě dìng ]    unalterable, certainly, definitely
   [ tiě jiāng jūn mén ]    lit. General Iron is guarding the door (idiom), fig. the door is padlocked — nobody inside
   [ tiě shān ]    Tieshan district of Huangshi city 黃石市|黄石市[Huang2 shi2 shi4], Hubei
   [ tiě shān ]    Tieshan district of Huangshi city 黃石市|黄石市[Huang2 shi2 shi4], Hubei
   [ tiě shān gǎng ]    Tieshangang district of Beihai city 北海市[Bei3 hai3 shi4], Guangxi
   [ tiě fēng ]    Tiefeng district of Qiqihar city 齊齊哈爾|齐齐哈尔[Qi2 qi2 ha1 er3], Heilongjiang
   [ tiě fēng ]    Tiefeng district of Qiqihar city 齊齊哈爾|齐齐哈尔[Qi2 qi2 ha1 er3], Heilongjiang
   [ tiě lǐng ]    Tieling prefecture level city in Liaoning province 遼寧省|辽宁省[Liao2 ning2 Sheng3] in northeast China, also Tieling county
   [ tiě lǐng ]    Tieling prefecture and county in Liaoning
   [ tiě lǐng shì ]    Tieling prefecture level city in Liaoning province 遼寧省|辽宁省[Liao2 ning2 Sheng3] in northeast China
   [ tiě lǐng xiàn ]    Tieling county in Tieling 鐵嶺|铁岭[Tie3 ling3], Liaoning
   [ tiě ]    Iron Curtain (1945-1991) (In Taiwan, the word was used to refer to both the Iron Curtain and the Bamboo Curtain.)
   [ tiě ]    made of iron, strong as iron
   [ tiě de men liú shuǐ de guān ]    lit. the yamen is strong as iron, the officials flow like water (idiom), fig. government officials come and go
   [ tiě tuō ]    Marshal Josip Broz Tito (1892-1980), Yugoslav military and communist political leader, president of Yugoslavia 1945-1980
   [ tiě ]    see 李鐵拐|李铁拐[Li3 Tie3 guai3]
   [ tiě quán ]    Tekken (video game)
   [ tiě zhēn ]    Temujin, birth name of Genghis Khan 成吉思汗[Cheng2 ji2 si1 han2]
   [ tiě shān ]    Tsuga chinensis
   [ tiě zhàng ]    steel staff, steel stick
   [ tiě dōng ]    Tiedong district of Siping city 四平市, Jilin
   [ tiě dōng ]    Tiedong district of Siping city 四平市, Jilin, Tiedong district of Anshan city 鞍山市[An1 shan1 shi4], Liaoning
   [ tiě chǔ chéng zhēn ]    see 磨杵成針|磨杵成针[mo2 chu3 cheng2 zhen1]
   [ tiě bǎn ]    iron panel, hot iron plate for fast grilling (Japanese: teppan)
   [ tiě bǎn shaō ]    teppanyaki
   [ tiě bǎn niú liǔ ]    fillet beef served sizzling on a hot iron plate
   [ tiě bǎn niú roù ]    beef grilled on a hot iron plate
   [ tiě bǎn qié zi ]    eggplant served sizzling on a hot iron plate
   [ tiě zi ]    iron lattice, metal grid
   [ tiě gān ]    iron (golf club)
   [ tiě gǎn ]    iron rod, zealous, die-hard
   [ tiě gǎn fěn ]    die-hard fan
   [ tiě bàng ]    iron club, steel rod
   [ tiě shù ]    sago palm (Cycas revoluta)
   [ tiě shù kaī huā ]    lit. the iron tree blooms (idiom), a highly improbable or extremely rare occurrence
   [ tiě lán ]    metal grille, railing, bars
   [ tiě lóng ]    Teflon (Tw)
   [ tiě shuǐ ]    molten iron
   [ tiě ]    Tiefa city and former county, now Tieling county level city 鐵嶺市|铁岭市[Tie3 ling3 shi4], Liaoning
   [ tiě shì ]    Tiefa city, now Tieling county level city 鐵嶺市|铁岭市[Tie3 ling3 shi4], Liaoning
   [ tiě zhaǒ ]    (bird species of China) Lapland longspur (Calcarius lapponicus)
   [ tiě ěr meí ]    Termez city in southeast Uzbekistan
   [ tiě qiú ]    kung fu balls
   [ tiě qín ]    metallophone
   [ tiě huán ]    an iron ring
   [ tiě jiǎ ]    mail plating, armor, armor plating
   [ tiě jiǎ chuán ]    armored ship
   [ tiě jiǎ jiàn ]    ironclad, an armor-plated battleship
   [ tiě jiǎ chē ]    armored car
   [ tiě ]    galvanized iron sheet (for building construction)
   [ tiě shí ]    iron and stone
   [ tiě shí xīn cháng ]    to have a heart of stone, hard-hearted, unfeeling
   [ tiě shā ]    shot (in shotgun), pellets
   [ tiě zhēn ]    anvil
   [ tiě kuàng ]    iron ore, iron ore mine
   [ tiě kuàng shí ]    iron ore
   [ tiě chuāng ]    window with an iron grating (apartment etc), barred window of a prison cell
   [ tiě chuāng shēng huó ]    time served in prison, prison life
   [ tiě ]    iron hoop
   [ tiě xiāng ]    metal trunk, metal box, a safe
   [ tiě fěn ]    (slang) hardcore fan (abbr. for 鐵桿粉絲|铁杆粉丝[tie3 gan3 fen3 si1])
   [ tiě ]    iron wire, CL:根[gen1], subway enthusiast (abbr. for 地鐵粉絲|地铁粉丝[di4 tie3 fen3 si1]), railway enthusiast (abbr. for 鐵路粉絲|铁路粉丝[tie3 lu4 fen3 si1])
   [ tiě wǎng ]    wire netting, CL:道[dao4]
   [ tiě guàn ]    metal pot
   [ tiě wàn ]    iron fist (of the state)
   [ tiě dàn ]    iron egg, a Taiwanese snack made by stewing eggs in soy sauce and air-drying them each day for a week
   [ tiě dàn zi ]    see 鐵球|铁球[tie3 qiu2]
   [ tiě xuè zaǐ xiàng ]    Iron Chancellor, refers to Otto von Bismarck (1815-1898), Prussian politician, minister-president of Prussia 1862-1873, Chancellor of Germany 1871-1890
西   [ tiě ]    Tiexi district of Siping city 四平市, Jilin, Tiexi district of Shenyang city 瀋陽市|沈阳市, Liaoning
西   [ tiě ]    Tiexi district of Siping city 四平市, Jilin, Tiexi district of Shenyang city 瀋陽市|沈阳市, Liaoning
   [ tiě guān yīn ]    Tieguanyin tea (a variety of oolong tea)
   [ tiě zhèng ]    ironclad evidence, conclusive proof
   [ tiě zhèng shān ]    irrefutable evidence
   [ tiě ]    railroad, railway, CL:條|条[tiao2]
线   [ tiě xiàn ]    railway line
   [ tiě ]    iron hoof (of the oppressor)
   [ tiě guǐ ]    rail, railroad track, CL:根[gen1]
   [ tiě jūn ]    invincible army
   [ tiě tōng ]    China Mobile Tietong, state-owned telecommunications operator (abbr. for 中移鐵通|中移铁通[Zhong1 yi2 Tie3 tong1])
   [ tiě tōng ]    (Cantonese) iron pipe (weapon)
   [ tiě daò ]    railway line, rail track
   [ tiě daò ]    Ministry of Railways (MOR), disbanded in 2013 with its regulatory functions taken over by the Ministry of Transport 交通運輸部|交通运输部[Jiao1 tong1 Yun4 shu1 bu4]
   [ tiě haò ]    RMS Titanic, British passenger liner that sank in 1912 (Tw), PRC equivalent: 泰坦尼克號|泰坦尼克号[Tai4 tan3 ni2 ke4 Hao4]
   [ tiě goū ]    iron hook
   [ tiě goū ]    erhua variant of 鐵鈎|铁钩[tie3 gou1]
   [ tiě ]    Ferralosols (Chinese Soil Taxonomy)
   [ tiě xiān ]    iron shovel, spade, CL:把[ba3]
   [ tiě guō ]    iron cooking pot
   [ tiě ]    spade, shovel
   [ tiě meǐ zhì ]    mafic rock (containing magnesium and iron, so comparatively heavy, making oceanic plates)
   [ tiě liàn ]    iron chain
   [ tiě xiù ]    rust
   [ tiě qīng ]    ashen
   [ tiě miàn ]    iron mask (as defensive armor), fig. upright and selfless person
   [ tiě miàn ]    strictly impartial and incorruptible (idiom)
   [ tiě fàn wǎn ]    secure employment (lit. iron rice bowl)
   [ tiě bǐng ]    (athletics) discus, discus throw
   [ tiě ]    armored horse, cavalry, metal chimes hanging from eaves, steel barricade, (Tw) bike
   [ tiě ]    armored horses, crack horsemen
齿   [ tiě chǐ ]    (Tw) obstinate, argumentative, opinionated, skeptical of superstitions, (Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [thih-khí])
齿   [ tiě chǐ tóng ]    clever and eloquent speaker (idiom)
⇒    [ sān huà tiě ]    ferric chloride FeCl3
⇒    [ sān tiě ]    triangle (musical instrument), angle iron
⇒    [ sān tiě ]    triathlon (Tw), (athletics) throwing events excluding the hammer throw (i.e. discus, javelin and shot put)
⇒    [ xiù tiě ]    stainless iron
⇒    [ tiě ]    ferrous
⇒    [ jīng jiǔ tiě ]    JingJiu (Beijing-Kowloon) railway
⇒    [ jīng tiě ]    Beijing-Harbin railway
⇒ 广   [ jīng guǎng tiě ]    Jing-Guang (Beijing-Guangzhou) Railway
⇒    [ jīng gaō tiě ]    Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway, completed in 2010, abbr. for 京滬高速鐵路|京沪高速铁路
⇒    [ rén shì tiě fàn shì gāng ]    one can't function properly on an empty stomach (idiom), an empty sack cannot stand upright
⇒    [ daō piàn tiě wǎng ]    razor wire
⇒    [ jiā taì píng yáng tiě ]    Canadian Pacific Railway
⇒    [ zhǐ yaò gōng fu shēn tiě chǔ chéng zhēn ]    If you work at it hard enough, you can grind an iron bar into a needle., cf idiom 磨杵成針|磨杵成针, to grind an iron bar down to a fine needle (idiom); fig. to persevere in a difficult task, to study diligently
⇒    [ tiě shí ]    a magnet, same as 磁鐵|磁铁
⇒    [ xià tiě ]    subway
⇒    [ tiě ]    subway, metro
⇒    [ tiě zhàn ]    subway station
⇒    [ feī ěr tiě ]    Eiffel Tower
⇒    [ chéng tiě ]    rapid transit system, urban railway
⇒    [ taì píng yáng lián tiě ]    Union Pacific Railroad
⇒    [ tiě ]    Ferrosols (Chinese Soil Taxonomy)
⇒    [ baǒ chéng tiě ]    Baoji-Chengdu Railway
⇒    [ baǒ gāng tiě ]    Baowu, the world's largest steel maker, resulting from the merger of Baosteel 寶鋼集團|宝钢集团[Bao3 gang1 Ji2 tuan2] and Wuhan Iron and Steel 武漢鋼鐵|武汉钢铁[Wu3 han4 Gang1 tie3] in 2016
⇒    [ tiě ]    Transit Elevated Bus (TEB), (coll.) Pakistani brethren, Pakistani comrades, abbr. for 巴基斯坦鐵哥們|巴基斯坦铁哥们[Ba1 ji1 si1 tan3 tie3 ge1 men5]
⇒    [ feì tóng làn tiě ]    scrap metal, a pile of junk
⇒    [ feì tiě ]    scrap iron
⇒ 广   [ guǎng jiǔ tiě ]    Guangdong and Kowloon railway
⇒    [ hèn tiě chéng gāng ]    lit. disappointed that iron does not turn into steel (idiom), fig. frustrated with sb who has failed to meet one's expectations
⇒    [ shoǔ cùn tiě ]    lit. not an inch of steel (idiom); unarmed and defenseless
⇒    [ tiě ]    to forge ironware
⇒    [ tiě chèn ]    strike the iron while it's hot (idiom)
⇒    [ tiě ]    latte (loanword)
⇒    [ tiě feī ]    latte (coffee), café latte
⇒    [ tiě ]    abbr. for 搭鐵接線|搭铁接线, chassis grounding (i.e. using the chassis as ground, to serve as a return path for current in an electric circuit)
⇒    [ tiě ]    Shealtiel (son of Jeconiah)
⇒    [ tiě ]    (coll.) to pump iron, to work out
⇒    [ zhǎn dīng jié tiě ]    lit. to chop the nail and slice the iron (idiom), fig. resolute and decisive, unhesitating, categorical
⇒    [ tiě ]    Li Tie (1977-), footballer
⇒    [ tiě ]    Iron-Crutch Li, one of the Eight Immortals 八仙[Ba1 xian1] in Chinese mythology, walking around with an iron crutch and carrying a gourd with special medicine
⇒    [ hàn gāng tiě gōng ]    Wuhan Iron and Steel
⇒    [ yǒng jiǔ tiě ]    a permanent magnet
⇒    [ yáng tiě ]    tinfoil, CL:張|张[zhang1]
⇒    [ gǎng tiě ]    (Hong Kong) MTR (Mass Transit Railway)
⇒    [ huá tiě ]    Waterloo (Belgium), Battle of Waterloo (1815), (fig.) a defeat
⇒    [ huá tiě huǒ chē zhàn ]    Waterloo Station (London)
⇒    [ níng tiě ]    Shanghai-Nanjing Railway, a.k.a. Huning Railway
⇒    [ laò tie ]    flatiron, iron, branding iron, soldering iron
⇒    [ liàn tiě ]    smelting iron
⇒    [ liàn tiě chǎng ]    iron foundry
⇒    [ shú tiě ]    wrought iron
⇒    [ shēng tiě ]    pig iron
⇒    [ baí koǔ tiě ]    white iron
⇒    [ baí tiě ]    galvanized iron
⇒    [ guō maì tiě ]    to be willing to sacrifice everything one has (idiom)
⇒    [ liú suān tiě ]    ferrous sulfate
⇒    [ tiě ]    magnet
⇒    [ tiě kuàng ]    magnetite Fe3O4
⇒ 穿   [ chuān tiě yàn ]    to grind one's way through an ink stone, to persevere in a difficult task (idiom), to study diligently (idiom)
⇒    [ yuè hàn tiě ]    Canton-Hankou Railway, linking Guangzhou and Wuchang, incorporated since 1957 into the Jing-Guang Railway 京廣鐵路|京广铁路[Jing1 Guang3 Tie3 lu4]
⇒    [ wǎng luò tiě ]    Network Rail (UK railway organization)
⇒    [ laǒ tiě ]    (slang) very close friend, bro
⇒    [ tiě ]    Jiaonan-Jinan railway
⇒    [ feī ěr tiě ]    Eiffel Tower
⇒    [ líng tiě kuàng ]    siderite
⇒    [ tiě ]    sago palm (Cycas revoluta)
⇒    [ lán xīn tiě ]    Lanzhou-Xinjiang railway
⇒    [ tiě ]    angle iron
⇒    [ chì tiě kuàng ]    hematite (red iron ore), ferric oxide Fe2O3
⇒    [ chèn tiě ]    to strike while the iron is hot
⇒    [ tiě xié ]    lit. to wear out one's iron shoes (idiom), fig. to search high and low
⇒    [ tiě xié chù laí quán feì gōng fu ]    to travel far and wide looking for sth, only to find it easily
⇒    [ qīng tiě ]    Hong Kong LRT (Light Rail Transit) (abbr. for 輕便鐵路|轻便铁路)
⇒    [ jīn tiě ]    very powerful army
⇒    [ jīn yín tóng tiě ]    the 5 metals: gold, silver, copper, iron and tin
⇒    [ taì tiě kuàng ]    ilmenite FeTiO3, titanium ore
⇒    [ tóng qiáng tiě ]    copper wall, iron bastion (idiom); impenetrable defense
⇒    [ xiǎn tiě ]    cast iron
⇒    [ gāng tiě ]    steel
⇒    [ gāng tiě xiá ]    Iron Man, comic book superhero
⇒    [ gāng tiě xué yuàn ]    Beijing Steel and Iron Institute (the former name of 北京科技大學|北京科技大学[Bei3 jing1 Ke1 ji4 Da4 xue2], University of Science and Technology Beijing)
⇒    [ gāng tiě gōng ]    steel industry
⇒    [ gāng tiě chǎng ]    iron and steel works, steelworks
⇒    [ zhēng zhēng tiě hàn ]    a strong and determined man (idiom)
⇒    [ duàn tiě ]    wrought iron
⇒    [ xiù tiě ]    rusty iron
⇒    [ zhù tiě ]    pig iron, foundry iron
⇒    [ lǒng haǐ tiě ]    Jiangsu-Gansu railway
⇒    [ xuě tiě lóng ]    Citroën (French car manufacturer)
⇒    [ diàn laò tie ]    electric iron, electric soldering iron
⇒    [ diàn tiě ]    electromagnet
⇒    [ qīng zàng tiě ]    Qinghai-Tibet railway
⇒ 线   [ qīng zàng tiě xiàn ]    Qinghai-Tibet Railway
⇒    [ koǔ tiě ]    tinplate, tin (tin-coated steel)
⇒    [ tiě ]    horseshoe
⇒    [ gaō tiě ]    high speed rail
⇒    [ gaō tiě xuè hóng dàn baí ]    hemoglobin
⇒    [ huáng tiě kuàng ]    pyrite
⇒    [ diǎn jīn chéng tiě ]    to transform gold into base metal (idiom); fig. to edit sb else's beautiful prose and ruin it
⇒    [ diǎn tiě chéng jīn ]    to touch base matter and turn it to gold (idiom); fig. to turn crude writing into a literary gem

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