Shuai, Shuāi, Shuài, Shuǎi: 13 definitions
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Shuai means something in Buddhism, Pali. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article.
In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
衰 [shuai]—Decay, fade, decline; frayed, i.e. mourning clothes.
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
衰 [shuai]—Loss – [Term] One of the Eight Worldly Concerns (八世法 [ba shi fa]). Refers to anything that causes a decrease or harm (損減 [sun jian]) to oneself.
衰—【術語】八世法之一。凡於我身有損減者。
[shù yǔ] bā shì fǎ zhī yī. fán yú wǒ shēn yǒu sǔn jiǎn zhě.
[shu yu] ba shi fa zhi yi. fan yu wo shen you sun jian zhe.
Chinese Buddhism (漢傳佛教, hanchuan fojiao) is the form of Buddhism that developed in China, blending Mahayana teachings with Daoist and Confucian thought. Its texts are mainly in Classical Chinese, based on translations from Sanskrit. Major schools include Chan (Zen), Pure Land, Tiantai, and Huayan. Chinese Buddhism has greatly influenced East Asian religion and culture.
Languages of India and abroad
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[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
帥 [shuài] [shuai]—
Pronunciation of (一 [yi]).
帥：(一)之讀音。
shuài:(yī) zhī dú yīn.
shuai:(yi) zhi du yin.
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
摔 [shuāi] [shuai]—
[Verb]
1. To throw or fling with force. For example: "He flung the book (書 [shu]) violently onto the table (桌子 [zhuo zi])." In Dream of the Red Chamber (《紅樓夢 [hong lou meng]》), Chapter 3: "Upon hearing this, Baoyu (寶玉 [bao yu]) immediately had an attack of his madness, took off the jade (玉 [yu]) and flung it away with all his might."
2. To fall or drop. For example: "Be careful! Don't fall down the stairs (樓梯 [lou ti])."
3. To cause to fall and be damaged. For example: "He accidentally dropped and broke the bowl (碗 [wan])."
4. To get rid of, to shake off. For example: "Modern people (現代人 [xian dai ren]) lead busy lives and cannot cast aside work pressure (工作壓力 [gong zuo ya li])."
5. To fall, to tumble. For example: "to take a tumble (一跤 [yi jiao])."
[Noun]
A throwing or takedown action in Judo (柔道 [rou dao]) techniques. For example: "shoulder throw (過肩 [guo jian])."
摔：[動]
1.用力扔、丟。如：「把書狠狠地往桌上一摔。」《紅樓夢》第三回：「寶玉聽了，登時發作起痴狂病來，摘下那玉，就狠命摔去。」
2.墜落、掉落。如：「小心！別從樓梯上摔下來。」
3.使掉落而受損。如：「他不小心，把碗給摔了。」
4.擺脫掉。如：「現代人生活忙碌，無法將工作壓力摔在一邊。」
5.跌倒。如：「摔一跤」。
[名]
柔道技巧摔的動作。如：「過肩摔」。
shuāi:[dòng]
1. yòng lì rēng,, diū. rú: “bǎ shū hěn hěn de wǎng zhuō shàng yī shuāi.” < hóng lóu mèng> dì sān huí: “bǎo yù tīng le, dēng shí fā zuò qǐ chī kuáng bìng lái, zhāi xià nà yù, jiù hěn mìng shuāi qù.”
2. zhuì luò,, diào luò. rú: “xiǎo xīn! bié cóng lóu tī shàng shuāi xià lái.”
3. shǐ diào luò ér shòu sǔn. rú: “tā bù xiǎo xīn, bǎ wǎn gěi shuāi le.”
4. bǎi tuō diào. rú: “xiàn dài rén shēng huó máng lù, wú fǎ jiāng gōng zuò yā lì shuāi zài yī biān.”
5. diē dào. rú: “shuāi yī jiāo” .
[míng]
róu dào jì qiǎo shuāi de dòng zuò. rú: “guò jiān shuāi” .
shuai:[dong]
1. yong li reng,, diu. ru: "ba shu hen hen de wang zhuo shang yi shuai." < hong lou meng> di san hui: "bao yu ting le, deng shi fa zuo qi chi kuang bing lai, zhai xia na yu, jiu hen ming shuai qu."
2. zhui luo,, diao luo. ru: "xiao xin! bie cong lou ti shang shuai xia lai."
3. shi diao luo er shou sun. ru: "ta bu xiao xin, ba wan gei shuai le."
4. bai tuo diao. ru: "xian dai ren sheng huo mang lu, wu fa jiang gong zuo ya li shuai zai yi bian."
5. die dao. ru: "shuai yi jiao" .
[ming]
rou dao ji qiao shuai de dong zuo. ru: "guo jian shuai" .
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蟀 [shuài] [shuai]—
See the entry for 'cricket' (蟋 [xi]).
蟀：參見「蟋蟀」條。
shuài: cān jiàn “xī shuài” tiáo.
shuai: can jian "xi shuai" tiao.
1) 卛 ts = shuài p refers to “old variant of 率 [lu:4]”.
2) 卛 ts = shuài p refers to “old variant of 率 [shuai4]”..
3) 帥 t = 帅 s = shuài p refers to “surname Shuai”..
4) 帥 t = 帅 s = shuài p refers to “(bound form) commander-in-chief/(bound form) to lead; to command/handsome; graceful; dashing; elegant/(coll.) cool!; sweet!/(Chinese chess) general (on the red side, equivalent to a king in Western chess)”..
5) 摔 ts = shuāi p refers to “to throw down/to fall/to drop and break”..
6) 甩 ts = shuǎi p refers to “to throw/to fling/to swing/to leave behind/to throw off/to dump (sb)”..
7) 蟀 ts = shuài p refers to “used in 蟋蟀 [xi1 shuai4]”..
8) 衰 ts = shuāi p refers to “variant of 縗 | 缞 [cui1]”..
9) 衰 ts = shuāi p refers to “(bound form) to decay; to decline; to wane”..
1) 衰 ts = shuāi p refers to [verb] “to weaken; to decline”; Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文 [wen yan wen]; Notes: (Guoyu '衰 [shuai]' v 1; Kroll 2015 '衰 [shuai]' 1; Unihan '衰 [shuai]').
2) 衰 ts = shuāi p refers to [noun] “mourning garments”; Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文 [wen yan wen]; Notes: (Guoyu '衰 [shuai]' cuī n 1)..
3) 衰 ts = shuāi p refers to [verb] “to harm”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: Minnan dialect (Guoyu '衰 [shuai]' v 2)..
4) 衰 ts = shuāi p refers to [verb] “to decline”; Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文 [wen yan wen]; Notes: (Guoyu '衰 [shuai]' cuī v)..
1) 衰 [shuāi] refers to: “decline”.
衰 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 不饒益; 推却; 消化; 變異.
[Sanskrit] glāpayati; jarayati; pralujyamāna; saṃhriyate; skhālitya.
[Tibetan] brnyings pa.
[Vietnamese] suy.
[Korean] 쇠 / soe.
[Japanese] スイ / sui.
2) 帥 [shuài] refers to: “leader”.
帥 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] soái.
[Korean] 솔 / sol.
[Japanese] ソツ / sotsu.
Chinese language.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Starts with (+30): Lu, Shuai bai, Shuai bian, Shuai bian qu xian, Shuai bian re, Shuai che, Shuai dai le, Shuai dao, Shuai diao, Shuai diao, Shuai die, Shuai fa, Shuai gan, Shuai ge, Shuai gen tou, Shuai guo, Shuai hao, Shuai huai, Shuai huan, Shuai jiao.
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