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The Chinese word for helicopter is
直升机

zhí shēng jī



helicopter

Chinese Definition


helicopter
     1. 直升机
Components
     1. straight; linear; undeviating
           直線 - straight line
           Antonyms: 彎, 彎曲, (Cantonese) 攣
     2. to straighten
     3. vertical; upright; erect
     4. honest; fair
     5. straightforward; forthright; frank
     6. directly; straight
           直去 - to go directly to
     7. intentionally; deliberately
           Synonyms: 只
     8. (Chinese calligraphy) vertical stroke in Chinese characters
     9. constantly
     10. (slang) straight; heterosexual
           直男 - heterosexual man
           Antonyms: 彎, (Cantonese) 攣
     11. (historical) Short for ^直隸, Zhili
           ^直 系 軍閥 - the Zhili faction (of the Beiyang warlords)
     1. to rise; to go up; to soar; to ascend (literally or figuratively)
           東 升 西 落 - to rise in the east and set in the west
           升值 - (finance) to appreciate (literally, "to rise in value")
     2. to raise; to lift; to elevate; to promote
           升降機 - elevator (literally "raising and lowering mechanism")
           老闆bǎn 升-了le 你-的de 職。 - The boss gave you a promotion (literally, "promoted your rank").
     3. 46th hexagram of the I Ching; ䷭
     4. a volume unit of measure:
     5.    (historical) sheng, equal to 10 合
     6.    litre (unit of measure for volume, chiefly for liquid measure, equal to one thousandth of the cubic metre)
     7.   常用 容積 單位 升 和 毫升,也 可以 寫 成 L 和 mL。 - Commonly used volume units such as litres and millilitres can also be written as L and mL.
     8. Used in 升平 (peaceful)
     9. (music) sharp (♯)
     1. Variant of 機
     2. Alternative form of 几 (small table; stool)



Translations for and their definitions

直升機 or 直昇機
     1. helicopter


直升机
     1. Simplified form of 直升機


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