Dictionary › 馋
馋
chán
What 馋 means
- gluttonous
- greedy
- to have a craving
Example sentences
-
你说得我馋死了!The way you describe it makes me drool.
Words starting with 馋
- 馋人chán rénto make one's mouth water; appetizing; greedy person
- 馋嘴chán zuǐgluttonous; glutton
- 馋猫chán māo(humorous) person with a strong appetite; greedy eater (used playfully)
- 馋鬼chán guǐglutton; greedy pig
- 馋嘴蛙chán zuǐ wāsautéed bullfrog with chili sauce
- 馋涎欲滴chán xián yù dīlit. to drool with desire (idiom); fig. to hunger for; greedy
- 馋痨chán láogluttony
- 馋涎欲垂chán xián yù chuísee 馋涎欲滴
Words containing 馋
- 解馋jiě chánto satisfy one's craving
- 嘴馋zuǐ chángluttonous; ravenous
- 眼馋yǎn chánto covet; to envy
- 贪馋tān chángluttonous; greedy; insatiable
- 眼馋肚饱yǎn chán dù bǎoto have eyes bigger than one's belly (idiom)
Characters that look like 馋
Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.
- 揍zòuto hit; to beat (sb); (colloquial) to smash (sth)
- 铢zhūtwenty-fourth part of a tael (2 or 3 grams)
- 犊dúcalf; sacrificial victim
- 惚hūused in 恍惚
- 悻xìngangry
- 谗chánto slander; to defame; to misrepresent
Sounds the same
Read chán, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 缠to wind around; to wrap round; to coil
- 禅dhyana (Sanskrit); Zen; meditation (Buddhism)
- 澶still (as of water); still water
- 蝉cicada
- 单used in 单于
- 婵used in 婵娟
- 蟾toad ("chán" represents the sound of its croaking)…
- 谗to slander; to defame; to misrepresent
- 潺flow; trickle (of water)
- 巉(literary) steep; rugged; jagged; precipitous
- 毚cunning; artful
- 磛cliff; peak
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