(chéng) surname Cheng
(chéng) to ride; to mount; to make use of; to avail oneself of; to take advantage of; to multiply (mathematics); Buddhist sect or creed
(shèng) four horse military chariot (archaic); four (archaic); generic term for history books
(chéngrénbùbèi) to take advantage of sb in an unguarded moment (idiom); to take sb by surprise
(chéngrénzhīwēi) to take advantage of sb's precarious position
(chéngbiàn) at your convenience
(chéngmì) the power of a number (square, cube etc); to exponentiate (math.)
(chéngwùyuán) attendant on an airplane, train, boat etc
(chéngshèng) to follow up a victory; to pursue retreating enemy
(chéngshèngzhuījī) to follow up a victory and press home the attack; to pursue retreating enemy
(chéngshì) to seize the opportunity; to strike while the iron is hot
(chéngzuò) to ride (in a vehicle)
(chéngjiāncèféi) to live in luxury; lit. to ride a solid carriage pulled by fat horses
(chéngkè) passenger
(chéngshù) multiplier
(chéngfāng) to square a number; to calculate the square
(chéngjī) to seize the chance; opportunistic
(chéngfǎ) multiplication
(chéngfǎbiǎo) multiplication table
(chéngfǎnì) multiplicative inverse (math.)
(chéngliáng) to cool off in the shade
(chénghuǒdǎjié) to take advantage of sb's misfortune; to loot
(chéngjī) product (result of multiplication)
(chéngxìng) while in high spirits; feeling upbeat; on an impulse
(chéngchuán) to embark; to travel by ship; to ferry
(chéngxū) to take advantage of weakness
(chéngxūérrù) to enter by exploiting a weak spot (idiom); to take advantage of a lapse
(chénghào) multiplication sign (math.)
(chéngjǐng) police on trains; train marshal
(chéngchē) to ride (in a car or carriage); to drive; to motor
(chéngchú) to multiply and divide
(chéngxì) to seize an opportunity; to exploit (a loophole)
(chéngfēng) to ride the wind; to use a fair wind; to take an opportunity
(chéngfēngpòlàng) to brave the wind and the billows (idiom); to have high ambitions
(chénghè) to fly on a crane; to die
(chénglóng) to ride the dragon; to die (of emperors and kings)
(chénglóngkuàixù) ideal son-in-law