(dǎo) to fall; to collapse; to topple; to fail; to go bankrupt; to change (trains or buses); to move around; to sell; to speculate (buying and selling, also 搗|捣); profiteer
(dào) to place upside down; to invert; to pour; to throw out; to move backwards; however; actually; as a matter of fact; contrary to expectation
(dǎoxià) to collapse; to topple over
(dǎofú) (of cereal crops) to collapse and lie flat
(dǎoxiū) to shift holidays, taking a weekday off
(dǎowèi) inversion
(dǎocāng) to transfer grain from a store (e.g. to sun it); voice breaking (of male opera singer in puberty)
(dàoxiàng) inverted image; reversed image (e.g. upside-down)
(dàocì) barb; barbed tip (e.g. of fishhook)
(dàofǎn) instead; on the contrary; contrary (to expectations)
(dàodiàolàzhú) Wrightia tinctoria (flowering plant in Apocynaceae family, common names dyer's oleander or pala indigo)
(dǎojiào) to ruminate (of cows)
(dǎojiáo) to ruminate (of cows)
(dǎotān) to collapse (of building)
(dǎotā) to collapse (of building); to topple over
(dàoxiě) mirror writing; upside down writing
(dǎozhàng) dead loan; bad debts; to refuse to pay loan
(dàodài) rewind (media player)
(dǎoxù) in the reverse order
(dàozuòr) the north-facing room opposite the master's in a siheyuan 四合院[si4 he2 yuan4]
(dǎonong) to move (things around); to buy and sell at a profit (derog.)
(dàocǎi) adverse audience reaction: boos and jeers, hissing, catcalls or deliberate applause after a mistake
(dàoyǐng) inverted image; reversed image (e.g. upside-down)
(dàoxuán) lit. to hang upside down; fig. in dire straits
(dàoxuánzhīwēi) lit. the crisis of being hanged upside down (idiom); fig. extremely critical situation; dire straits
(dàoxuánzhījí) lit. the crisis of being hanged upside down (idiom); fig. extremely critical situation; dire straits
(dàoxuánzhīkǔ) lit. the pain of being hanged upside down (idiom); fig. extremely critical situation; dire straits
(dǎogē) to change sides in a war; turncoat
(dǎogēxièjiǎ) to lay down arms
(dǎobiǎn) Taiwan political movement aimed at forcing the resignation of President Chen Shui-bian 陳水扁|陈水扁 over corruption allegations
(dǎoshǒu) to shift from one hand to the other; to change hands (of merchandise)
(dàodǎyīpá) lit. to strike with a muck-rake (idiom), cf Pigsy 豬八戒|猪八戒 in Journey to the West 西遊記|西游记; fig. to counter-attack; to make bogus accusations (against one's victim)
(dǎobǎ) to play the market; to speculate (on financial markets); to profiteer
(dàochōuyīkǒuqì) to gasp (in surprise, dismay, fright etc)
(dàochōuleyīkǒuqì) to gasp (in surprise, dismay, fright etc)
(dàoguà) lit. to hang upside down; fig. topsy-turvy and inequitable, e.g. manufacturing and trading costs exceed the sale price (of some goods); to borrow more than one can ever repay
(dàochāmén) to marry and live with the bride's family (inverting traditional Chinese expectations)
(dǎohuàn) to take turns; to rotate (responsibility)
(dàofàng) to turn upside down; to upend
(dǎobài) to collapse (of building)
(dàoxù) a flash-back (in novel or film)
(dàoshǔ) to count backwards (from 10 down to 0); to count down; from the bottom (lines on a page); from the back (rows of seats)
(dàoshù) inverse number; reciprocal (math.)
(dǎobì) to fall dead
(dàoyìng) inverted reflection in water
(dàochūnhán) cold snap during the spring
(dàoshi) contrary to what one might expect; actually; contrariwise; why don't you
(dǎotì) to take turns (responsibility); to replace
(dàoguǒwéiyīn) to reverse cause and effect; to put the horse before the cart
(dàozāicōng) to fall headlong; fig. a disastrous setback
(dǎoméi) to be out of luck
(dǎocáo) to die out (of livestock)
(dàoliú) to flow backwards; reverse flow
(dǎohǎifānjiāng) overwhelming flood; deluge; fig. a flood (of goods, people, information etc)
(dàoguàn) to flow backwards (of water, because of flood, tide, wind etc); reverse flow; to back up (sewage)
(dǎozào) to fall (from power); in decline; unlucky
(dǎoyé) profiteer; wheeler dealer; tradesman who buys low and sell high
(dǎobān) to change shifts; to work in turns
(dàoxiàng) phase reversal; phase inversion
(dàojié) trichiasis (ingrown eyelashes)
(dàokōng) to empty (a bag); to turn inside out; to turn out
(dàolì) a handstand; to turn upside-down; to stand on one's head; upside-down
(dàolìxiàng) inverted image; reversed image (e.g. upside-down)
(dàofèn) to turn over manure; fig. to offend others by endlessly repeating unpleasant remarks
(dàozhì) to invert
(dǎowèikǒu) to spoil one's appetite; fig. to get fed up with sth
(dàobèirúliú) to know by heart (so well that you can recite it backwards)
(dàobèishǒu) with one's hands behind one's back
(dàobèishǒur) erhua variant of 倒背手, with one's hands behind one's back
(dǎowò) to lie down; to drop dead
(dǎotái) to overthrow; downfall; to fall from power; to go bankrupt
(dàokǔshuǐ) to pour out one's grievances
(dǎochá) rotation of crops
(dàosǒu) bandits' den
(dǎodàn) mischief; to make trouble
(dàoxíngnìshī) to go against the tide (idiom); to do things all wrong; to try to turn back history; a perverse way of doing things
(dàozhuāng) inversion (rhetoric device of inverting the word order for heightened effect); anastrophe
(dàozhuāngjù) inversion (rhetoric device of inverting the word order for heightened effect); anastrophe
(dàojìshí) to count down; countdown
(dǎomǎidǎomài) to buy and sell at a profit; to speculate
(dàotiē) to lose money instead of being paid (i.e. sb should pay me, but is actually taking my money)
(dàopéi) to sustain loss in trade
(dǎomài) to resell at a profit; to speculate
(dǎozhàng) unrecoverable debt; bad debt; to evade debt
(dǎochē) to change buses, trains etc
(dàochē) to reverse (a vehicle); to drive backwards
(dàochēdǎng) reverse gear
(dàozhuǎn) to make an about-turn; to reverse one's direction, policy, sequence etc; to turn things on their head
(dàotuì) to fall back; to go in reverse
(dǎoyùn) to have bad luck
(dàoguòr) the wrong way round (back-to-front, inside out etc)
(dàogōu) barb; bicycle kick, or overhead kick (football)
(dàosuǒ) locked in (with the door locked from the outside)
(dǎobì) to go bankrupt; to close down
(dàokāi) to reverse a vehicle; to drive backwards
(dǎoméi) to have bad luck; to be out of luck
(dǎoteng) to move; to shift; to exchange; to buy and sell; peddling