(w)

(diào) to suspend; to hang up; to hang a person

吊儿郎当 (w)

(diàorlángdāng) sloppy

吊具 (w)

(diàojù) spreader (for pallet, container etc)

吊卷 (w)

(diàojuàn) to consult the archives

吊唁 (w)

(diàoyàn) to offer condolences (for the deceased); to condole

吊嗓子 (w)

(diàosǎngzi) voice training (for Chinese opera)

吊塔 (w)

(diàotǎ) a tower crane

吊坠 (w)

(diàozhuì) a pendant (jewelry)

吊审 (w)

(diàoshěn) to bring to trial; to bring to court

吊带 (w)

(diàodài) suspenders; garters; shoulder strap; brace; sling

吊带衫 (w)

(diàodàishān) halter top; spaghetti strap top; sun top

吊床 (w)

(diàochuáng) hammock

吊扇 (w)

(diàoshàn) a ceiling fan; a punka

吊打 (w)

(diàodǎ) to hang sb up and beat him

吊扣 (w)

(diàokòu) to suspend (a licence etc)

吊挂 (w)

(diàoguà) to hang (e.g. a painting); dangling; hanging (from the ceiling)

吊斗 (w)

(diàodǒu) (a container) carried suspended or underslung; cable car bucket

吊杆 (w)

(diàogān) a boom (i.e. transverse beam for hanging objects)

吊梯 (w)

(diàotī) a rope ladder

吊杠 (w)

(diàogàng) trapeze (gymnastics)

吊楼 (w)

(diàolóu) a building supported on pillars projecting over a river; a mountain hut supported on pillars

吊桥 (w)

(diàoqiáo) drawbridge; suspension bridge

吊档裤 (w)

(diàodàngkù) baggy pants; sagging pants

吊死 (w)

(diàosǐ) death by hanging; to hang oneself

吊死鬼 (w)

(diàosǐguǐ) hangman (word game)

吊灯 (w)

(diàodēng) chandelier

吊球 (w)

(diàoqiú) drop shot (in tennis or volleyball)

吊环 (w)

(diàohuán) hanging rings (gymnastics)

吊瓶 (w)

(diàopíng) infusion bag or bottle (for an IV)

吊瓶族 (w)

(diàopíngzú) "infusion clan", patients who prefer medication by drip rather than orally or by injection etc

吊窗 (w)

(diàochuāng) a sash window

吊篮 (w)

(diàolán) hanging basket (for flowers); gondola (of cable car)

吊索 (w)

(diàosuǒ) rope tackle hanging from a mast; crow foot (system of ropes through tackle to hold up an awning)

吊线 (w)

(diàoxiàn) plumbline

吊绳 (w)

(diàoshéng) sling

吊胃口 (w)

(diàowèikǒu) to tease (slang); to flirt; to tantalize; to whet one's appetite

吊膀子 (w)

(diàobǎngzi) to flirt (derogatory)

吊着 (w)

(diàozhe) dangle

吊兰 (w)

(diàolán) hanging orchid (Chlorophytum comosum); bracket plant

吊装 (w)

(diàozhuāng) to construct by hoisting ready-built components into place

吊袜带 (w)

(diàowàdài) suspenders (for stockings)

吊起 (w)

(diàoqǐ) to hoist

吊车 (w)

(diàochē) a hoist; a crane; an elevator

吊运 (w)

(diàoyùn) to transport by crane; to convey

吊钩 (w)

(diàogōu) suspended hook; hanging hook; hanger

吊销 (w)

(diàoxiāo) to suspend (an agreement); to revoke

吊铺 (w)

(diàopù) suspended bunk

吊门 (w)

(diàomén) an overhung door; a door that hinges upwards

吊颈 (w)

(diàojǐng) to hang oneself

(w)

(diào) a string of 100 cash (arch.); to lament; to condole with

吊古 (w)

(diàogǔ) to revisit the past; to commemorate

吊唁 (w)

(diàoyàn) variant of 吊唁[diao4 yan4]

吊丧 (w)

(diàosāng) condolences; a condolence visit

吊孝 (w)

(diàoxiào) a condolence visit

吊客 (w)

(diàokè) a visitor offering condolences

吊慰 (w)

(diàowèi) to offer condolences; to console the bereaved

吊文 (w)

(diàowén) paper prayers for the dead burnt at funerals

吊死问疾 (w)

(diàosǐwènjí) to grieve for the sick and the dying; to show great concern for people's suffering

吊民伐罪 (w)

(diàomínfázuì) to console the people and punish the tyrant

吊祭 (w)

(diàojì) a worship ceremony for the dead; to offer sacrifice (to ancestors); a libation

吊胃口 (w)

(diàowèikǒu) variant of 吊胃口[diao4 wei4 kou3]

吊诡 (w)

(diàoguǐ) bizarre; paradoxical; a paradox (from Daoist classic Zhuangzi 莊子|庄子)

吊诡矜奇 (w)

(diàoguǐjīnqí) strange and paradoxical