革 (w)

(gé) animal hide; leather; to reform; to remove; to expel (from office)

革出 (w)

(géchū) to expel; to kick out

革出山门 (w)

(géchūshānmén) to excommunicate (from a Buddhist monastery)

革出教门 (w)

(géchūjiàomén) to excommunicate (from a church)

革吉 (w)

(géjí) Ge'gyai county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet, Tibetan: Dge rgyas rdzong

革吉县 (w)

(géjíxiàn) Ge'gyai county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet, Tibetan: Dge rgyas rdzong

革命 (w)

(gémìng) revolution; revolutionary (politics); CL:次[ci4]

革命先烈 (w)

(gémìngxiānliè) martyr to the revolution

革命家 (w)

(gémìngjiā) a revolutionary

革命性 (w)

(gémìngxìng) revolutionary

革命烈士 (w)

(gémìnglièshì) martyr of the revolution

革命卫队 (w)

(gémìngwèiduì) revolutionary guard

革命军 (w)

(gémìngjūn) revolutionary army

革命党 (w)

(gémìngdǎng) the revolutionary party

革囊 (w)

(génáng) leather purse; fig. human body

革履 (w)

(gélǚ) leather (shoes); fig. western dress

革故鼎新 (w)

(gégùdǐngxīn) to discard the old and introduce the new (idiom); to innovate

革新 (w)

(géxīn) to innovate; innovation

革新能手 (w)

(géxīnnéngshǒu) person of new ideas; innovator

革职 (w)

(gézhí) to sack; to remove from a position; to depose

革兰氏 (w)

(gélánshì) Mr Gram; Dr. Hans Christian Jaochim Gram (1953-1938), Danish doctor and inventor of the Gram stain 革蘭氏染色法|革兰氏染色法

革兰氏染色法 (w)

(gélánshìrǎnsèfǎ) Gram stain (used to distinguished two different kinds of bacteria)

革兰氏阴性 (w)

(gélánshìyīnxìng) Gram negative (bacteria that do not retain Gram stain, often the more dangerous kind)

革兰阳 (w)

(gélányáng) Gram-positive (bacteria)

革兰阳性 (w)

(gélányángxìng) Gram-positive (bacteria)

革制品 (w)

(gézhìpǐn) leather goods

革除 (w)

(géchú) to eliminate; to expel; to abolish

革面洗心 (w)

(gémiànxǐxīn) lit. to renew one's face and wash one's heart (idiom); to repent sincerely and mend one's mistaken ways; to turn over a new leaf