- 僵尸 jiāngshī zombiea reanimated corpse or vampire-like creature from folklore; often used to describe things that are outdated or lack vitality
- 僵硬 jiāngyìng stiffstiff or rigid; used to describe limbs or the body when they are unable to move freely
- 僵局 jiāngjú deadlocka situation in which no progress can be made; deadlock; impasse; stalemate
- 僵持 jiāngchí to be deadlockedto be at a stalemate or deadlock; for two sides to refuse to budge during a dispute
- 冻僵 dòngjiāng frozen stiffstiff with cold; numb and unable to move due to freezing temperatures
- 僵化 jiānghuà to fossilizeto become stagnant or reach an impasse; to be set in one's ways and unable to adapt to change
- 僵直 jiāngzhí stiffstiff and rigid; inflexible and difficult to bend
- 僵持不下 jiāngchíbùxià to be deadlockedto be at a stalemate; both sides refuse to yield their positions, resulting in a lack of progress
- 僵死 jiāngsǐ to become stiff and dieTo die and have the body become stiff or rigid; to be stone-dead
- 僵蚕 jiāngcán medicinal silkwormA silkworm that has died from white muscardine infection before spinning its cocoon, used in traditional medicine.
- 弄僵 nòngjiāng to deadlockto bring to a deadlock; to result in a stalemate
- 僵立 jiānglì to stand motionlessto stand rigidly or motionless
- 李代桃僵 lǐdàitáojiāng to substitute one thing for anotherTo substitute one thing for another, especially to take the blame or sacrifice oneself for another; to be a scapegoat
- 僵卧 jiāngwò to lie stifflyto lie rigid and motionless; to lie down without moving
- 僵冷 jiānglěng stiff and coldstiff and freezing cold, typically describing the body or limbs
- 死而不僵 sǐ'érbùjiāng dead but not stiff(idiom) to be dead but show no signs of rigor mortis; to die but not be vanquished; to die hard
- 白僵蚕 báijiāngcán batryticated silkwormsilkworm larvae that have died from muscardine (a fungal infection); used as a medicine in traditional Chinese practice
- 尸僵 shījiāng rigor mortisthe stiffening of the joints and muscles of a body a few hours after death; cadaveric rigidity
- 僵事 jiāngshì to stir up trouble(colloquial) To provoke a conflict between two parties through instigation or gossip
- 僵住 jiāngzhù to freeze upto become stiff or motionless in one's movements or facial expression
- 僵住症 jiāngzhùzhèng catalepsy
- 僵固 jiānggù rigidrigid and inflexible; bigoted; stiff and outdated
- 僵固性 jiānggùxìng rigidityrigidity; stiffness; lack of flexibility in structure or behavior
- 僵尸粉 jiāngshīfěn zombie fansfake followers bought to boost one's popularity on social media platforms like Weibo or Baidu
- 僵尸网络 jiāngshīwǎngluò botneta network of computers or devices infected with malicious software and controlled as a group without the owners' knowledge, often used for activities like spamming or cyberattacks
- 僵尸车 jiāngshīchē abandoned car(colloquial) a car left abandoned in a public place for a long time, literally 'zombie car'
- 僵板 jiāngbǎn stiff and inflexiblestiff and inflexible; stubborn or hardboiled
- 发僵 fājiāng to become stiffto become stiff or rigid, such as from the cold
- 核僵持 héjiāngchí nuclear stalemateA situation where nuclear powers are at an impasse; nuclear equipoise.
- 百足之虫,死而不僵 bǎizúzhīchóngsǐ'érbùjiāng remnants of a collapsed powerliterally meaning a centipede does not fall even when dead; used to describe a powerful person or group that retains influence even after their downfall or collapse
- 百足之虫死而不僵 bǎizúzhīchóngsǐ'érbùjiāng old institutions die hardLiterally "a centipede with a hundred feet does not tip over even when dead"; describes a powerful person or institution whose influence lingers even after their downfall or death.
- 直僵 zhíjiāng rigidrigid; stiff; numb
- 闹僵 nàojiāng to reach a deadlockto become strained and tense; to reach a deadlock, especially when describing a relationship or situation
- 陷入僵局 xiànrùjiāngjú to reach an impasseTo fall into a deadlock; to reach a stalemate.
Sources
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH