- 狡猾 jiǎohuá cunningsly; crafty; dishonest and good at playing tricks
- 狡诈 jiǎozhà craftydeceitful and cunning
- 狡辩 jiǎobiàn to quibble / sophistry / chicaneryTo indulge in sophistry or use dishonest arguments to deflect blame; to make excuses by arguing in a tricky or unreasonable way
- 狡黠 jiǎoxiá sly(literary) sly; cunning; crafty and astute
- 狡兔三窟 jiǎotùsānkū to have many backup plansliterally 'a crafty rabbit has three burrows'; describes taking elaborate precautions or having multiple hiding places for self-preservation
- 狡赖 jiǎolài to denyto deny something by using deceitful arguments or prevarication; to refuse to admit the truth despite the facts
- 狡滑 jiǎohuá craftysly; crafty; cunning
- 狡兔 jiǎotù crafty harea cunning or crafty rabbit; used to describe someone who is shrewd or resourceful
- 狡计 jiǎojì clever schemea deceitful or crafty plot; guile
- 奸狡 jiānjiǎo cunningdevious; evil and sly; tricky or crafty
- 狡狯 jiǎokuài crafty(literary) crafty; cunning; deceitful
- 狡伪 jiǎowěi cunning and deceitfulcrafty and false; sly and deceptive
- 狡兔死走狗烹 jiǎotùsǐzǒugǒupēng to discard someone after they have served their purposeLiterally "to boil the hound once it has caught the rabbit"; used as an idiom to describe getting rid of those who have accomplished a task once they are no longer needed.
- 狡愤 jiǎofèn to fly into a rageto fly into a rage; to be filled with wild fury and resentment
- 狡童 jiǎotóng handsome but worthless youth(literary) a crafty or flighty youth; a handsome but untrustworthy young man. Often used in ancient poetry to describe a fickle lover.
- 狡饰 jiǎoshì quibbleto offer a crafty explanation or to cover up one's faults through deceitful excuses
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH