- 即将 jíjiāng soonabout to; on the point of; soon
- 将军 jiāngjūn generala high-ranking military officer
- 将来 jiānglái in the futureat some later time or date
- 必将 bìjiāng inevitablyinevitably; will certainly
- 将近 jiāngjìn almostnearly or close to a certain amount, time, or distance
- 麻将 májiàng mahjong
- 门将 ménjiàng gatekeeperan official in charge of guarding a gate or entrance
- 将要 jiāngyào willwill, shall, or going to; indicating an action or event that is about to happen in the future
- 小将 xiǎojiàng Red Guarda young militant member of the Red Guard during the Cultural Revolution
- 名将 míngjiàng generala famous or renowned military general
- 老将 lǎojiàng veteranan experienced person or old-timer in a particular field
- 上将 shàngjiàng generala high military rank equivalent to a four-star officer, encompassing army general, navy admiral, or air chief marshal
- 将领 jiànglǐng generalhigh-ranking military officer
- 大将 dàjiàng generala general or admiral
- 将士 jiàngshì troopsofficers and soldiers
- 将就 jiāngjiu make doto accept or settle for something that is not entirely satisfactory
- 大将军 dàjiāngjūn generalissimoan important general or high-ranking military commander, often a specific title in ancient China
- 少将 shàojiàng major generala military rank equivalent to a major general, rear admiral, or air vice marshal
- 武将 wǔjiàng generala high-ranking military officer or commander in traditional or historical contexts
- 主将 zhǔjiàng commanderthe chief officer in command of an army or military force
- 女将 nǚjiàng female generala female military commander or high-ranking officer
- 行将 xíngjiāng about toabout to; on the point of; ready to start or act
- 准将 zhǔnjiàng brigadier generalbrigadier general; commodore
- 点将 diǎnjiàng appoint generalto call out names and assign duties to generals, originally in theater or ancient military contexts
- 猛将 měngjiàng fierce generala valiant and powerful military leader
- 将令 jiànglìng command(old) (military) a command or an order
- 干将 gànjiàng capable personcapable person; key member
- 将帅 jiàngshuài commander-in-chiefcommander-in-chief; the equivalent of king in Chinese chess
- 虎将 hǔjiàng valiant general
- 副将 fùjiàng deputy general
- 将心比心 jiāngxīnbǐxīn empathizeto put oneself in someone else's shoes
- 过关斩将 guòguānzhǎnjiàng overcome hurdlesTo surmount all difficulties on the way to success; to overcome one obstacle after another (idiom).
- 健将 jiànjiàng athletea skilled athlete, top player, or expert in a specific field
- 将官 jiàngguān general officera general or high-ranking military officer
- 搓麻将 cuōmájiàng play mahjongto play mahjong
- 调兵遣将 diàobīngqiǎnjiàng assign personnelto dispatch people or organize a team to handle a specific task or mission
- 将错就错 jiāngcuòjiùcuò follow throughto accept an error and adapt to it rather than correcting it; to make the best of a mistake or blunder
- 将计就计 jiāngjìjiùjì outmaneuverto beat someone at their own game; to turn an opponent's plot to one's own advantage
- 激将法 jījiàngfǎ reverse psychologyA strategy of goading or using reverse psychology to provoke someone into taking action (e.g. by questioning their ability).
- 手下败将 shǒuxiàbàijiàng defeated opponentone's defeated opponent
- 运动健将 yùndòngjiànjiàng elite athletechampion-level athlete (title awarded by the General Administration of Sport of China based on performance in international and national competitions)
- 将才 jiàngcái talented commandertalented field commander (military)
- 杨家将 Yángjiājiàng Yang family generalsYang Saga, a popular work of fiction from the Northern Song period depicting the heroic Yang family of warriors
- 中将 zhōngjiàng lieutenant generallieutenant general; vice admiral; air marshal
- 宿将 sùjiàng veteran general
- 偏将 piānjiàng deputy general
- 恩将仇报 ēnjiāngchóubào repay with evilto bite the hand that feeds one; to repay kindness with enmity
- 将功补过 jiānggōngbǔguò atoneto make up for one's faults by doing good deeds
- 骁将 xiāojiàng valiant general
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH