- 加强 jiāqiáng strengthento reinforce; to strengthen; to enhance
- 强调 qiángdiào emphasizeto emphasize or place stress on something
- 增强 zēngqiáng strengthento make something stronger, more powerful, or more robust
- 强烈 qiángliè strongstrong; intense
- 强大 qiángdà powerfulbig and strong; formidable; powerful
- 强化 qiánghuà intensifyto increase the degree, depth, or concentration of an activity or process
- 坚强 jiānqiáng strongfirm and resolute in character, will, or endurance; resilient and staunch
- 强度 qiángdù intensitythe quality or state of being intense, such as the magnitude of energy or the concentration of effort
- 强劲 qiángjìng powerfulstrong, forceful, and vigorous in power or momentum
- 强奸 qiángjiān rapeto rape
- 强壮 qiángzhuàng strongphysically powerful, muscular, and in good health
- 强迫 qiǎngpò forceto compel or coerce someone into doing something against their will
- 强制 qiángzhì compulsoryforced, mandatory, or required by law or authority
- 勉强 miǎnqiǎng forceto force someone to do something against their will
- 强行 qiángxíng forciblyto perform an action by force or without consent
- 顽强 wánqiáng tenaciousshowing great persistence, determination, or willpower
- 强力 qiánglì powerful
- 强盗 qiángdào robbera person who steals by force; a bandit or highwayman
- 强硬 qiángyìng hard-lineuncompromising and forceful in position or policy
- 强悍 qiánghàn toughphysically strong and mentally resolute; fierce or valiant in character
- 强有力 qiángyǒulì powerfulpossessing great strength, influence, or effectiveness; forceful
- 强暴 qiángbào rapeto commit a sexual assault; the act of violating someone sexually
- 强国 qiángguó powera nation with significant political, economic, or military influence; a great power
- 强者 qiángzhě the strongpeople who are strong, powerful, or capable; those who occupy a dominant position in a competitive environment
- 强制性 qiángzhìxìng mandatoryhaving the quality of being compulsory or required by authority; mandatory.
- 强势 qiángshì emphaticrelating to emphasis or intensive force in a linguistic context
- 倔强 juéjiàng stubbornstubborn; obstinate; unbending
- 强求 qiǎngqiú forceto insist on; to demand; to impose
- 强奸犯 qiángjiānfàn rapist
- 高强 gāoqiáng outstandingpossessing an exceptionally high level of skill, mastery, or physical strength
- 小强 Xiǎo Qiáng cockroach(slang) cockroach; also refers to characters or people who are seemingly indestructible or resilient. Named after a pet cockroach in the 1993 movie 'Flirting Scholar'.
- 强项 qiángxiàng specialtykey strength or strong suit
- 自强 zìqiáng self-improvementto strive for self-improvement
- 强弱 qiángruò intensitythe measurable amount of force, pressure, or magnitude
- 强攻 qiánggōng storm(military) to take by storm
- 强迫症 qiǎngpòzhèng OCDobsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- 要强 yàoqiáng ambitiouseager to excel and get ahead in life; possessing a competitive spirit
- 好强 hàoqiáng competitiveeager to be first
- 强尼 Qiángní Johnnya transliteration of the English male name Johnny.
- 富强 fùqiáng rich and powerfulrich and powerful; prosperous
- 强加 qiángjiā imposeto force one's will, opinions, or conditions on someone else
- 逞强 chěngqiáng act braveto try to be brave or push oneself beyond one's actual capacity
- 强盛 qiángshèng powerfulrich and powerful
- 自强不息 zìqiángbùxī strive unremittinglyto make constant, unswerving efforts to improve oneself and remain determined
- 列强 lièqiáng Great Powersthe Great Powers (history)
- 强健 qiángjiàn sturdysturdy; strong and healthy
- 强权 qiángquán mightpolitical or military power used to dominate or coerce others
- 女强人 nǚqiángrén careerwomana successful career woman or a highly capable, independent woman
- 强人 qiángrén achievera highly capable and successful person, especially in a professional or workplace context
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH