- 卖官鬻爵 màiguānyùjué to sell official titles(idiom) to grant government positions or official titles in exchange for bribes; to profit from the sale of public office
- 卖儿鬻女 mài'éryùnǚ to sell one's childrento sell one's children in times of extreme poverty or disaster
- 卖妻鬻子 màiqīyùzǐ to sell one's familyto sell one's wife and children to survive a famine or disaster; used to describe a state of extreme poverty and desperation
- 鬻儿卖女 yù'érmàinǚ to sell one's childrento be forced by poverty or extreme hardship to sell one's own sons and daughters; variant form of a phrase meaning to sell off one's children
- 典鬻 diǎnyù to pawnto pawn or mortgage one's property
- 孕鬻 yùnyù to nurtureto be pregnant with or to nurture; to give birth to and bring up offspring
- 炫鬻 xuànyù to show offto show off or flaunt one's talents; to parade one's own merits
- 獯鬻 xūnyù XunyuAn ancient nomadic ethnic group of northern China during the Xia Dynasty, known as [[玁狁|玁狁|xian3 yun3]] during the Zhou Dynasty and [[匈奴|匈奴|xiong1 nu2]] from the Warring States period onward.
- 贩官鬻爵 fànguānyùjué to sell official poststo trade in government offices and noble titles; to sell official positions for personal profit
- 鬻子 yùzǐ Yuzi (philosopher)Philosopher from the late Shang and early Zhou dynasties, also known as [[鬻熊|鬻熊|yu4 xiong2]], who served as a teacher to King Wen and King Wu and is an ancestor of the state of Chu
- 鬻官卖爵 yùguānmàijué to sell government postsTo sell official positions and titles for personal gain or to raise revenue.
- 鬻文 yùwén to write for payto sell one's writing; to write for others in exchange for money
- 鬻熊 yùxióng Yu Xiongphilosopher from the late Shang and early Zhou dynasties who served as a teacher to King Wen and King Wu and is regarded as an ancestor of the Chu state
- 鬻狱 yùyù to take bribesto accept bribes from people involved in a lawsuit
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computing