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Exact character matches appear first. For otherwise comparable matches, frequency in film and television subtitles helps determine order. Direct English-definition matches and prefix matches also affect ranking. Word length and the availability of usage notes do not improve rank.

Frequency data: Cai & Brysbaert, SUBTLEX-CH (2010), Creative Commons Attribution. The data includes word forms with at least 10 occurrences in an older subtitle sample. It does not provide current frequency or HSK levels. Absence from the sample does not establish that a word is rare. Names, variants and restricted readings identified in the source appear after general-use entries within the same match type.

放映机fàng yìng jī

projector

放生fàng shēng

to set free a captive animal (in some cases, as an act of Buddhist mercy)

放飞fàng fēi

to allow to fly

放在眼里fàng zài yǎn lǐ

to pay attention to / to care about / to attach importance to

放眼fàng yǎn

to survey / to view broadly

放血fàng xiě

(TCM) to practice bloodletting / (medicine) to perform phlebotomy / (coll.) to make sb bleed / to inflict grievous wounds / (fig.) to cough up a large amount of money / (fig.) to reduce prices drastically

放行fàng xíng

to let pass

放映室fàng yìng shì

cinema room / viewing room

放任自流fàng rèn zì liú

to let sb do whatever they want / to indulge / to give free reins to / to let things slide / to drift aimlessly / laissez-faire

放债fàng zhài

to lend money (for interest) / to give credit

放荡不羁fàng dàng bù jī

wanton and unrestrained (idiom) / dissolute

放浪fàng làng

unrestrained / dissolute / dissipated / unconventional / immoral / to debauch / to dissipate

放射线fàng shè xiàn

radiation / rays of radiation

放牧fàng mù

to graze (livestock) / to herd (livestock)

放羊fàng yáng

to tend a flock of sheep / to let sheep out to pasture / fig. to throw off the reins / to leave sb alone / acting freely and irresponsibly

放晴fàng qíng

(of weather) to clear up

放贷fàng dài

to provide loans

放缓fàng huǎn

to slow / to slow down (the pace of)

投放tóu fàng

to input / to throw in / to unload / to put into circulation

摆放bǎi fàng

to set up / to arrange / to lay out

绽放zhàn fàng

to blossom

安放ān fàng

to lay / to place / to put in a certain place

排放pái fàng

to arrange in order / to emit / to discharge (exhaust gas, waste water etc) / (of animals) to ovulate / to discharge semen

播放器bō fàng qì

player (device for playing audio or video) / (computing) media player

奔放bēn fàng

bold and unrestrained / untrammeled

大放异彩dà fàng yì cǎi

to shine (of talents, skills, accomplishment) / to demonstrate extraordinary talent or skill

下放xià fàng

to delegate / to decentralize / to demote a party cadre to work on the shop floor or in the countryside

施放shī fàng

to fire / to discharge / to release (fireworks, smokescreen, poison gas, virus etc)

停放tíng fàng

to park (a car etc) / to moor (a boat etc) / to leave sth (in a place)

开放性kāi fàng xìng

openness

堆放duī fàng

to pile up / to stack

燃放rán fàng

to light / to set off (firecrackers etc)

狂放kuáng fàng

wild / unrestrained

大放厥词dà fàng jué cí

to prattle on self-importantly (idiom)

豪放háo fàng

bold and unconstrained / powerful and free

放一马fàng yī mǎ

to let (sb) off / to let (sb) get away with sth

放下包袱fàng xia bāo fu

to lay down a heavy burden

放下屠刀,立地成佛fàng xià tú dāo , lì dì chéng fó

lay down butcher's knife, become a Buddha on the spot (idiom) / instant rehabilitation / to repent and be absolved of one's crimes

放下身段fàng xià shēn duàn

to get off one's high horse / to dispense with posturing (and adopt a more humble or empathetic attitude)

放不下fàng bu xià

to have no room to put sth / to be unable to let go

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