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Dictionary lookup matches complete headwords and pronunciations, or words in English definitions. Additional readings, names and variants are linked from their principal entries. Related words are separate, and partial pinyin has its own suggestions. General lexical entries precede names and historical references. Available frequency counts help order comparable matches.
Frequency data from Cai & Brysbaert, SUBTLEX-CH (2010), Creative Commons Attribution. Counts describe written forms across their readings. A missing count is unknown.
a policy expressed as an eight-character slogan / (esp.) the eight-character slogan for the economic policy proposed by Li Fuchun 李富春[LǐFùchūn] in 1961: 調整、鞏固、充實、提高|调整、巩固、充实、提高[tiáozhěng , gǒnggù , chōngshí , tígāo] "adjust, consolidate, enrich and improve"
Definition…mic policy proposed by Li Fuchun 李富春[Li3Fu4chun1] in 1961: 調整、鞏固、充實、提高|调整、巩固、充实、提高[tiao2zheng3 , gong3gu4 , chong1shi2 , ti2gao1] "adjust, consolidate, enrich and improve"
to discuss two disparate things together (idiom) / to mention on equal terms / to place on a par with / (often with negatives: impossible to mention X in the same breath as Y)