to press down / to calm / to subdue / to suppress / to guard / garrison / small town / to cool or chill (food or drinks)
Results for “镇”
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town / village
calm / unperturbed / cool
calm / cool
tranquilizer
town headman / mayor (of small town or village) / bailiff
small town / village
town / cities and towns
suppression / repression / to suppress / to put down / to quell
to suppress pain
to dominate / to control / to subdue / to crush
sedative
painkiller / analgesic / anodyne
paperweight
iced
township
garrison commander (old)
cough suppressant
to drive away evil spirits
(of troops stationed in a strategic area) to defend / (fig.) to stand guard / to protect
tranquilizer / depressant / sedative
sedative drug
main mountain of a region
to manage to suppress / to keep under control
all day
to suppress a riot / riot control
electrical ballast
antispasmodic (pharmacology)
analgesic
(of a commanding officer) to keep watch / to oversee
urbanization
urbanization level (of a city or town)
small town
new town / planned community
hamlet (place)
paperweight
lit. fence town / buffer region (between enemies) / Tang dynasty system of provincial administration under a provincial governor 節度使|节度使[]
townships and towns (collective term for the two principal township-level administrative divisions) / small towns (general sense)
(military) strategic town / (fig.) major center (for commerce, culture or tourism etc)
town