There are 10 total results for your 比賽 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
比賽 比赛 see styles |
bǐ sài bi3 sai4 pi sai |
competition (sports etc); match; CL:場|场[chang3],次[ci4]; to compete |
比賽場 比赛场 see styles |
bǐ sài chǎng bi3 sai4 chang3 pi sai ch`ang pi sai chang |
stadium; playing field for a competition |
比賽項目 比赛项目 see styles |
bǐ sài xiàng mù bi3 sai4 xiang4 mu4 pi sai hsiang mu |
sporting event; item on program of sports competition |
拳擊比賽 拳击比赛 see styles |
quán jī bǐ sài quan2 ji1 bi3 sai4 ch`üan chi pi sai chüan chi pi sai |
boxing match |
計時比賽 计时比赛 see styles |
jì shí bǐ sài ji4 shi2 bi3 sai4 chi shih pi sai |
time trial (e.g. in cycle race); timed race; competition against the clock |
跨欄比賽 跨栏比赛 see styles |
kuà lán bǐ sài kua4 lan2 bi3 sai4 k`ua lan pi sai kua lan pi sai |
hurdling; hurdles race (athletics event) |
選美比賽 选美比赛 see styles |
xuǎn měi bǐ sài xuan3 mei3 bi3 sai4 hsüan mei pi sai |
beauty contest |
開始比賽 开始比赛 see styles |
kāi shǐ bǐ sài kai1 shi3 bi3 sai4 k`ai shih pi sai kai shih pi sai |
to start a match; to kick off |
體育比賽 体育比赛 see styles |
tǐ yù bǐ sài ti3 yu4 bi3 sai4 t`i yü pi sai ti yü pi sai |
sporting competition |
長距離比賽 长距离比赛 see styles |
cháng jù lí bǐ sài chang2 ju4 li2 bi3 sai4 ch`ang chü li pi sai chang chü li pi sai |
marathon (sports) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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