散
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Definitions
- 1. to scatter
- 2. to break up (a meeting etc)
- 3. to disperse
- 4. to disseminate
- 5. to dispel
- 6. (coll.) to sack
Words Containing 散
to scatter
to spread; to proliferate; to diffuse
to disseminate
prose
to take a walk; to go for a walk
to distribute
to scatter
to dissolve
to disperse in confusion (idiom)
(idiom) (of marriage or business partners) to break up; to separate
lit. like a sheet of loose sand
see 一哄而散[yī hōng ér sàn]
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
to part on bad terms
lit. Even if we don't see each other, don't give up and leave (idiom)
poria five powder
(of a nation, government etc) demoralized
lit. scatter like birds and beasts (idiom)
fiber distributed data interface
(literary) idle; unemployed
(music) arpeggio
distributed
even if you build a thousand-league awning for it, every banquet must come to an end (idiom)
backscatter
to disperse
Hosanna (in Christian praise)
to disperse
to scatter in all directions
see 天下沒有不散的筵席|天下没有不散的筵席[tiān xià méi yǒu bù sàn de yán xí]
all good things must come to an end (idiom)
to lose touch with
to part without hard feelings (idiom)
lit. to scatter like birds and beasts (idiom)
a family wrenched apart (idiom)
Nisan, the first month of the ecclesiastical year in the Jewish calendar
to dissipate everywhere (of light, sound, gas etc)
indolent; negligent; slack
to scatter
with dishevelled hair (idiom)
to break up (a marriage, family etc)
to scatter; to disperse
to let everyone know
in disorder
dispersed and lost
spare parts
to disband
farewell dinner party
astigmatism
to diffuse light
stragglers
foxhole (military)
to spill out
to hash
powder medicine
scattered bandits
(of a theater) to empty
to squander
end of school
FIT (free independent traveler)
(physics) to scatter
(of a group of people) to live scattered over an area
day labor
to release from work at the end of the day
end of a banquet
single seat (in theater)
(gun) shot
shotgun
to drive away cares
to divert one's mind from boredom (idiom)
to divert oneself from melancholy
end of a show
the small investor
mixed martial arts
to spread
to break up; to disband
to have a stroll
prose poem
bokeh (photography)
verse or song form from Yuan, Ming and Qing
to disperse a meeting
scattering of bundle (of electrons in vacuum tube)
to fall apart
to fall apart
apron (sloping brickwork to disperse water)
scattered sand
undisciplined
to defocus
to dissipate heat
radiator (for heating a room)
heat sink
thermal grease
to be totally dispersed (crowd)
in fragments
loose powder (makeup)
sinecure
loose-fitting pants
to lie scattered (over an area)
to disperse
loose goods
seen periodically
random jottings
digression
free and unfettered
dispersal
exosphere
small sum of money
to scatter money
to separate
free-range raising (of poultry, cattle etc)
free prose style
scatter plot
tour group assembly and dispatch center
fruit dispersal
nuclear nonproliferation
nuclear proliferation
When the tree topples the monkeys scatter. (idiom); fig. an opportunist abandons an unfavorable cause
gaseous diffusion
to dissipate
to slacken
(of troops) to be routed and dispersed
unemployed and idle
to vanish like smoke in thin air
evacuation
to disperse
to disperse after a happy time (idiom)
emergency evacuation
to dissipate
coming together and separating
easygoing
(plant) evapotranspiration
loose; ruffled; disheveled
disheveled
to wander off
radiation scattering
to retreat and scatter
(of gas, liquid, toxins, heat etc) to escape; to dissipate
to disband
severance pay
laid back; leisurely
lit. the soul of a deceased has not yet dispersed (idiom)
to assemble (goods, passengers etc from various locations) and dispatch (them)
distribution center
(of family members) separated from one another; scattered about; dispersed
discreteness
discrete mathematics
lit. clouds scatter, wind flows (idiom); the crisis settles down
the clouds melt and the mists disperse (idiom)
scattered
lit. dispersed by wind and scattered like clouds (idiom); fig. scattered far and wide (of friends and relatives)
to waft (through the air); to drift
(of smoke) to disperse; to dissipate
to disperse (a crowd etc)
to relax
diffuse medium (liquid or gas)
lit. the soul flies away and scatters (idiom)
to scatter like birds and beasts