勃然
- suddenly
- abruptly
- agitatedly
- excitedly
- vigorously
- (ideophonic, literary) (suddenly) agitated; enraged
- (ideophonic, literary) excited; thriving; flourishing
- (suddenly) agitated; enraged
- excited; thriving; flourishing
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| 一霎眼 | yīshàyǎn |
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| 俄 | é |
最后，俄狄蒲斯回答了。
Finally, Oedipus replied. Source: Tatoeba |
| 倏忽 | shūhū | (literary) suddenly |
| 倏然 | shūrán | (literary) suddenly |
| 冷不丁 | lěngbudīng |
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| 奄 | yǎn |
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| 忽地 | hūde | suddenly |
| 忽而 | hūér |
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| 恍然 | huǎngrán |
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| 欻 | xū |
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| 溘 | kè | suddenly |
| 溘然 | kèrán | suddenly |
| 猛丁 | měngdīng | suddenly |
| 猛不防 | měngbùfáng |
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| 猛乍 | měngzhà |
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| 猛可 | měngkě |
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| 猛地 | měngde |
suddenly
看到警察走来，他猛地跑了开去。
When he saw a policeman coming, he began to run like anything. Source: Tatoeba |
| 突然间 | tūránjiān |
suddenly
突然间，鸦雀无声。
Suddenly, everything fell silent. Source: Tatoeba |
| 陡然 | dǒurán |
道路从这里开始陡然上升。
The road starts to suddenly rise from here. Source: Tatoeba |
| 霍 | huò |
(literary) suddenly
我的名字叫霍普金斯。
My name is Hopkins. Source: Tatoeba |
| 霍然 | huòrán |
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| 顿然 | dùnrán |
这个受害者被揍了一顿然后被放任不管。
The victim had been beaten up and left for dead. Source: Tatoeba |
| 蓦然 | mòrán |
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| 骤然 | zhòurán |
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| 乍 | zhà |
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| 倏地 | shūde |
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| 冷不防 | lěngbufáng |
冷不防，老师让每个国家的学生用话筒给大家讲一下自己来哈尔滨的原因。
Without warning, the teachers ask students from each country to take the microphone and explain to everyone their reasons for coming to Harbin. Source: Tatoeba |
| 芴 | hū |
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| 蓦 | mò |
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| 勃 | bó |
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| 率然 | shuàirán |
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| 遽 | jù |
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| 忽 | hū |
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| 陡 | dǒu |
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| 骤 | zhòu |
天空风云骤起。
The sky looks angry. Source: Tatoeba |
| 猛 | měng |
湯姆猛拉瑪麗的馬尾。
Tom yanked Mary's ponytail. Source: Tatoeba |
| 冲冲 | chōngchōng | excitedly |
| 可劲 | kějìn |
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