汗牛充栋

汗
汗
牛
牛
充
充
栋
棟
lit. enough books to make a pack-ox sweat or to fill a house to the rafters (idiom); fig. many books

Characters and words in 汗牛充栋

汗
hán = h + an2
see 可汗[ke4 han2], 汗國|汗国[han2 guo2]
汗
hàn = h + an4
perspiration / sweat / CL:滴[di1],頭|头[tou2],身[shen1] / to be speechless (out of helplessness, embarrassment etc) (Internet slang used as an interjection)
汗 = 干 + 氵 : Hamlet is sweating a lot in the anthill's bathroom. He ate hot and spicy dried chilies and even a bottle of water can't help to quench his thirst.
牛
niú = ni + ou2
surname Niu
牛
niú = ni + ou2
ox / cow / bull / CL:條|条[tiao2],頭|头[tou2] / newton (abbr. for 牛頓|牛顿[niu2 dun4]) / (slang) awesome
牛 = 𠂉 + 十 : A bull has been locked to a big cross in the outhouse's kitchen, and Nefertiti has the key. She promises to free the bull if he pledges allegiance to her leadership.
充
cho̅ng = chu + (e)ng1
to fill / to satisfy / to fulfill / to act in place of / substitute / sufficient / full
充 = 亠 + 允 : Mnemonic symbol: a charger for your mobile phone. Chantal Chicken (chu) has to charge her mobile phone, but the only charger (充) is outside in front of the engine ((e)ng1). Without any better option she waits outside in the cold wind for her phone to charge until she gets a runny nose (允). Lacking tissues she has to blow her nose into her beret (亠).
充
cho̅ng = chu + (e)ng1
sufficient; full / to fill / to serve as; to act as / to act falsely as; to pose as
栋
棟
dòng = du + (e)ng4
classifier for houses or buildings / ridgepole (old)
栋 = 东 + 木 : Doggy Dog sets up his tent in the engine's bathroom. He already set up a Christmas tree and an Oriental Pearl Tower model as tent poles, and he is busy fixing the ridgepole atop of them.

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