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xiàng to tend toward / to guide / variant of 向[xiang4]
指导 zhǐ dǎo to guide; to direct; to instruct / coach; trainer
带领 dài lǐng to guide / to lead
yǐn to draw (e.g. a bow) / to pull / to stretch sth / to extend / to lengthen / to involve or implicate in / to attract / to lead / to guide / to leave / to provide evidence or justification for / old unit of distance equal to 10 丈[zhang4], one-thirtieth of a km or 33.33 meters
引导 yǐn dǎo to guide / to lead (around) / to conduct / to boot / introduction / primer
导游 dǎo yóu tour guide / guidebook / to conduct a tour
向导 xiàng dǎo guide
指南 zhǐ nán to guide / guidebook
emptiness / void / abstract theory or guiding principles / empty or unoccupied / diffident or timid / false / humble or modest / (of health) weak / virtual / in vain
指引 zhǐ yǐn to guide / to show / to point (the way) / directions / guidance / guidelines
纲领 gāng lǐng program (i.e. plan of action) / guiding principle
导弹 dǎo dàn (guided) missile / CL:枚[mei2]
带路 dài to lead the way; to guide; to show the way / (fig.) to instruct
带队 dài duì to lead a team / to lead a group / group leader / (tourism) tour guide
导入 dǎo to introduce into / to channel / to lead / to guide into / to import (data)
dǎo to transmit / to lead / to guide / to conduct / to direct
导购 dǎo gòu shopper's guide / shop assistant / sales staff
贵德 Guì Guide county in Hainan Tibetan autonomous prefecture 海南藏族自治州[Hai3 nan2 Zang4 zu2 Zi4 zhi4 zhou1], Qinghai
导轨 dǎo guǐ (mechanics) guide rail; slideway
攻略 gōng lüè (literary) to storm and capture / strategy; directions; guide; how-to
gāng head rope of a fishing net / guiding principle / key link / class (taxonomy) / outline / program
自导 dǎo self-guided / autonomous
考纲 kǎo gāng exam outline (outline of the content of an exam, published prior to the exam as a guide for examinees) (abbr. for 考試大綱|考试大纲[kao3 shi4 da4 gang1])
先导 xiān dǎo to lead the way / guide; forerunner; pioneer
尔雅 Ěr "Erya" or "The Ready Guide", first extant Chinese dictionary, c. 3rd century BC, with glossaries on classical texts


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