The English term "barrister-at-law" matches the Chinese term "lü’shî"

other english words that include "barrister" : chinese :
barrister lü’shî
other english words that include "at" : chinese :
Athena Y di n
Athene Y di n
Athens Y di n
Atlantic Dàxîyáng
Atlantic Ocean Dàxîyáng
Latin America Lâdîng Mevizhôu
Saturday l bàiliù, xîngqîliù
United Nations Liánhéguó
United States of America Meviguó
aberration cuò, cuòwù
accomodate bângmáng, bângzhù
activate y nq
administration zhèngf
advocate lü’shî
agitated j nzhâng
appreciate x huan
athlete yùndòngyuán
attend kàn
bath x z opén, yùpén
bathe x z o
bathroom x z ofáng, x z ojiân, yùshì
beneath xiàtou
boat chuán
calculation zhàngdân
cat mâo
catastrophe zâinàn
catch zháohu
chat tán
chatter tán
cheat huàidàn
chocolate qi okèlì
climate qìhòu
coat dàyî
consulate l ngshìgu n
conversation huìhuà
date z ozi
declaration of policy jiémù
defecate dàbiàn
diplomat wàijiâoguân
elevator diàntî
fat pàng
father fùqin
feather b
flat-iron yùnd u
float yóuy ng
goat yáng
grandfather z fù, wàiz fù
hat máozi
hate hèn
international guójì
intoxicated zuì, zuìle, hêzuìle
in what way zevnmoyàng
it doesn’t matter bié kèqi, bú kèqi, búyòng kèqi
leather pí, pígé
liquidate shâ, shâs
literature wénxué
lunatic fêngzi
match hu chái
material liàozi
maternal grandfather wàiz fù
maternal grandmother wàiz m
mathematics shùxué
meat ròu
movie theatre diàngy ngyuàn
natural tiânrán, zìrán
nature tiânràn, zìrán
operative gôngrén
overcoat dàyî
pain in the throat hóulóngténg
pate tóu
paternal grandfather z fù
paternal grandmother z m
path xi olù
patient bìngrén, nàixîn, y unàixîn, revnnài, néngrevnnài
platform jiémù
platinum
police-station gông’ânjú, j ngchájú
potato m língsh, t dòu
pronunciation fâyîn
rat l osh
relative qînqî
sore throat hóulóngténg
state zhôu
statement of policy jiémù
station hu chêzhàn
step-father jìfù
temperature wêndù
that shénmo, n, nevi, shéi, shuí
that’s all right bié kèqi, bú kèqi, búyòng kèqi
that’s okay bié kèqi, bú kèqi, búyòng kèqi
that … over there nà, nèi
that one nà, nèi
that one over there nà, nèi
theatre jùch ng, xìyuàn
throat hóulóng
tomato fânqié, xîhóngsì
underneath xiàtou
urinate xi obiàn
watch bi o, sh ubi o
water-melon xîguâ
water shu
weather tiânqì
what shénmo
what a zevnmoyàng
what for wèi shénme
wheat xi omài
other english words that include "law" : chinese :
law f lü’
lawn c odì
lawyer lü’shî
Chinese Writing is Complicated and Ancient
Writing in Chinese is very difficult to master because there is no such thing as an alphabet in the language. Instead, it employs a system of 20,000 characters. To make learning them easier, they can be translated into Roman characters using pinyin. The writing system itself is also one of the oldest in the world. Chinese characters were found on animal bones in 1600 BC. The Latin alphabet wasn’t invented until 1000BC.
Watch Your Tone
Chinese is a tonal language so the tone used while speaking makes the words mean different things. Mixing up the rising or falling pitch of words will make something like “I want to ask you” into “I want to kiss you.” So it’s important to get those inflections down in order to avoid making an embarrassing mistake.
Grammar Tenses
Chinese does not have any grammatical tenses in it. But it does have other complexities that aren’t present in other European languages, such as a system of suffixes and the relevancy of occurrences.