望京

望
京
Wangjing neighborhood of Beijing

Characters and words in 望京

望
wàng = w + ang4
full moon / to hope / to expect / to visit / to gaze (into the distance) / to look towards / towards
望 = 亡 + 月 + 王 : In anglepod's bathroom, Willy Walrus and Martin Luther King step up against each other in a gazing contest. They both lean on a tombstone and gaze into the distant like pros. Because the moon has been gazed upon so much and therefore him being most experienced he volunteered to be the judge.
望
朢
wàng = w + ang4
15th day of month (lunar calendar) / old variant of 望[wang4]
望 = 亡 + 月 + 王 : In anglepod's bathroom, Willy Walrus and Martin Luther King step up against each other in a gazing contest. They both lean on a tombstone and gaze into the distant like pros. Because the moon has been gazed upon so much and therefore him being most experienced he volunteered to be the judge.
京
ji̅ng = ji + (e)ng1
abbr. for Beijing / surname Jing / Jing ethnic minority
京
ji̅ng = ji + (e)ng1
capital city of a country / big / algebraic term for a large number (old) / artificial mound (old)
京 = 亠 + 口 + 小 : Mnemonic symbol: Beijing is China's capital, and a characteristic landmark of Beijing is the building called the underpants. Joan of Arc (ji) is trying out Beijing's large underpants (京) in front of the engine ((e)ng1). The underpants have a nice pattern consisting of paintings of berets (亠), mandarins (口) and daisies (小).

Words with 望京

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Sentences with 望京

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