强奸 | qiáng jiān | to rape | |
强暴 | qiáng bào | violent / to rape | |
奸淫 | jiān yín | fornication / adultery / rape / seduction | |
强奸罪 | qiáng jiān zuì | rape | |
奸污 | jiān wū | to rape / to violate | |
奸 | jiān | to fornicate / to defile / adultery / rape | |
芸苔子 | yún tái zǐ | rape (Brassica campestris L.) / rapeseed plant / canola plant / a common vegetable with a dark green leaf / also called 油菜 | |
逼奸 | bī jiān | to rape | |
芸薹 | yún tái | rape (plant) | |
霸王硬上弓 | bà wáng yìng shàng gōng | to force oneself upon sb (idiom) / to rape | |
奸宿 | jiān sù | to fornicate / to rape | |
油菜 | yóu cài | oilseed rape (Brassica napus) / flowering edible rape (Brassica chinensis var. oleifera) | |
轮奸 | lún jiān | to gang rape | |
采花 | cǎi huā | to pick flowers / to enter houses at night in order to rape women | |
奸杀 | jiān shā | to rape and murder | |
油菜籽 | yóu cài zǐ | oilseed rape (Brassica campestris) / rapeseed / coleseed | |
迷奸 | mí jiān | to drug and then rape sb | |
张纯如 | Zhāng Chún rú | Iris Chang (1968-2004), Chinese American historian and author of the Rape of Nanjing | |
南京大屠杀事件 | Nán jīng Dà tú shā Shì jiàn | The Rape of Nanking (1997 documentary book by Iris Chang 張純如|张纯如[Zhang1 Chun2 ru2]) | |
淫辱 | yín rǔ | fornication and insults / to rape and insult | |
芸苔属 | yún tái shǔ | genus Brassica (cabbage, rape etc) | |
轮暴 | lún bào | to gang rape | |
集体强奸 | jí tǐ qiáng jiān | gang rape | |
婚内强奸 | hūn nèi qiáng jiān | marital rape / spousal rape | |
大规模强奸 | dài guī mú qiǎng jiān | mass rape | |
蓄意强奸 | xù yì qiǎng jiān | systematic rape | |
妇女反强奸组织 | fù rǔ fǎn qiǎng jiān zǔ zhī | Women Against Rape | |
强奸受害人救助包 | qiǎng jiān shòu hài rén jiù zhù bāo | post-rape kit / rape kit | |
约会强奸 | date rape | ||
法定强奸罪 | fǎ dìng qiǎng jiān zuì | statutory rape | |
配偶强奸 | pèi ǒu qiǎng jiān | marital rape / spousal rape | |
强奸儿童 | child rape | ||
监狱强奸 | prisoner rape | ||
狱内强奸 | prisoner rape | ||
强奸和性攻击桉件快速反应小组 | Rape and Sexual Assault Rapid Response Team | ||
强奸行为幸存者的临床管理 | Clinical Management of Rape Survivors | ||
五荤 | wǔ hūn | (Buddhism etc) the five forbidden pungent vegetables: leek, scallion, garlic, rape and coriander |