| | earth / dust / clay / local / indigenous / crude opium / unsophisticated / one of the eight categories of ancient musical instruments 八音 | HSK 3 |
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| | tip / end / final stage / latter part / inessential detail / powder / dust / opera role of old man | HSK 4 |
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| | dust | HSK 7-9 |
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| | ash / dust / lime / gray / discouraged; dejected | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to pervade / to fill the air / diffuse / everywhere present / about to inundate (water) / permeated by (smoke) / filled with (dust) / to saturate (the air with fog, smoke etc) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | dust / dirt / angstrom / phonetic ai or e | |
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| | to brush away / to dust off / brush / duster / CL: 把 | |
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| | lit. to see only the other rider's dust and have no hope of catching up (idiom) / to be far inferior | |
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| | dust / (Buddhism) minutest particle of matter | |
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| | flying dust (dialect) / dust | |
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| | dust / dirt / earth | |
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| | (coll.) to end in failure; to come to grief; to bite the dust | |
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| | dust (floating in the air or settled on a surface) / large amount of airborne sand and dust, such as during a sandstorm | |
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| | lit. to return in a swirl of dust (idiom) / fig. to regroup and come back even stronger / to make a comeback | |
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| | clamor raises the dust (idiom); a tremendous clamor / to raise a tremendous stink | |
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| | dust / mud | |
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| | dust fall / fallout (volcanic, nuclear etc) / particulate matter | |
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| | to blow away dust | |
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| | vacuum cleaner / dust catcher | |
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| | dust / (soil taxonomy) spodosol | |
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| | (idiom) untainted by even a speck of dust; spotlessly clean; (of a person) honest; incorruptible | |
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| | dust | |
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| | to blind (as with dust) / Taiwan pr. [mi3] | |
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| | dust mite | |
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| | fine powder / dust | |
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| | lit. covered in dust (idiom) / fig. travel-worn | |
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| | dust / to dust / a bank of earth / to bring together / to dig / also pr. [fen4] | |
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| | to eliminate dust (i.e. filter out suspended particles) | |
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| | dust | |
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| | windblown dust / hardships of travel / vicissitudes of life / prostitution | |
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| | airborne sand and dust | |
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| | covered in dust / dusty / lying unused for a long time | |
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| | gold dust / salted egg yolk sauce | |
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| | dust / airborne powder / solid particulate matter | |
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| | (of dust) to rise in the air | |
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| | as easy as blowing off dust / effortless / with ease | |
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| | every hope turns to dust (idiom); completely disheartened | |
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| | to wash off dust | |
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| | speck of dust / fine dust | |
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| | smoke and dust / air pollution | |
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| | lit. the dust has settled (idiom) / fig. to get sorted out / to be finalized | |
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| | to dust | |
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| | to sprinkle powder / a dusting | |
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| | fine dust / plentiful / vast | |
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| | floating dust / atmospheric particles | |
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| | tiny stream of dust / tiny things / negligible | |
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| | muddy / covered in (mud, dust, sweat, blood etc) / daubed in | |
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| | lit. trailing dust / fig. sb's footsteps / course in life | |
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| | to roll up / to curl up / (of dust etc) to swirl up | |
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| | the dust of a long journey | |
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| | lit. to flick dust off sb's cap (idiom); to celebrate an official appointment / to congratulate and celebrate (promotion, graduation etc) | |
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| | lit. to blow out the lamp and put out the candle (idiom) / fig. to die / to bite the dust / to be over and done with | |
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| | dust jacket (of a book) / protective cover / document seal | |
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| | sand and dust storm | |
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| | lit. to rub one's nose with dust / to suffer a snub / to meet with a rebuff | |
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| | coal dust / coal slack | |
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| | powder / dust | |
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| | topsoil / surface dust | |
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| | (neologism c. 2019) (coll.) to gather dust | |
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| | dust storm | |
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| | cloud of dust / smog | |
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| | (idiom) to lead the pack by a wide margin; to leave one's competitors trailing behind in one's dust | |
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| | dust devil | |
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| | dust cloud | |
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| | to gather dust | |
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| | the result becomes apparent / (after) the dust has settled | |
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| | (Tw) (publishing) belly band (paper sash around a book, outside the dust jacket) | |
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| | lit. kicking up the dust and breaking the harness / fig. to ride like the wind (idiom) | |
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| | dust fall / fallout (volcanic, nuclear etc) / particulate matter | |
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| | dusting machine / dust filter | |
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| | lit. with a face full of dust / showing the hardships of travel (idiom) | |
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| | dust filter | |
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| | dust haze / dust storm | |
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