倒 
倒 [dǎo] to fall; to collapse; to topple; to fail; to go bankrupt; to change (trains or buses); to move around; to sell; to speculate (buying and selling, also 捣); profiteer ◆ [dào] upset; turn over; to tip; to pour; to go home; to the contrary; inverted
倒是 倒是 ③ [dàoshi] contrary to what one might expect; actually; contrariwise
倒退 倒退 [dàotuì] to fall back; to go in reverse
反倒 反倒 ④ [fǎndào] but on the contrary; but expectedly
打倒 打倒 [dǎdǎo] to overthrow; to knock down; Down with ... !
压倒 压倒 [yādǎo] overwhelming; overpower
倒台 倒台 [dǎotái] to overthrow; downfall; to fall from power; to go bankrupt
投机倒把 投机倒把 ⑤ [tóujīdǎobǎ] speculation and profiteering (idiom); buying and selling on speculation
倒数 倒数 [dàoshù] inverse number; reciprocal (math.)
倒数 倒数 [dàoshǔ] to count backwards (from 10 down to 0); to count down; from the bottom (lines on a page); from the back (rows of seats)
倒下 倒下 [dǎoxià] to collapse; to topple over
推倒 推倒 [tuīdǎo] to push over; to overthrow
击倒 击倒 [jīdǎo] to knock down; knocked down
病倒 病倒 [bìngdǎo] be down with an illness; be laid up
倒车 倒车 [dàochē] to reverse (a vehicle); to drive backwards
倒车 倒车 [dǎochē] to change buses, trains etc
拉倒 拉倒 [lādǎo] lit. pull and fall; (coll.) the deal is off; forget about it!; let it go at that!
倒流 倒流 [dàoliú] to flow backwards; reverse flow
排山倒海 排山倒海 [páishāndǎohǎi] lit. to topple the mountains and overturn the seas (idiom); earth-shattering; fig. gigantic; of spectacular significance
倒果为因 倒果为因 [dàoguǒwéiyīn] to reverse cause and effect; to put the horse before the cart
倒背如流 倒背如流 [dàobèirúliú] to know by heart (so well that you can recite it backwards)
倒卖 倒卖 [dǎomài] to resell at a profit; to speculate
本末倒置 本末倒置 [běnmòdàozhì] lit. to invert root and branch (idiom); fig. confusing cause and effect; to stress the incidental over the fundamental; to put the cart before the horse
倾倒 倾倒 [qīngdào] to dump; to pour; to empty out
倾倒 倾倒 [qīngdǎo] to topple over; to greatly admire
翻江倒海 翻江倒海 [fānjiāngdǎohǎi] overwhelming flood; deluge; fig. a flood (of goods, people, information etc)
倒闭 倒闭 ④ [dǎobì] to go bankrupt; to close down
倒挂 倒挂 [dàoguà] lit. to hang upside down; fig. topsy-turvy and inequitable, e.g. manufacturing and trading costs exceed the sale price (of some goods); to borrow more than one can ever repay
跌倒 跌倒 [diēdǎo] to tumble; to fall; fig. to suffer a reverse (in politics or business)
倒戈 倒戈 [dǎogē] to change sides in a war; turncoat
倒行逆施 倒行逆施 [dàoxíngnìshī] to go against the tide (idiom); to do things all wrong; to try to turn back history; a perverse way of doing things
倒腾 倒腾 [dǎoteng] to move; to shift; to exchange; to buy and sell; peddling
颠倒 颠倒 ④ [diāndǎo] to turn upside-down; to reverse; back-to-front; confused; deranged; crazy
颠倒黑白 颠倒黑白 ⑤ [diāndǎohēibái] lit. to invert black and white (idiom); to distort the truth deliberately; to misrepresent the facts; to invert right and wrong
颠三倒四 颠三倒四 [diānsāndǎosì] confused; disorderly; incoherent
神魂颠倒 神魂颠倒 [shénhúndiāndǎo] lit. spirit and soul upside-down (idiom); infatuated and head over heels in love; fascinated; captivated
颠倒是非 颠倒是非 [diāndǎoshìfēi] to invert right and wrong
吓倒 吓倒 [xiàdǎo] to be frightened
扑倒 扑倒 [pūdǎo] to fall down
倒卧 倒卧 [dǎowò] to lie down; to drop dead
倒霉 倒霉 ⑤ [dǎoméi] have bad luck; be out of luck
东倒西歪 东倒西歪 [dōngdǎoxīwāi] to lean unsteadily from side to side (idiom); to sway
倒爷 倒爷 [dǎoyé] profiteer; wheeler dealer; tradesman who buys low and sell high
晕倒 晕倒 ⑤ [yūndǎo] to faint; to swoon; to black out; to become unconscious
倒塌 倒塌 ④ [dǎotā] to collapse (of building); to topple over
倒 倒 overthrow / - / person arrival overthrow
打倒 倒 倒闭 倒霉 倒腾 倒爷 倒 倒是 倒退 颠倒 反倒 投机倒把
倒是 
trái lại; ngược lại 倒 ngã; đổ 倒 ngược; đảo; đảo ngược 倒楣 biến thể của 倒霉 昏倒 ngất xỉu 跌倒 ngã; té nhào
L3 倒 dǎo (VA) L3 倒 dào (Adv) L3 倒是 dàoshì (Adv) L4 倒楣 dăoméi (VS) L4 倒 dào (VA) L4 跌倒 diédăo (VA) L4 昏倒 hūndăo (VS) L5-6 倒数 dàoshǔ (VA)
帮倒忙 打倒 倒 倒 倒闭 倒霉 倒是 倒数 倒退 颠倒 跌倒 潦倒
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