并存
bìng cún
Pinyin

Definition

并存
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bìng cún
  1. to exist at the same time
  2. to coexist

Character Decomposition

Related Words (20)

cún
  1. 1 to exist
  2. 2 to deposit
  3. 3 to store
  4. 4 to keep
  5. 5 to survive
cún chǔ
  1. 1 to store up
  2. 2 to stockpile
  3. 3 (computer) to save
  4. 4 to store
  5. 5 memory
  6. 6 storage
cún zài
  1. 1 to exist
  2. 2 to be
  3. 3 existence
shēng cún
  1. 1 to exist
  2. 2 to survive
bìng cún
  1. 1 to exist at the same time
  2. 2 to coexist
bǎo cún
  1. 1 to conserve
  2. 2 to preserve
  3. 3 to keep
  4. 4 to save (a file etc) (computing)
chǔ cún
  1. 1 stockpile
  2. 2 to store
  3. 3 to stockpile
  4. 4 storage
nèi cún
  1. 1 internal storage
  2. 2 computer memory
  3. 3 random access memory (RAM)
cún xīn
  1. 1 deliberately
cún zhé
  1. 1 passbook
  2. 2 bankbook
cún fàng
  1. 1 to deposit
  2. 2 to store
  3. 3 to leave in sb's care
cún kuǎn
  1. 1 to deposit money (in a bank etc)
  2. 2 bank savings
  3. 3 bank deposit
cún huó
  1. 1 to survive (a serious accident)
  2. 2 survival
cún qián
  1. 1 to deposit money
  2. 2 to save money
fēng cún
  1. 1 to sequester
  2. 2 to seal up (for safe keeping)
  3. 3 to freeze (an account)
  4. 4 to mothball
kù cún
  1. 1 property or cash held in reserve
  2. 2 stock
yǒng cún
  1. 1 everlasting
  2. 2 to endure forever
wēn cún
  1. 1 tender
  2. 2 affectionate
  3. 3 tenderness
liú cún
  1. 1 to keep
  2. 2 to preserve
  3. 3 extant
  4. 4 to remain (from the past)
cháng cún
  1. 1 to exist forever

Idioms (4)

去芜存菁
qù wú cún jīng
  1. 1 lit. to get rid of the weeds and keep the flowers
  2. 2 to separate the wheat from the chaff (idiom)
名存实亡
míng cún shí wáng
  1. 1 the name remains, but the reality is gone (idiom)
求同存异
qiú tóng cún yì
  1. 1 to seek common ground, putting differences aside (idiom)
硕果仅存
shuò guǒ jǐn cún
  1. 1 only remaining of the great (idiom); one of the few greats extant

Sample Sentences

是啊,我觉得韩剧给人的感觉很东方,尽管场景都很现代,但骨子里却很传统。这种现代和传统并存的“泡菜文化”大概就是韩国流行文化受欢迎的原因。
shì a ,wǒ juéde hánjù gěi rén de gǎnjué hěn dōngfāng ,jǐnguǎn chǎngjǐng dōu hěn xiàndài ,dàn gǔzilǐ què hěn chuántǒng 。zhèzhǒng xiàndài hé chuántǒng bìngcún de “pāocài wénhuà ”dàgài jiùshì Hánguó liúxíng wénhuà shòu huānyíng de yuányīn 。
Yeah, I think the impression you get from Korean dramas is very Oriental. Even though the scenes are all in the modern world, they still have tradition deep in their bones. This kind of ''kimchee culture," where modernity and tradition coexist is probably the reason Korean pop culture is so well-received.