CEDICT Add/Change Entry Form

Traditional Chinese	Simplified Chinese	Pinyin	English Definition

Sample Entry

For each entry, please fill out at least the English definition and either the simplified or traditional Chinese word.

Actions:

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Click here to add 5 more empty rows for new etnries.

Once you have filled in one of the Chinese fields, you can click here for hints on the pinyin and simplified or traditional Chinese version.

Submission Guidelines

Please fill out at least one of the traditional Chinese character and simplified Chinese character fields (preferably both, but not required). Traditional Chinese characters are mostly used in Taiwan and Hong Kong, while simplified Chinese characters are mostly used in mainland China and Singapore. If you are unsure if the word uses simplified or traditional characters, consider its source.

The pinyin should follow the format below:

It should have a space between each pinyin syllable.
Each pinyin syllable should have a tone number. Use 5 for the light tone (qing sheng).
For pinyin that uses the umlauted-u (ü), represent it with a u followed by a colon (u:).

For the English part, separate each definition with a semi-colon ";".

	Click here when you are ready to submit the new entries
	Click here to add 5 more empty rows for new etnries.
	Once you have filled in one of the Chinese fields, you can click here for hints on the pinyin and simplified or traditional Chinese version.