斯 si¹ {sī}

1. (phonetic)
2. this

斯 si¹ {Sī}

1. Slovakia
2. Slovak
3. abbr. for 斯洛伐克

斯文 si¹ man⁴ {sī wén}

1. refined
2. educate
3. cultured
4. intellectual
5. polite
6. gentle

斯密 si¹ mat⁶ {Sī mì}

1. Smith (name)
2. also rendered as 史密斯

斯諾〔-诺〕 si¹ nok⁶ {Sī nuò}

1. Snow (name)
2. Edgar Snow (1905-1972), American journalist, reported from China 1928-1941, author of Red Star Over China

斯巴達〔--达〕 si¹ baa¹ daat⁶ {Sī bā dá}

Sparta

斯巴魯〔--鲁〕 si¹ baa¹ lou⁵ {Sī bā lǔ}

Subaru

斯賓塞〔-宾-〕 si¹ ban¹ coi³ {Sī bīn sè}

Spencer or Spence (name)

斯大林 si¹ daai⁶ lam⁴ {Sī dà lín}

Joseph Stalin (1879-1953), Soviet dictator

斯蒂芬 si¹ dai³ fan¹ {Sī dì fēn}

Stephen or Steven (name)

斯蒂文 si¹ dai³ man⁴ {Sī dì wén}

1. Steven (name)
2. Simon Stevin (1548-1620), Flemish engineer and mathematician, played a key role in introducing the decimal system to Europe

斯特恩 si¹ dak⁶ jan¹ {Sī tè ēn}

Stern (name)

斯當東〔-当东〕 si¹ dong¹ dung¹ {Sī dāng dōng}

1. Staunton (name)
2. Sir George Staunton, 1st Baronet, the second-in-command of the Macartney Mission of 1793

斯哥特 si¹ go¹ dak⁶ {Sī gē tè}

Scott (name)

斯考特 si¹ haau² dak⁶ {Sī kǎo tè}

Scott (name)

斯沃琪 si¹ juk¹ kei⁴ {Sī wò qí}

Swatch (Swiss brand)

斯拉夫 si¹ laai¹ fu¹ {Sī lā fū}

Slavic

斯瓦特 si¹ ngaa⁵ dak⁶ {Sī wǎ tè}

Swat province in Pakistani Northwest Frontier

斯諾登〔-诺-〕 si¹ nok⁶ dang¹ {Sī nuò dēng}

Edward Snowden (1983-), American surveillance program whistleblower

斯諾克〔-诺-〕 si¹ nok⁶ hak¹ {sī nuò kè}

snooker (loanword)

斯柯達〔--达〕 si¹ o¹ daat⁶ {Sī kē dá}

Škoda, Czech Republic car manufacturer, a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group

斯佩林 si¹ pui³ lam⁴ {sī pèi lín}

Spelling (e.g. Spelling Entertainment Group)

斯佩羅〔--罗〕 si¹ pui³ lo⁴ {Sī pèi luó}

Spero (surname)

斯泰西 si¹ taai³ sai¹ {Sī tài xī}

Stacy (name)

斯坦頓〔--顿〕 si¹ taan² deon⁶ {Sī tǎn dùn}

Stanton (name)

斯坦佛 si¹ taan² fat⁶ {Sī tǎn fó}

1. Stanford (name)
2. Stanford University, Palo Alto, California

斯坦福 si¹ taan² fuk¹ {Sī tǎn fú}

Stanford (University)

斯坦因 si¹ taan² jan¹ {Sī tǎn yīn}

1. Stein (name)
2. Marc Aurel Stein (1862-1943), British adventurer and archaeologist who explorer Xinjiang in early 20th century

斯坦利 si¹ taan² lei⁶ {Sī tǎn lì}

Stanley (name)

斯塔西 si¹ taap³ sai¹ {Sī tǎ xī}

Stacy (name)

斯捷潘 si¹ zit³ pun¹ {Sī jié pān}

Stepan or Stefan (name)

斯文敗類〔--败类〕 si¹ man⁴ baai⁶ leoi⁶ {sī wén bài lèi}

'a wolf in sheep's clothing'

斯文淡定 si¹ man⁴ daam⁶ ding⁶ {sī wen dàn dìng}

describing someone as being composed

斯斯文文 si¹ si¹ man⁴ man⁴ {sī sī wén wén}

refined; cultured; polite; gentle

斯賓諾莎〔-宾诺-〕 si¹ ban¹ nok⁶ saa¹ {Sī bīn nuò shā}

Baruch or Benedict Spinoza (1632-1677), rationalist philosopher

斯徹達爾〔-彻达尔〕 si¹ cit³ daat⁶ ji⁵ {Sī chè dá ěr}

Stjørdal (city in Trøndelag, Norway)

斯蒂文森 si¹ dai³ man⁴ sam¹ {Sī dì wén sēn}

Stevenson or Stephenson (name)

斯芬克斯 si¹ fan¹ hak¹ si¹ {sī fēn kè sī}

sphinx (myth.)

斯芬克司 si¹ fan¹ hak¹ si¹ {Sī fēn kè sī}

Sphinx (Egyptian mythical beast)

斯科普里 si¹ fo¹ pou² lei⁵ {Sī kē pǔ lǐ}

Skopje, capital of Macedonia

斯拉夫語〔---语〕 si¹ laai¹ fu¹ jyu⁵ {Sī lā fū yǔ}

Slavic language

斯里蘭卡〔--兰-〕 si¹ lei⁵ laan⁴ kaa¹ {Sī lǐ lán kǎ}

1. Sri Lanka
2. (formerly) Ceylon

斯萊特林〔-莱--〕 si¹ loi⁴ dak⁶ lam⁴ {Sī lái tè lín}

Slytherin (Harry Potter)

斯洛伐克 si¹ lok⁶ fat⁶ hak¹ {Sī luò fá kè}

1. Slovak
2. Slovak republic (from 1992)
3. Slovakia

斯密約瑟〔--约-〕 si¹ mat⁶ joek³ sat¹ {Sī mì Yuē sè}

Joseph Smith, Jr. (1805-1844), founder of the Latter Day Saint movement

斯瓦希里 si¹ ngaa⁵ hei¹ lei⁵ {Sī wǎ xī lǐ}

Swahili

斯帕斯基 si¹ paak³ si¹ gei¹ {Sī pà sī jī}

Spassky (name)

斯普利特 si¹ pou² lei⁶ dak⁶ {Sī pǔ lì tè}

Split (city in Croatia)

斯坦貝克〔--贝-〕 si¹ taan² bui³ hak¹ {Sī tǎn bèi kè}

John Steinbeck (1902-1968), US novelist

斯台普斯 si¹ toi⁴ pou² si¹ {Sī tái pǔ sī}

Staples (Center), sports arena in Los Angeles

斯圖加特〔-图--〕 si¹ tou⁴ gaa¹ dak⁶ {Sī tú jiā tè}

Stuttgart city in southwest Germany and capital of Baden-Württemberg 巴登·符騰堡州·符腾堡州

斯威士蘭〔---兰〕 si¹ wai¹ si⁶ laan⁴ {Sī wēi shì lán}

Swaziland

斯大林格勒 si¹ daai⁶ lam⁴ gaak³ lak⁶ {Sī dà lín gé lè}

Stalingrad, former name of Volvograd 伏爾加格勒 (1925-1961)

斯大林主義〔----义〕 si¹ daai⁶ lam⁴ zyu² ji⁶ {Sī dà lín zhǔ yì}

Stalinism

斯德哥爾摩〔---尔-〕 si¹ dak¹ go¹ ji⁵ mo¹ {Sī dé gē ěr mó}

Stockholm, capital of Sweden

斯特拉特福 si¹ dak⁶ laai¹ dak⁶ fuk¹ {Sī tè lā tè fú}

1. Stratford (place name)
2. Stratford-upon-Avon, UK city in Warwickshire and birthplace of William Shakespeare 莎士比亞

斯特拉斯堡 si¹ dak⁶ laai¹ si¹ bou² {Sī tè lā sī bǎo}

Strasbourg

斯福爾瓦爾〔--尔-尔〕 si¹ fuk¹ ji⁵ ngaa⁵ ji⁵ {Sī fú ěr wǎ ěr}

Svolvær (city in Nordland, Norway)

斯克里亞賓〔---亚宾〕 si¹ hak¹ lei⁵ aa³ ban¹ {Sī kè lǐ yà bīn}

Alexander Scriabin (1872-1915), Russian composer and pianist

斯卡伯勒礁 si¹ kaa¹ baak³ lak⁶ ziu¹ {Sī kǎ bó lè Jiāo}

Scarborough Shoal (Philippines' name for Huangyan Island)

斯洛伐克語〔----语〕 si¹ lok⁶ fat⁶ hak¹ jyu⁵ {Sī luò fá kè yǔ}

Slovak (language)

斯洛文尼亞〔----亚〕 si¹ lok⁶ man⁴ nei⁴ aa³ {Sī luò wén ní yà}

Slovenia

斯洛維尼亞〔--维-亚〕 si¹ lok⁶ wai⁴ nei⁴ aa³ {Sī luò wéi ní yà}

Slovenia (Tw)

斯摩稜斯克〔--棱--〕 si¹ mo¹ ling⁴ si¹ hak¹ {Sī mó léng sī kè}

Smolensk (Russian city)

斯瓦特谷地 si¹ ngaa⁵ dak⁶ guk¹ dei⁶ {Sī wǎ tè gǔ dì}

Swat valley in Pakistani Northwest Frontier

斯瓦希里語〔----语〕 si¹ ngaa⁵ hei¹ lei⁵ jyu⁵ {Sī wǎ xī lǐ yǔ}

1. Swahili (language)
2. Kiswahili

斯皮爾伯格〔--尔--〕 si¹ pei⁴ ji⁵ baak³ gaak³ {Sī pí ěr bó gé}

Steven Spielberg (1946-), US film director

斯普特尼克 si¹ pou² dak⁶ nei⁴ hak¹ {Sī pǔ tè ní kè}

Sputnik, Soviet artificial Earth satellite

斯泰恩謝爾〔---谢尔〕 si¹ taai³ jan¹ ze⁶ ji⁵ {Sī tài ēn xiè ěr}

Steinkjær (city in Trøndelag, Norway)

斯坦佛大學〔----学〕 si¹ taan² fat⁶ daai⁶ hok⁶ {Sī tǎn fó Dà xué}

Stanford University, Palo Alto, California

斯坦福大學〔----学〕 si¹ taan² fuk¹ daai⁶ hok⁶ {Sī tǎn fú Dà xué}

Stanford University

斯堪的納維亞〔---纳维亚〕 si¹ ham¹ dik¹ naap⁶ wai⁴ aa³ {Sī kān dì nà wéi yà}

Scandinavia

斯里巴加灣港〔----湾-〕 si¹ lei⁵ baa¹ gaa¹ waan¹ gong² {Sī lǐ Bā jiā wān gǎng}

Bandar Seri Begawan, capital of Brunei

斯雷佈雷尼察〔--布---〕 si¹ leoi⁴ bou³ leoi⁴ nei⁴ caat³ {Sī léi bù léi ní chá}

Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina

斯洛文尼亞語〔----亚语〕 si¹ lok³ man⁴ nei⁴ aa³ jyu⁵ {Sī luò wén ní yà yǔ}

Slovenian (language)

斯普林菲爾德〔----尔-〕 si¹ pou² lam⁴ fei¹ ji⁵ dak¹ {Sī pǔ lín fēi ěr dé}

Springfield

斯佩耳特小麥〔-----麦〕 si¹ pui³ ji⁵ dak⁶ siu² mak⁶ {sī pèi ěr tè xiǎo mài}

spelt (Triticum spelta) (loanword)

斯托肯立石圈 si¹ tok³ hang² laap⁶ sek⁶ hyun¹ {Sī tuō kěn lì shí quān}

Stonehenge stone circle

斯通亨治石欄〔-----栏〕 si¹ tung¹ hang¹ zi⁶ sek⁶ laan⁴ {Sī tōng hēng zhì shí lán}

Stonehenge stone circle

斯維爾德洛夫〔-维尔---〕 si¹ wai⁴ ji⁵ dak¹ lok⁶ fu¹ {Sī wéi ěr dé luò fū}

Yakov Mikhailovich Sverdlov (1885-1919), Bolshevik organizer, ordered the murder of the Tsar's family in 1918, died of Spanish influenza

斯大林格勒會戰〔-----会战〕 si¹ daai⁶ lam⁴ gaak³ lak⁶ wui⁶ zin³ {Sī dà lín gé lè Huì zhàn}

1. Battle of Stalingrad (1942-1943)
2. also called 斯大林格勒戰役

斯大林格勒戰役〔-----战-〕 si¹ daai⁶ lam⁴ gaak³ lak⁶ zin³ jik⁶ {Sī dà lín gé lè Zhàn yì}

Battle of Stalingrad (1942-1943), decisive battle of Second World War and one of the bloodiest battles in history, when the Germans failed to take Stalingrad, were then trapped and destroyed by Soviet forces

斯特凡諾普洛斯〔---诺---〕 si¹ dak⁶ faan⁴ nok⁶ pou² lok⁶ si¹ {Sī tè fán nuò pǔ luò sī}

Stephanopoulos (e.g. former Clinton aide George Stephanopoulos)

斯普拉特利群島〔------岛〕 si¹ pou² laai¹ dak⁶ lei⁶ kwan⁴ dou² {Sī pǔ lā tè lì Qún dǎo}

1. Spratly islands, disputed between China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam
2. same as 南沙群島

斯洛文尼亞共和國〔----亚--国〕 si¹ lok⁶ man⁴ nei⁴ aa³ gung⁶ wo⁴ gwok³ {Sī luò wén ní yà Gòng hé guó}

Republic of Slovenia