紮〔扎〕 zaat³ {zā}

(verb) To get promoted

紮〔扎〕 {zhá}

1. to tie
2. to bind
3. classifier for flowers, banknotes etc: bundle
4. Taiwan pr. [zha2]

紮腳〔扎脚〕 zaat³ goek³ {zā jiǎo}

Foot binding

紮馬〔扎马〕 zaat³ maa⁵ {Zā mǎ}

(verb) the horse stance, which is the leg foundation of Kung Fu

紮炮 zaat³ paau³ {zā pào}

hunger; tighten up waist belt (spoken)

紮鐵〔扎铁〕 zaat³ tit³ {zā tiě}

bar bending

紮職〔扎职〕 zaat³ zik¹ {zhā zhí}

promotion (career; spoken)

紮營〔扎营〕 {zháyíng}

1. to camp
2. to pitch camp
3. stationed
4. quartered
5. Taiwan pr. [zha2 ying2]

紮營〔扎营〕 zaat³ jing⁴ {zhā yíng}

1. to camp
2. to pitch camp
3. stationed
4. quartered
5. Taiwan pr. [zha2 ying2]

紮寨〔扎-〕 zaat³ zaai⁶ {zhā zhài}

to set up an encampment

紮晒馬〔扎-马〕 zaat³ saai³ maa⁵ {zhā shài mǎ}

(verb) get in a position or a state to engage in a gang fight; get ready to attack, assault or fight

紮紮跳〔-扎-〕 zaat³ zaat³ tiu³ {zā zhā tiào}

jumping around madly (spoken)

紮線帶〔扎线带〕 zaat³ sin³ daai² {zā xiàn dài}

1. cable ties
2. zip ties

紮歐紮翁〔扎欧扎-〕 zaat³ au¹ zaat³ jung¹ {Zā ōu zā wēng}

name of village in Nyima county, Nagchu prefecture, Tibet

紮馬剌丁〔扎马--〕 zaat³ maa⁵ laat⁶ ding¹ {Zā mǎ lá dīng}

Jamal al-Din ibn Muhammad al-Najjari (13th century), famous Persian astronomer and scholar who served Khubilai Khan 忽必烈 from c. 1260