闖〔闯〕 cong² {chuǎng}

1. to rush
2. to charge
3. to dash
4. to break through
5. to temper oneself (through battling hardships)

闖蕩〔闯荡〕 cong² dong⁶ {chuǎng dàng}

to leave home to make a living

闖將〔闯将〕 cong² zoeng³ {chuǎng jiàng}

someone who is daring to venture forward; a daring general; a pathbreaker

闖盪〔闯荡〕 cong² dong⁶ {chuǎng dàng}

1. to leave home to work
2. to get away from home
3. to wander the world
4. well-traveled
5. adventurous

闖關〔闯关〕 cong² gwaan¹ {chuǎng guān}

to crash through a barrier

闖過〔闯过〕 cong² gwo³ {chuǎng guò}

to crash one's way through

闖入〔闯-〕 cong² jap⁶ {chuǎng rù}

1. to intrude
2. to charge in
3. to gate-crash

闖禍〔闯祸〕 cong² wo⁶ {chuǎng huò}

1. to get into trouble
2. to suffer disaster
3. to suffer an accident
4. to induce or cause a disaster or misfortune

闖王〔闯-〕 cong² wong⁴ {Chuǎng Wáng}

Chuangwang or Roaming King, adopted name of late Ming peasant rebel leader Li Zicheng 李自成 (1605-1645)

闖進〔闯进〕 cong² zeon³ {chuǎng jìn}

to burst in

闖江湖〔闯--〕 cong² gong¹ wu⁴ {chuǎng jiāng hú}

make a living wandering from place to place

闖關東〔闯关东〕 cong² gwaan¹ dung¹ {chuǎng Guān dōng}

literally: 'to brave the journey to Guandong', describes the rush of the Han Chinese population into Manchuria, especially from the Shandong Peninsula and Zhili, during the hundred-year period starting in the last half of the 19th century

闖關者〔闯关-〕 cong² gwaan¹ ze² {chuǎng guān zhě}

1. person who crashes through a barrier
2. gate-crasher

闖紅燈〔闯红灯〕 cong² hung⁴ dang¹ {chuǎng hóng dēng}

1. to run a red light
2. failing to stop at a red traffic light
3. (slang) to have sex with a girl while she is menstruating

闖王陵〔闯--〕 cong² wong⁴ ling⁴ {Chuǎng Wáng líng}

mausoleum to late Ming peasant rebel leader Li Zicheng 李自成 (who styled himself Chuang Wang): one in Jiugongshan 九宫山 nature reserve, Tongshan county, Xianning prefecture, Hubei, and another in Shimen 石门, Changde 常德, Hunan, built starting in 1980

闖蕩江湖〔闯荡--〕 cong² dong⁶ gong¹ wu⁴ {chuǎng dàng jiāng hú}

to travel around the country