| 跌 | diē | to drop; to fall; to tumble; Taiwan pr. [die2] |
| 跌落 | diē luò | fall |
| 跌倒 | diē dǎo | to tumble; to fall; fig. to suffer a reverse (in politics or business) |
| 跌价 | diē jià | a price decrease |
| 跌交 | diē jiāo | variant of 跌跤 |
| 跌停板 | diē tíng bǎn | limit down; halt to stock trading to restrict panic fall; downward circuit breaker |
| 跌宕 | diē dàng | uninhibited; free and unconstrained; rhythmical |
| 跌宕昭彰 | diē dàng zhāo zhāng | flowing (of prose); free |
| 跌市 | diē shì | falling stock prices; bear market |
| 跌幅 | diē fú | decline (in value); extent of a drop |
| 跌打损伤 | diē dǎ sǔn shāng | injury such as contusion, sprain or fracture from falling, blow etc |
| 跌打药 | diē dǎ yào | liniment |
| 跌扑 | diē pū | to tumble; to stumble and fall |
| 跌断 | diē duàn | to fall and fracture (a leg, vertebra etc) |
| 跌水 | diē shuǐ | drop of height in waterway; staircase of waterfalls |
| 跌荡 | diē dàng | uninhibited; free and unconstrained; rhythmical |
| 跌脚捶胸 | diē jiǎo chuí xiōng | lit. stamping and beating the chest (idiom); fig. angry or stressed about sth |
| 跌至 | diē zhì | to fall to |
| 跌至谷底 | diē zhì gǔ dǐ | to hit rock bottom (idiom) |
| 跌足 | diē zú | to stamp one's foot (in anger) |
| 跌跌撞撞 | diē die zhuàng zhuàng | to stagger along |
| 跌跌跄跄 | diē diē qiàng qiàng | to dodder along |
| 跌跤 | diē jiāo | to fall down; to take a fall |
| 跌进 | diē jìn | to fall into; to dip below a certain level |
| 跌风 | diē fēng | falling prices; bear market |
