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Alternative English translations of 架:
When used as a noun: rack
When used as a Verb:
- To prop Up: 架电线 (jià diànxiàn - to string wires)
- To kidnap: 绑架 (bǎngjià - to kidnap) [Read more]
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Asked 4 weeks ago by
shadowlord
After i study something twice, it asks me to sleep it for how many days. Why? Why can't I study all i want? Is there a key to turn this off? ... [Read more]
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急忙 versus 赶紧:
急忙 describes the manner of doing something — it means doing something hurriedly or in a rush. For example, you might say “他听到电话响，急忙去接”, meaning ... [Read more]
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急忙 versus 赶紧:
急忙 describes the manner of doing something — it means doing something hurriedly or in a rush. For example, you might say “他听到电话响，急忙去接”, meaning ... [Read more]
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“精致穷” (jīngzhì qióng) is a modern Chinese slang term. It literally means “exquisitely poor.”
It describes someone who spends a lot to maintain a refined lifestyle or image, but finan ... [Read more]
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预报 (yùbào) versus 预测 (yùcè)
预测 (yùcè) - predict, estimate or forecast something based on analysis, reasoning, or data. Its usage is very broad — can be used for markets, trends, e ... [Read more]
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预报 (yùbào) versus 预测 (yùcè)
预测 (yùcè) - predict, estimate or forecast something based on analysis, reasoning, or data. Its usage is very broad — can be used for markets, trends, e ... [Read more]
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口味 (kǒuwèi) and 味道 (wèidào) both relate to “taste,” but they’re used differently.
味道 (wèidào) — “taste,” “flavour,” or even “smell”
It describes the actual senso ... [Read more]
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口味 (kǒuwèi) and 味道 (wèidào) both relate to “taste,” but they’re used differently.
味道 (wèidào) — “taste,” “flavour,” or even “smell”
It describes the actual senso ... [Read more]
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Asked 3 months ago by
johanowski
Hi, do you have a promotional code for life time subscription for a student. Thank you
regards, Johan ... [Read more] Tags: trainchinese website
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lisaC
"Qi" is a concept in Chinese philosophy and culture, that means "vital energy" or "life force". Please check out this entry in our trainchinese dictionary: 气 qì [n] (TCM) qi ... [Read more]
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Asked 4 months ago by
meleze
You are not entitled to this data. Why did I receive this answer after paying a complement for 50 list? I already got radicals and variants 1radicals and variants 2I would get the following ... [Read more]
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Suhur or Sahur (also known as sahari, sahri, or sehri) is the meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before fasting, before dawn during or outside the Islamic month of Ramadan. [Read more]
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