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The word "胆小" (dǎn xiǎo) is typically used to describe someone who is timid or cowardly. For example, one might say "他很胆小,他不敢做任何危险的事情" (tā hěn dǎn xiǎo, tā bù gǎn zuò rènhé wēixiǎn de shìqing), which translates to "He is very timid, he doesn't dare to do anything dangerous". It can also be used to contrast someone who is brave, for example "他不胆小,他很勇敢" (tā bùs dǎn xiǎo, tā hěn yǒnggǎn), which translates to "He is not timid, he is very brave".
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1. 胆小如鼠 (dǎn xiǎo rú shǔ): "As timid as a mouse". This phrase is used to describe someone who is very timid and easily scared.
2. 胆小怕事 (dǎn xiǎo pà shì): "Fearful of everything". This phrase is used to describe someone who is very timid and easily scared of any situation.
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