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In everyday conversation, 耍 (shuǎ) is used to describe someone who is playing or showing off. For example, someone might say:
"他耍大牌 (tā shuǎ dàpái) - He's playing the big shot."
This means that the person is trying to act important or powerful.
Another example is:
"他耍花招 (tā shuǎ huāzhāo) - He's playing tricks."
This means that the person is trying to deceive or manipulate someone.
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1. 耍花招 (shuǎ huāzhāo) - to play tricks; to show off one's skills or abilities
2. 耍嘴皮子 (shuǎ zuǐpízi) - to talk nonsense; to be a smooth talker
3. 耍手段 (shuǎ shǒuduàn) - to use tricks or methods; to play dirty
4. 耍大牌 (shuǎ dàpái) - to act like a big shot; to show off one's status or importance
5. 耍心眼 (shuǎ xīnyǎn) - to play mind games; to be cunning or scheming
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