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The most appropriate context for using 顽皮 (wánpí) would be when describing a child's behavior. This word is often used to describe a child who is playful, mischievous, or disobedient. It can also be used to describe someone who is being cheeky or teasing in a lighthearted manner.
For example, you could say "这个小孩很顽皮，经常捣蛋。(Zhè ge xiǎo hái hěn wánpí, jīngcháng dǎodàn.)" which means "This child is very naughty and often causes trouble."
In some cases, 顽皮 (wánpí) can also be used to describe someone who is being rebellious or disobedient in a more serious manner. For example, you could say "他的顽皮行为让他的父母很担心。(Tā de wánpí xíngwéi ràng tā de fùmǔ hěn dānxīn.)" which means "His rebellious behavior is causing his parents a lot of worry."
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1. 淘气 (táoqì): mischievous, naughty
2. 捣蛋 (dǎodàn): to cause trouble, to be naughty
3. 捣乱 (dǎoluàn): to cause trouble, to be naughty
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