| | beforehand; first; earlier / at first; originally / for the time being; for now / (prefix) my late (in referring to deceased relatives older than oneself) | HSK 1 |
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| | actually / place / classifier for houses, small buildings, institutions etc / that which / particle introducing a relative clause or passive / CL: 個|个 | HSK 3 |
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| | parent / one's own (flesh and blood) / relative / related / marriage / bride / close / intimate / in person / first-hand / in favor of / pro- / to kiss / (Internet slang) dear | HSK 3 |
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| | one's close relatives | HSK 3 |
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| | to oppose / to set sth against / to be antagonistic to / antithetical / relative opposite / opposing / diametrical | HSK 5 |
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| | kin / kindred / relatives | HSK 6 |
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| | mother / elderly female relative / origin / source / (of animals) female | HSK 6 |
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| | height; level; (music) pitch / relative superiority / propriety; discretion (usu. in the negative, e.g. 不知高低) / no matter what; just; simply (will not ..., must ... etc) / at long last | HSK 7-9 |
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| | relatively / opposite / to resist / to oppose / relative / vis-a-vis / counterpart | HSK 7-9 |
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| | friends and relatives | HSK 7-9 |
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| | a relative (i.e. family relation) / CL: 門|门, 個|个, 位 | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (of an organization that has a duty of care) to give financial support to relatives of sb who has died or suffered serious injury | HSK 7-9 |
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| | daughter-in-law / wife of a younger brother or relative of the younger generation | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to pressure a younger relative to hurry up and have a baby / (obstetrics) to induce labor / to expedite childbirth / (fig.) to be a driving force in bringing sth into existence | |
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| | (bound form) residence; house / (bound form) my (in speaking of relatives younger than oneself) / (archaic) unit of distance equal to 30 li 里 | |
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| | (bound form) relatives; kin / (bound form) grief; sorrow / (old) battle-axe | |
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| | relatives and friends | |
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| | clansman / clan members / relatives / ethnic minority | |
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| | relative superiority (better or worse, stronger or weaker, above or below etc) | |
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| | six close relatives, namely: father 父, mother 母, older brothers 兄, younger brothers 弟, wife 妻, male children 子 / one's kin | |
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| | parents of one's daughter-in-law or son-in-law / relatives by marriage | |
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| | close relative / near relation | |
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| | a member of the same clan / a distant relative with the same family name | |
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| | to bend the law in order to favor one's relatives or associates (idiom) | |
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| | relative position of exhibition booth / allocated floor space for display stall / allotted exhibit area | |
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| | close and distant (relatives) | |
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| | to defend sb (a relative, friend or oneself) despite knowing that that person is in the wrong | |
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| | not recognizing one's family (idiom); self-centered and not making any allowances for the needs of one's relatives | |
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| | to adopt / to give for adoption (usually to a childless relative) | |
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| | relative purity of silver or gold / purity in carat weight / quality / fineness | |
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| | distantly related / a distant relative | |
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| | collateral relative (descended from a common ancestor but through different lines) | |
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| | (to go to) distant parts / faraway / a distant relative | |
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| | relatives / members of the same family, clan, tribe etc | |
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| | (of relatives or friends) to live far apart from each other | |
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| | to acknowledge sb as one's relative; to acknowledge kinship / (old) to visit new in-laws after a marriage | |
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| | lit. (when a person attains enlightenment and immortality), even his chickens and dogs will ascend to heaven with him (idiom) / fig. (when somebody attains a position of power and influence), their relatives and friends also benefit / (2nd half of the saying 一人得道, 雞犬升天|一人得道, 鸡犬升天) | |
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| | to visit a prisoner (usu. a relative or friend) | |
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| | lit. neither a relative nor a friend (idiom) / fig. unrelated to one another in any way | |
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| | the emperor relatives (idiom); person with powerful connections | |
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| | a distant relative | |
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| | to adopt / to give for adoption (usually to a childless relative) | |
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| | relatives | |
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| | red-dyed egg, traditionally given to friends and relatives one month after the birth of one's child | |
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| | orphaned of all one's immediate relatives (idiom); no one to rely on / left to one's own devices | |
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| | aardwolf (Proteles cristatus), a small insectivorous relative of the hyena | |
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| | lit. dispersed by wind and scattered like clouds (idiom); fig. scattered far and wide (of friends and relatives) | |
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| | to grieve for deceased relative / to mourn | |
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| | old friends and relatives | |
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| | door / doorman (old) / hanger-on of an aristocrat / social influence / pull / classifier for relatives, marriages etc | |
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| | remote relatives (with the same family name) | |
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| | to move relative to one another | |
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| | relatives and old friends | |
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| | to swindle associates, friends or relatives | |
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| | relative humidity | |
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| | bereavement / to lose a relative | |
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| | A relative afar is less use than a close neighbor (idiom). Take whatever help is on hand, even from strangers. | |
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| | lit. when a person attains enlightenment and immortality, even his chickens and dogs will ascend to heaven with him (idiom) / fig. when somebody attains a position of power and influence, their relatives and friends also benefit | |
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| | a relative / a family member | |
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| | direct descendant / blood relative | |
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| | to remember one's parents / to feel homesick for one's relatives | |
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| | the poor are ignored in the busiest city; the rich will find relatives in the deepest mountain | |
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| | to visit relatives | |
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| | older generation in one's household (often referring to one's parents) / one's deceased close relatives | |
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| | (idiom) favoritism shown to sb because of the influence of the person's wife or other female relative / (idiom) (by extension) favoritism towards relatives, friends or associates | |
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| | distant relatives | |
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| | (formal) close kin / closest relative | |
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| | to execute all of sb's relatives (as punishment) (old) | |
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| | relative position | |
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| | (thermodynamics) reduced temperature (used to compare fluids at different temperatures relative to their critical points) | |
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| | to take refuge with a rich relative | |
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| | to execute all of sb's relatives (as punishment) (old) | |
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| | the practice of favoring sb because of the influence of the person's wife or other female relative / (by extension) culture of favoritism towards relatives, friends and associates | |
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| | to visit one's friends and relatives | |
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| | (Tw) to be in the care of one's relatives / to be dependent on a relative / to draw on family connections | |
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| | (law) junior relatives; relatives of a younger generation such as children, grandchildren or nephews | |
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| | help to the needy / emergency relief / charity / to give to poorer relative / (also 賙濟|赒济) | |
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| | (law) elder relatives; relatives of a senior generation such as parents, uncles or grandparents | |
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| | relatives and friends | |
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| | relative / family member / dependent | |
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| | to execute all of sb's relatives (as punishment) (old) | |
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| | to rely on the help of relatives and friends | |
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| | without relatives or friends | |
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| | (coll.) busybody relative | |
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| | lit. casual aquaintances should not come between relatives / blood is thicker than water (idiom) | |
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| | relative address (computing) | |
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| | relative density | |
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| | close relative | |
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| | absolute (as opposed to relative) number | |
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| | one's capable and virtuous relatives | |
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| | official who gained his position through the influence of a female relative | |
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| | relatives of the wife (slightly pejorative) | |
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| | near and distant relatives | |
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