| | to push / to cut / to refuse / to reject / to decline / to shirk (responsibility) / to put off / to delay / to push forward / to nominate / to elect / massage | HSK 2 |
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| | bard / poet | HSK 4 |
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| | to have spare time / free from work / it's not important / it's nothing / never mind | HSK 1 |
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| | (loanword) T-shirt | |
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| | creator; founder; initiator | HSK 7-9 |
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| | historical person | |
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| | to have all one's wishes (idiom) / best wishes / all the best / may all your hopes be fulfilled | |
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| | oath administrator; oath supervisor | |
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| | (car, van) driver | |
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| | persons involved or implicated; party (to an affair) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | sweatshirt | |
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| | people (in general); people around the world; everyone | |
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| | lit. (cloud shapes) changing from a white shirt to a gray dog (idiom) / fig. the unpredictable changeability of the world | |
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| | (idiom) the place is unchanged, but the faces are different | |
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| | primitive man; prehistoric human | |
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| | Decameron, collection of 100 tales of love supposedly told by ten young people in ten days, written by Giovanni Boccaccio 薄伽丘 | |
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| | to regard as an enemy | |
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| | convincing | |
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| | to empathize with; to show solicitude for / (loanword) T-shirt | |
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| | not to be shirked without dishonor (idiom) / incumbent / bounden (duty) | |
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| | (idiom) not to be outdone | |
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| | time / auspicious time / time and date / long period of time / this day | |
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| | tank top / sleeveless undershirt | |
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| | to escape / to evade / to avoid / to shirk | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (literary) to make it so / to dictate | |
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| | shirt (loanword) | |
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| | Oxfordshire (English county) | |
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| | vest / undershirt / shirt | |
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| | Medicine Buddha (Sanskrit: Bhaisajyaguru) | |
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| | hooded sweatshirt / hoodie | |
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| | hem of a skirt / shirt tail | |
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| | carnivorous species | |
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| | to pass the buck / to shirk responsibility | |
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| | appearance of a city | |
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| | lit. to view as worn-out shoes (idiom) / fig. to consider to be worthless | |
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| | piranha | |
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| | to prophesy with supernatural accuracy (idiom) / to have an incredible foresight | |
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| | to shirk responsibility / to blame others / to pass the buck | |
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| | (old) combat robe / soldier's uniform / (sports) team jersey / team shirt | |
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| | promotional T-shirt / CL: 件 | |
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| | the past is vanished like the wind; gone beyond recall | |
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| | (coll.) to get into trouble | |
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| | Lincolnshire (English county) | |
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| | Gloucestershire county in southwest England | |
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| | to view as strangers | |
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| | crew neck / round neck (of pull-over garment, e.g. T-shirt) | |
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| | like a hot knife through butter (idiom) / with irresistible force | |
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| | lit. both the palm and the back of the hand are made of flesh (idiom) / fig. to both be of equal importance / to value both equally | |
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| | Leicestershire, English county | |
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| | Worcestershire sauce | |
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| | (of scenery) stunning / spectacular / picturesque | |
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| | Halifax (name) / Halifax city, capital of Nova Scotia, Canada / Halifax, town in West Yorkshire, England | |
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| | poplin (cotton cloth used for shirts) | |
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| | short sleeves / short-sleeved shirt | |
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| | Yorkshire (English region) | |
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| | Hertfordshire (English county) | |
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| | shirt collar | |
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| | moist | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (of a garment) designed to be put on by pulling it over one's head (like a sweater or T-shirt etc) | |
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| | to evade / to shirk | |
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| | MORI Yoshirō (1937-), Japanese rugby player and politician, prime minister 2000-2001, famous for numerous gaffes | |
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| | Swiss (person) | |
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| | (of a car, ship, train etc) to enter | |
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| | fossil fuel | |
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| | scholar | |
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| | Carnivora, order of carnivores within Mammalia | |
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| | time is limited (idiom) | |
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| | modesty leads to progress, arrogance makes you fall behind (quote of Mao Zedong) | |
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| | to evade responsibility / to shirk | |
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| | to plagiarize (idiom) | |
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| | Berkshire (English county) | |
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| | Wright's stain (used in studying blood) | |
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| | not to fight back / to take it lying down / to show weakness / to show one's softer side | |
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| | lit. even a mosquito, though tiny, provides some nourishment (idiom) / fig. it's better than nothing | |
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| | long sleeves / long-sleeved shirt | |
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| | Wiltshire (English county) | |
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| | gentleman aspiring to benevolence (idiom); people with lofty ideals | |
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| | (Tw) to lose one's shirt (gambling); to meet with failure (from Taiwanese 摃龜, Tai-lo pr. [kòng-ku]) | |
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| | Warren Buffett (1930-), the Sage of Omaha, US investor and philanthropist, principal owner of holding company Berkshire Hathaway | |
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| | Wright's stain (used in studying blood) | |
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| | national decline | |
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| | Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, USA, location of the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference | |
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| | to look upon as dirt / considered worthless | |
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| | sports shirt / sweatshirt / CL: 件 | |
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| | (said of a woman) to marry (old) | |
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| | lit. to lead beasts to eat the people (idiom); fig. tyrannical government oppresses the people | |
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| | (chemistry) litmus paper | |
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| | to shirk / to give excuses | |
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| | to be duty bound / to be one's unshirkable responsibility | |
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| | troubadour; bard | |
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| | relieved / at ease / feel relieved | |
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| | rheumatic fever | |
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| | to eat sb's flesh and sleep on their hide (idiom); to swear revenge on sb / implacable hatred / to have sb's guts for garters | |
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| | Concord (place name) / Concord, capital of US state New Hampshire | |
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| | (dialect) thermal undershirt; long underwear top | |
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| | then (as in "the then chairman") | |
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| | undershirt (dialect) | |
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