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| | unequalled / without rival / a paragon | HSK 7-9 |
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| | no match for / cannot beat | |
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| | enemy | |
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| | powerful enemy | |
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| | (military) the enemy's rear / behind enemy lines | |
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| | (bound form) enemy / (bound form) to be a match for; to rival / (bound form) to resist; to withstand | |
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| | formidable opponent | |
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| | to collaborate with the enemy | |
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| | anger against a common enemy (idiom); joined in opposition to the same adversary | |
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| | hostile / enemy (factions) / combative | |
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| | to be equal to / to be well-matched / rival | |
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| | (idiom) evenly matched | |
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| | to attack the enemy | |
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| | public enemy | |
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| | pest / vermin / animal that is harmful to crops or to another species / enemy / predator | |
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| | old enemy | |
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| | hostile / malevolence / antagonism / to view as enemy / to stand against | |
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| | enemy troops / hostile forces / CL: 股 | |
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| | enemy | |
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| | enmity; hostility | |
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| | opponent / substantial adversary / worthy match / antagonist / in the enemy's hands | |
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| | enemy country | |
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| | the situation of the enemy positions / intelligence about the enemy | |
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| | mortal enemy / arch-enemy | |
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| | to confront / to face the enemy | |
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| | (idiom) to be faced with a formidable enemy | |
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| | to underestimate the enemy | |
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| | to antagonize people / to make an enemy of sb | |
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| | enemy plane | |
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| | having wealth equivalent to that of an entire nation (idiom) / extremely wealthy | |
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| | the enemy and us | |
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| | enemy camp | |
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| | (loanword) DDVP, aka dichlorvos (an organophosphate used as an insecticide) | |
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| | the enemy ranks | |
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| | the few are no match for the many / heavily outnumbered / facing impossible odds (idiom) | |
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| | lit. as if meeting a great enemy (idiom) / fig. cautious / with great preoccupation / with strict precaution | |
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| | to resist the enemy | |
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| | rival in love | |
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| | (idiom) to be attacked from the front and rear | |
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| | enemy defense / enemy garrison | |
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| | to go over to the enemy / to defect | |
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| | to be invincible / unrivalled | |
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| | predator; natural enemy | |
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| | to face the enemy / to meet an attack | |
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| | trichlorphon C4H8Cl3PO4, organic phosphate used as insecticide / also called dipterex | |
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| | multitude of enemies, few friends (idiom from Mencius) / heavily outnumbered / beaten by the weight of numbers | |
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| | political opponent | |
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| | front line (military) | |
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| | enemy occupied territory | |
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| | a match for ten thousand enemies | |
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| | defensive tower / lookout tower / enemy radio station | |
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| | remnant enemy troops | |
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| | old foe / long-standing enemy | |
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| | enemy (agents) / (class) enemy | |
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| | enemy spy | |
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| | hatred felt toward one's enemies | |
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| | enemy territory | |
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| | the enemy general | |
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| | to rout the enemy | |
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| | to aid the enemy (with arms, ammunition, supplies, money etc) | |
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| | to lure the enemy / to trap | |
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| | Antichrist | |
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| | enemy / foe | |
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| | rival productions (of the same opera in neighboring theaters) | |
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| | unsurpassed / unparalleled | |
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| | opposing force (in war games); hypothetical enemy (in strategic studies) | |
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| | to go into battle; to strike at the enemy | |
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| | (idiom) to be both friend and foe to each other; to have a friendly rivalry | |
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| | the enemy of the people / the class enemy (Marxism) | |
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| | counter soldiers with arms, water with an earth weir (idiom); different situations call for different action / to adopt measures appropriate to the actual situation | |
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| | to convert an enemy into a friend (idiom) | |
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| | rival | |
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| | hostile / hostility | |
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| | contradictions between ourselves and the enemy / Either you are for us or against us. | |
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| | Decis (insecticide brand) | |
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| | enemy agents in our midst / reds under the beds | |
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| | a match for ten thousand enemies | |
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| | good will always triumph over evil (idiom) | |
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| | (a line from a poem by the Tang poet Liu Yuxi 劉禹錫｜刘禹锡) one gains very little insight into one's enemy from a hundred victories, but he who breaks his arm three times will be a good doctor / (fig.) one learns more from one's failures than from one's successes | |
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| | armed enemy of the nation / enemy of the Emperor / fig. championship challenger / contender opposing champion in sporting contest | |
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| | (idiom) to fight the whole world | |
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