| | heavy / hard / serious / critical | HSK 4 |
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| | to submerge / to immerse / to sink / to keep down / to lower / to drop / deep / profound / heavy | HSK 4 |
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| | taciturn / uncommunicative / silent | HSK 4 |
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| | (chemistry) to settle; to precipitate / (chemistry) sediment; precipitate / (fig.) (of emotions, thoughts, experience etc) to settle and be absorbed over time; to take shape gradually (through reflection or maturation) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to be engrossed / to be absorbed with / to lose oneself in / to be addicted to | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to soak / to permeate / to immerse | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to sink into despondency / (of morale, willpower etc) to diminish; to plummet | HSK 7-9 |
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| | steady / calm and collected / not nervous | HSK 7-9 |
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| | oppressive (of weather) / heavy / depressed / not happy / (of sound) dull / muffled | HSK 7-9 |
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| | steady / calm / unflustered | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to contemplate / to ponder / contemplation / meditation | HSK 7-9 |
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| | heavy | HSK 7-9 |
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| | | HSK 7-9 |
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| | without news from sb (idiom) | |
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| | to sink down | |
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| | silence / stillness | |
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| | sediment / deposit / sedimentation (geology) | |
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| | deeply / heavily | |
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| | open caisson | |
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| | silence is golden (idiom) | |
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| | to sink | |
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| | chronic illness; (fig.) deep-rooted problem; longstanding issue | |
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| | habitually silent (idiom) / reticent / uncommunicative | |
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| | murky / dazed / befuddled / dizzy | |
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| | shipwreck / sunken boat / sinking ship | |
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| | deep / profound / (of a person) reserved / undemonstrative / (of a voice, sound etc) deep / low-pitched | |
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| | to subside / to cave in / subsidence | |
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| | to sink; to cave in; (of a building etc) to subside / (fig.) to get lost (in contemplation, daydreams etc) | |
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| | immersive | |
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| | to sink into (vice, depravity etc) / to pass into oblivion / downfall; passing | |
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| | stagnant / congealed / fig. grave in manner / low (of voice) | |
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| | to be fast asleep / (fig.) to lie dormant; to lie undiscovered | |
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| | (idiom) dizzy | |
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| | Chinese eaglewood; agarwood tree; lignum aloes (Aquilaria agallocha) | |
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| | ups and downs (of life etc) / to drift along / to sink and emerge | |
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| | dead atmosphere / lifeless / spiritless | |
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| | lit. sinking and floating / to bob up and down on water / ebb and flow / fig. rise and fall / ups and downs of fortune / vicissitudes | |
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| | melancholy; gloomy | |
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| | (of weather) overcast; gloomy / (of a voice) low and deep / low-spirited; downcast | |
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| | gloomy | |
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| | to attack and sink (a ship) | |
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| | lit. to throw a stone and see it sink without trace in the sea (idiom) / fig. to elicit no response | |
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| | to mutter to oneself irresolutely | |
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| | erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) | |
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| | to stay calm / to keep one's composure | |
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| | dark (weather, mood) | |
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| | lit. fish sink, goose alights (idiom, from Zhuangzi 莊子｜庄子); fig. female beauty captivating even the birds and beasts | |
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| | to sink / to fall | |
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| | grief / remorse / deep in sorrow / bitter (anguish) / profound (condolences) | |
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| | to lurk under water / to immerse oneself in (study etc) / to lie low; to keep a low profile / quiet; reserved; self-possessed | |
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| | to keep cool; to stay calm | |
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| | lit. broken halberds embedded in the sand (idiom) / fig. reminder of a fierce battle; remnants of a disastrous defeat | |
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| | chronic illness / fig. deeply entrenched problem | |
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| | unhurried / deliberate | |
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| | to soak / to steep | |
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| | deep and profound | |
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| | sunk cost (economics) | |
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| | precipitate; sediment | |
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| | the Chinese market, excluding first- and second-tier cities | |
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| | pitch-dark | |
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| | lit. the fish swam away into the depths, the goose vanished in the distance (idiom) / fig. to have had no news (of sb who went away); to have lost contact | |
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| | sedimentation (geology) | |
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| | to remain calm in the face of adversity (idiom) | |
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| | erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) | |
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| | to scuttle (a ship) / to drown oneself | |
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| | to wallow in alcohol and sex (idiom); overindulgence in wine and women / an incorrigible drunkard and lecher | |
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| | lit. the best wine is at the bottom of the jug (idiom) / fig. the best is saved for last | |
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| | to play the profound thinker | |
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| | to have one's ups and downs | |
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| | to lose one's cool / to get impatient / unable to remain calm | |
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| | deeply immersed / fig. wallowing in / deeply engrossed in | |
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| | to indulge in / to wallow / absorbed in / deeply engrossed / addicted | |
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| | to sink sb to the bottom of a pond (a kind of private punishment, especially for unfaithful wives) | |
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| | sedimentary rock (geology) | |
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| | sedimentary belt (geology) | |
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| | sediment | |
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| | caisson / sink box | |
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| | a shipwreck / a sinking | |
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| | to become intoxicated | |
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| | to hit hard | |
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| | deep growling thunder | |
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| | peaceful / quiet / calm / gentle | |
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| | oceanic sediment (geology) | |
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| | lit. to break the cauldrons and sink the boats (idiom); fig. to cut off one's means of retreat / to burn one's boats | |
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| | clastic sediment | |
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| | to capsize and sink | |
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| | hemochromatosis | |
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| | (of the sun) to set | |
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| | to scuttle (a ship) | |
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