| | to live / alive / living / work / workmanship | HSK 3 |
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| | to live / life / livelihood | HSK 2 |
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| | (Internet slang) to stage humorous antics or creative stunts (esp. for online audiences) | |
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| | (idiom) half-dead; barely alive / (idiom) listless | |
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| | happy / cheerful | HSK 5 |
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| | physical labor | |
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| | to revive / (lit. and fig.) to come back to life / (religion) resurrection | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to provide for / to keep (animals, a family etc) / to raise animals / to feed and clothe / support / the necessities of life / to give birth | HSK 7-9 |
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| | flexible / nimble / agile | HSK 6 |
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| | to inactivate (a virus etc) | |
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| | to be really busy / pressing business | HSK 7-9 |
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| | LOHAS (lifestyles of health and sustainability) | |
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| | farm work | |
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| | sex life | |
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| | to survive (a serious accident) / survival | |
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| | to appreciate life | |
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| | to tire oneself out through overwork / to work oneself to death | |
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| | night life | |
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| | to work; to be employed | |
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| | household chore | |
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| | to come back to life (after death) | |
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| | while still alive / simply / totally | |
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| | to live one's life / to make a living | |
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| | to survive | |
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| | manipulation (e.g. ball handling in sport) / hand job | |
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| | to activate | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to enliven / to invigorate / to revitalize | |
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| | private life | |
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| | vivid; lively / (of food ingredients) live or fresh | HSK 7-9 |
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| | monthly active users (MAU) | |
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| | life or death / fate / no matter what / anyway / for the life of me | |
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| | political life | |
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| | half dead / more dead than alive | |
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| | to work for a living (esp. of woman needleworker) / life of a group of stones in Go 圍棋|围棋 | |
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| | (of an enzyme, microorganism, catalyst etc) to lose biological or chemical activity; to become inactivated | |
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| | trick / deception | |
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| | to finish a job on time / to produce the goods | |
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| | spiritual or moral life | |
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| | to revitalize (assets, resources etc) | |
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| | to work / to do manual labor | |
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| | one's utmost / (to fight or work) desperately hard / to put up a life or death struggle / at all costs | |
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| | parasitic life (of an organism); (fig.) parasitic lifestyle (of a person) | |
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| | oral sex | |
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| | slow living | |
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| | lit. you die, I live (idiom); irreconcilable adversaries / two parties cannot coexist | |
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| | job paid according to the amount of work done / contract work | |
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| | unskilled labor / heavy manual work | |
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| | lit. if moved to a new location, a tree will die, but a person will live (idiom) / fig. human beings, unlike trees, thrive on change | |
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| | to subsist / to eke out a living / to keep body and soul together | |
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| | Notopterygium root (root of Notopterygium incisum) | |
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| | to bring back to life | |
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| | (Beijing dialect) done; finished; complete | |
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| | to save life / to rescue / the whole business with all its processes | |
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| | (northern dialect) to pick up a fare (as a taxi driver) / to pick up a piece of work (as a courier) | |
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| | to take on a piece of work / to pick up some freelance work / (of a taxi driver) to pick up a fare | |
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| | to act recklessly (idiom) | |
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| | to waste one's life; to fail to make the most of one's life | |
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| | odd jobs | |
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| | being anti-American is the job, but life is in America (jocular comment made about public figures who are brazenly xenophobic but whose family live abroad) | |
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| | to eke out a living / to live from hand to mouth / to drift aimlessly | |
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| | heavy work | |
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| | to live without dignity; to barely sustain oneself | |
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| | terribly / awfully / desperately | |
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| | (of an actor) to bring (one's character) to life / to act brilliantly | |
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| | needlework / sewing | |
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| | time served in prison / prison life | |
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| | bitter work / sweated labor | |
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| | specialty / unique skill | |
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| | to work as amateur for no pay | |
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| | piecework | |
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