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| | haunted house | |
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| | who would believe it! / what rubbish! | |
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| | to tell one lie after another (idiom) / to talk nonsense / bogus story | |
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| | public nuisance / a wicked, mean spirited individual | |
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| | to make mischief / to play tricks | HSK 7-9 |
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| | disembodied spirit; ghost; devil / (suffix) person with a certain vice or addiction etc / sly; crafty; resourceful (variant of 詭｜诡) / one of the 28 constellations of ancient Chinese astronomy | HSK 5 |
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| | (idiom) all kinds of evil spirits or malevolent beings | |
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| | devil | HSK 7-9 |
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| | hobgoblin / bogey / phantom | |
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| | Caucasian woman (Cantonese) | |
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| | lit. with money, you can get a devil to turn a millstone (idiom) / fig. with money, you can get anything done; money talks | |
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| | (fig.) adaptable; able to deal with various kinds of people and situations / (derog.) insincere; two-faced | |
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| | miser / penny-pincher | |
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| | evil monsters / (fig.) bad characters / (political) bad elements | |
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| | disgusting person / slob | |
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| | supernaturally fine craft (idiom); the work of the Gods / uncanny workmanship / superlative craftsmanship | |
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| | gargoyle / grotesque | |
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| | afraid to die (contemptuous term) | |
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| | sb who is always hungry / glutton / (Buddhism) hungry ghost | |
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| | what the hell; preposterous | |
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| | ghost town | |
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| | to have secret motives / to have a guilty conscience | |
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| | (idiom) muddled; momentarily confused | |
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| | miser; penny-pincher | |
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| | Japanese devil (common term of abuse in wartime China and in subsequent writing) | |
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| | devil (used jocularly or contemptuously) / the departed | |
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| | gambling addict | |
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| | Devil's Island in French Guiana, a former penal colony (1852-1953) | |
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| | supernatural beings | |
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| | reckless person / hothead | |
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| | foreign devil / term of abuse for Westerners | |
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| | devils are born in the heart (idiom) / fears originate in the mind | |
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| | ghost story | |
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| | lit. to appear and disappear unpredictably like a spirit or a ghost (idiom) / fig. elusive | |
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| | little demon (term of endearment for a child) / mischievous child / imp | |
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| | sneaky / furtive | |
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| | wandering ghosts without living descendants to pray for them (idiom) / person who has no family or friends to rely on | |
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| | lit. to invite the devil to one's house (idiom) / fig. to introduce a potential source of trouble | |
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| | the work of gods and devils (idiom); unexplained event crying out for a supernatural explanation / curious coincidence | |
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| | (coll.) sleep paralysis | |
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| | mole / spy / rat / traitor | |
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| | (jocular) clever and quick-witted person | |
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| | evil spirit / sneaky / secretive | |
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| | crybaby | |
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| | (esp. during resistance against Japanese aggression 1931–1945) Jap; Nip | |
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| | downcast wretch / bad-tempered and unpleasant person | |
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| | heavy smoker / chain smoker | |
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| | coward | |
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| | unlicensed street vendor | |
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| | haunted | |
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| | dirty trick / monkey business | |
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| | sinister plot / dirty trick / cheap trick | |
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| | (vulgar) impoverished person; the poor | |
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| | glutton / chowhound | |
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| | traitor / collaborator with the enemy | |
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| | lazybones / idle bum | |
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| | heavy smoker / chain smoker | |
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| | five chief demons of folklore personifying pestilence / also written 五瘟神 | |
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| | in absolute secrecy | |
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| | to suspect everyone / overly suspicious | |
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| | to hang around / to fool around / to live aimlessly | |
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| | ghost | |
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| | to play tricks / to cheat / to get up to mischief / to become a ghost / to give up the ghost | |
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| | troublemaker | |
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| | (coll.) youtiao (deep-fried breadstick) | |
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| | nonsense / humbug / bunk / bullshit | |
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| | ghost movie | |
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| | to exorcise / to drive out evil spirits | |
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| | Joker (playing card) | |
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| | spot baldness (alopecia areata) | |
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| | awful weather | |
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| | will-o'-the-wisp / jack-o'-lantern | |
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| | (Tw) Velcro fastener / touch fastener | |
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| | (esp. during resistance against Japanese aggression 1931–1945) Jap; Nip | |
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| | Red Devils, nickname of Manchester United Football Club | |
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| | to wail like ghosts and howl like wolves (idiom) | |
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| | lie / false words / nonsense / CL: 篇 | |
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| | drunkard | |
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| | foreigner (Cantonese) / Westerner | |
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| | he who never wrongs others does not fear the knock in the night; you can rest with a clear conscience | |
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| | dirty little devil (affectionate, of child) | |
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| | to respect Gods and demons from a distance (idiom); to remain at a respectful distance | |
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| | lecherous devil | |
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| | supernaturally fine craft (idiom); the work of the Gods / uncanny workmanship / superlative craftsmanship | |
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| | Jiugui Liquor, liquor company from 吉首 | |
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| | (Tw) Velcro fastener / touch fastener | |
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| | malicious spirit; devil | |
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| | demon | |
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| | sinister design / ulterior motive | |
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| | wry face / to grimace / to pull a face / comic face / face mask / devil mask | |
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| | malevolent spirits | |
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| | evil spirit / devil | |
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| | mischievous fellow; rascal | |
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| | leech / bloodsucking vermin / vampire (translated European notion) / fig. cruel exploiter, esp. a capitalist exploiting the workers | |
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| | to harbor ulterior motives (idiom) | |
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| | (coll.) to holler; to squawk | |
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