| | to disinfect / (computing) to destroy a computer virus | HSK 5 |
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| | to kill; to slay; to murder; to attack / to weaken; to reduce / (dialect) to smart / (used after a verb) extremely | HSK 5 |
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| | to kill oneself / to commit suicide / to attempt suicide | HSK 5 |
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| | killer / murderer / hit man / (sports) formidable player | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to massacre; to slaughter | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to assassinate | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to murder | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to shut out; to block; to smother | |
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| | homicide / to murder / to kill (a person) | |
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| | to kill germs / to disinfect / to sterilize | |
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| | to kill | |
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| | to kill to the last one (idiom) / to exterminate / to eradicate / ruthless | |
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| | to deal the fatal blow (sports, chess etc) / to score the winning point | |
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| | to kill (or assault) sadistically | |
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| | to kill (in hunting) | |
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| | to murder / assassination | |
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| | to put the last hand to (a book, a film etc) / to finalize / to kill-green (a step in the processing of tea leaves) | |
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| | to attack the enemy | |
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| | lit. to kill the chicken to get the eggs (idiom) / fig. to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs | |
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| | to hunt and kill (an animal or fish) | |
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| | (idiom) to die a martyr; to be martyred | |
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| | to take the life of a living creature | |
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| | to assassinate / (military) to fight with a bayonet / (baseball) to put out (a baserunner) | |
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| | to slaughter (an animal for meat) / to butcher | |
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| | to shoot dead (with a gun, or bow and arrow) | |
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| | to erase / to cover traces / to obliterate evidence / to expunge / to blot out / to suppress | |
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| | to strangle / to throttle | |
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| | to murder / to assassinate / intentional homicide | |
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| | to massacre / to slaughter | |
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| | to kill by strangling, hanging or garrotting / (fig.) to snuff out | |
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| | to kill / to murder | |
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| | to chase to kill | |
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| | to mistakenly kill / manslaughter | |
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| | to attack with a bladed weapon | |
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| | to rape and murder | |
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| | to shoot dead | |
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| | murderous spirit / aura of death / to vent one's anger | |
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| | austere / stern / harsh / somber and desolate (autumn or winter) | |
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| | to fight and kill; to engage in fierce combat (also used figuratively of opposing chess players) | |
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| | insecticide | |
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| | desire to commit murder / great danger | |
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| | to massacre / to slaughter | |
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| | to massacre one another (idiom); internecine strife | |
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| | homicide (law) | |
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| | to lend sb a knife to kill sb / to get sb else to do one's dirty work / to attack using the strength of another (idiom) | |
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| | lit. to kill the chicken to warn the monkey (idiom) / fig. to punish an individual as an example to others | |
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| | to kill in revenge | |
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| | to kill by poisoning | |
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| | to exterminate | |
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| | to smash a ball / to spike | |
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| | to charge | |
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| | (idiom) to kill sb to prevent them from revealing sth | |
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| | to grapple (with the enemy) / to fight at the risk of one's life | |
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| | to fight at close quarters; to fight tooth and nail | |
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| | to kill indiscriminately / to massacre | |
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| | to behead | |
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| | to kill | |
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| | (idiom) getting killed | |
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| | lit. to kill the donkey when the grinding is done (idiom) / fig. to get rid of sb once he has ceased to be useful | |
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| | to kill / to cull | |
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| | murder as a crime of passion | |
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| | to kill or injure | |
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| | to beat down the price / to haggle / to slash one's prices | |
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| | to rob and kill | |
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| | to kill sb for his property (idiom); to murder for money | |
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| | lit. kill one to warn a hundred (idiom); to punish an individual as an example to others / pour encourager les autres | |
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| | lit. to kill people like scything flax (idiom) / fig. to kill people like flies | |
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| | lit. to spare or to kill, to give or take away (idiom) / (fig.) control over the fate of others | |
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| | to slaughter / to kill mercilessly | |
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| | to not deserve (one's good fortune etc) | |
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| | robbing the rich to help the poor | |
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| | to be a blot on the landscape / to dampen spirits / to spoil the fun / to be a wet blanket | |
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| | to blot out at one stroke / to reject out of hand / to deny without a hearing | |
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| | to kill | |
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| | deadly weapon | |
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| | to attack and kill | |
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| | to behead | |
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| | to exterminate | |
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| | to spike the ball (volleyball etc) / to smash (tennis etc) | |
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| | to storm (a city etc) / to raid | |
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| | to swindle associates, friends or relatives | |
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| | destructive power / harmfulness | |
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| | infanticide | |
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| | (Internet) flash sale / (sports or online gaming) rapid dispatch of an opponent | |
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| | the Nanjing Massacre (1937-38) | |
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| | murderer / homicide | |
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| | massacre; mass slaughter | |
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| | insecticide / pesticide | |
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| | to strangle to death | |
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| | (fig.) trump card | |
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| | to execute a lightning raid / (investment) to buy, then quickly sell / (tourism) to visit a destination for only a short stay | |
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| | pasteurization | |
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| | to praise sb in a way that does them harm (e.g. by causing them to become complacent) | |
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| | Chinese subculture of young urban migrants, usually of low education, with exaggerated hairstyles, heavy make-up, flamboyant costumes, piercings etc (loanword from "smart") | |
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| | to force one's way out of encirclement; to break through | |
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| | massage (loanword) | |
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| | serial killer | |
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| | antivirus software | |
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