to close the door (when going through it)
1.to be irrelevant2.to be superfluous
(HK, Malaysia) push-up; press-up (exercise)
Murakami Takashi (1963-), Japanese artist
Huaishang, a district of Bengbu City 蚌埠市[bèng bù shì], Anhui
1.to smell of sth2.to smell like sth
1.to sound (difficult, worthwhile etc)2.to seem
1.(slang) high-end, elegant, and classy2.abbr. for 高端大气上档次
to be getting on in years; to be of the older generation
上升空间上升空間 1.upside2.potential to rise
1.an upturn2.an upward trend
Old Chinese (linguistics)
Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
upward trend; tendency to increase
1.baby bok choy2.Shanghai bok choy
up arrow key (on keyboard)
1.to wind the spring up tight2.(fig.) to gear up; to ready oneself
Overijssel, province of the Netherlands
live-in son-in-law; husband living with the wife's family
北上广深北上廣深 Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen (abbr. for 北京[běi jīng] + 上海[shàng hǎi] + 广州[guǎng zhōu] + 深圳[shēn zhèn])
1.to pay lip service to2.to keep mentioning (without doing anything)3.to blather on about sth
to be unable to intervene
literary journal published in 1892–93 by Han Bangqing 韩邦庆[hán bāng qìng] featuring serialized novels in Classical Chinese and Jiangsu vernacular
captain (= UK and US Navy equivalent)
1.lit. to roll a boulder up a hill (like Sisyphus) (idiom)2.fig. to engage in a highly challenging task with perseverance and determination
a new branch grows out of a knot (idiom); fig. side issues keep arising
1.online broadcast2.webcast
1.looking at the big picture2.all in all3.all things considered
1.(lit.) to apply gold leaf to the face of a statue (idiom)2.(fig.) to talk up; to extol the virtues of (oneself or sb else)
船上交货船上交貨 Free On Board (FOB) (transportation)