1. interruption2. to interrupt (esp. talk)3. to change the subject
1. to fire a gun2. to substitute for sb in sitting an examination
1. to bribe2. to get (luggage) ready3. to put in order4. to organize things+1 条 +2 条 1. lit. to beat the return drum (idiom)2. fig. to give up3. to turn tail
1. to act in a supporting role2. fig. to play second fiddle
1. to give a discount2. to be of less value than anticipated
to wax (a car, floor etc)
1. listless2. dispirited3. washed out4. also written 没精打彩[méi jīng dǎ cǎi]+1 条 to strike while the iron is hot
1. to skid2. to slip3. to slide
1. to open fire with artillery2. to set off firecrackers3. to make one's stage debut4. (slang) to have sex+1 条 +2 条 (coll.) rock-solid; no-nonsense; undeniably genuine (esp. of skills, effort, performance or service)
to fight (one against one)
(idiom) to aid sb suffering an injustice; to fight for justice
精打细算 精打細算 jīng dǎ xì suàn HSK 7–9 meticulous planning and careful accounting (idiom)
1. baking soda; sodium bicarbonate2. Taiwan pr. [xiǎo sū dǎ]
1. lit. to punch and kick (idiom); to beat up2. fig. determined to sort out a problem
1. (lit.) to loot a burning house (idiom)2. (fig.) to take advantage of sb's misfortune
1. humorous poem2. limerick
to thresh grain (on the floor)
1. to go steady and strike hard (in fighting)2. fig. steadily and surely
1. to scatter2. to break sth up3. to beat (an egg)
to dress up in disguise (idiom); to pretend for the purpose of deceit
1. to talk officiously2. to assume the air of a functionary3. to talk in official jargon
(idiom) to snub; to consign to the trash heap of history
1. to help to resolve a dispute2. to smooth things over
to succeed by a lucky stroke
1. to fight counterfeiting2. to expose as false3. to denounce sb's lies
to come to blows; to tussle
1. to go through challenging experiences2. to become seasoned (in one's profession etc)
1. to include impromptu comic material in opera performance (idiom); to jest2. buffoonery
1. not shaken by thunder (idiom); the arrangements are unalterable2. to adhere rigidly to regulations3. will go ahead whatever happens (of an arrangement or plan)