1. to replay2. to play back
1. extroverted2. outgoing3. to play audio through speakers (rather than through earphones)4. (old) to appoint to a post outside the capital+1 条 drag-and-drop (computing)
to knock over; to knock down; to lay flat; to fell; to bring down
1. to act wickedly2. to bully3. to make life difficult for sb by unreasonable actions
to knock off work for the day
to do sth to one's heart's content
1. to release breath2. to deflate3. to fart
1. (angling) to play a fish2. (kite-flying) to let the string out3. (dating) to play the field
1. to give orders2. to spread news or rumors3. to leak certain information intentionally
1. untrammeled2. reckless3. wanton
1. to broadcast2. to announce over loudspeakers
playback (of recorded sound)
to stack; to lay one on top of another
1. eccentric2. self-indulgent3. free and unconventional (written style)4. unbuttoned+1 条 1. to pile up2. to stack up
1. extensive2. expansive3. large-scale
1. scaling2. resizing3. zoom (graphics)
to release (an animal) into the wild
1. decadent2. dissolute3. degenerate
1. broadside2. simultaneous fired cannonade
1. tape player2. video player3. (media) player4. play-only device+1 条 1. to have no room to put sth2. to be unable to let go
1. enlarging paper (photography)2. bromide paper
to feed the starving ghosts (i.e. offer sacrifice to protect the departed spirit)
1. class of underachievers2. dunces' class (Tw)
actinomycete (bacteria of order Actinomycetales)
1. to stand sb up2. to bail on sb
Shen Guofang (1952-), PRC assistant minister of foreign affairs (2003-2005)
to wail loudly and mournfully (idiom)
(idiom) to freely air one's views; to be heard far and wide; to attract a lot of attention
(PRC, mid-1990s) to restructure the large state-owned enterprises (SOEs) controlled by the central government and privatize smaller SOEs at the local level
1. to rub one's head and heels (idiom); to slave for the benefit of others2. to wear oneself out for the general good
改革开放 改革開放 gǎi gé kāi fàng HSK 7–9 1. to reform and open to the outside world2. refers to Deng Xiaoping's policies from around 1980
to lay down a heavy burden
laissez-faire policy; non-interference