1. (of things) durable2. (of people) sturdy; tough
1. steady2. calm and practical
1. seed2. grain3. kernel4. bean+1 条 1. plump (of fruit)2. fat (of meat)3. fertile (of land)
1. Gorgon fruit2. Semen euryales (botany)3. see also 鸡头米[jī tóu mǐ]
common-law marriage; de facto marriage
system for identifying users (on a rail network, the Internet etc)
experimental group; treatment group
1. brick and mortar business2. physical (rather than online) retail store
Ming Veritable Records, imperial annals of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty
Wang Shifu (fl. 1295-1307), author of Romance of the West Chamber 西厢记
honestly speaking; to be frank, ...
soft power (in international relations)
1. practical2. corresponding to reality3. geared to practical situations
hardworking, thrifty and pragmatic
hardworking, thrifty and unpretentious
1. truth to tell2. to be quite honest...
to be reimbursed for actual expenses
1. to broadcast live from the scene2. live relay
to seek out the real nature based on the name (idiom); to judge sth at face value
1. lit. has a name but no reality (idiom); exists only in name2. nominal
1. lit. prodigious abundance of fruit (idiom)2. fruit hangs heavy on the bough3. fig. countless accomplishments4. one great result after another+1 条 1. current state2. current situation
1. reliable evidence (idiom); conclusive proof2. definitive evidence
(idiom) with real guns and live ammunition; (fig.) for real (involving genuine action rather than rehearsal, simulation or theory); (coll.) to have actual sex; to go all the way
to have no basis in fact (idiom)
1. self-actualization (psychology)2. self-realization
1. earnestly and sincerely (idiom)2. with all sincerity
说老实话 說老實話 shuō lǎo shi huà HSK 7–9 1. to be honest2. to tell the truth3. to be frank
1. to investigate2. investigation
to make oneself an object of ridicule
1. military strength2. military power
(idiom) stay clear of the enemy's main force and strike at his weak points
1. hard to accomplish2. difficult to achieve
事实胜于雄辩 事實勝於雄辯 shì shí shèng yú xióng biàn facts speak louder than words (idiom)