1.What's up?; Is something the matter?2.(coll.) (used in rhetorical questions of the form 关[guān] + {person} + 什么事[shén me shì] "what business is it of {person}'s?; what's it to {person}?")
Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB)
sth that is expected or wished for
1.ideogram (one of the Six Methods 六书 of forming Chinese characters)2.Chinese character indicating an idea, such as up and down3.also known as self-explanatory character
(coll.) to get into trouble
narrative thread; storyline
1.to have what it takes2.(coll.) (often followed by 就[jiù]) (used to challenge sb) if you're so clever, ..., if she's so tough, ... etc3.Example: 有本事就打我[yǒu běn shi jiù dǎ wǒ] Hit me if you dare!
1.not a bit2.nothing is up3.nothing alarming is happening
1.Mazda Motor Corporation2.also known as 马自达
local administrative official (in imperial China)
notebook containing a record
(coll.) (from Cantonese) the boss; the big cheese; the top dog
1.quietly2.without ostentation
1.not to do anything productive2.to idle away one's time
not understanding things (idiom); devoid of sense
1.preliminary notification2.to announce in advance
1.under the circumstances2.the matter having come to that point
to be swamped with pressing affairs; to be snowed under with work
de facto marriage; common-law marriage
wise after the event (idiom); with hindsight, one should have predicted it
an expert always produces the best work (idiom)
the scene of the incident
1.random accident2.chance event
Tiananmen Incident of June 4, 1989
commonplace in military operations (idiom)
1.criminal court2.judiciary court
1.trivial matter2.Big deal!
1.to act prudently2.steering a cautious course
1.bedroom matters2.sexual intercourse
the past is vanished like the wind; gone beyond recall
1.a time of military urgency2.war crisis
1.to have nothing to do2.to have time on one's hands