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Great oaks grow from little acorns
- 芧xù
oak; acorn
- 槲实hú shí
acorn
- 橡实xiàng shí
acorn
- 槲果hú guǒ
acorn; glans
- 栎lì
oak
- 栎木lì mù
oak
- 白栎bái lì
white oak
- 槲树hú shù
live oak
- 栎树lì shù
oak; robur
- 完全不wán quán bú
far from, in no shape, little
- 千里迢迢qiān lǐ tiáo tiáo
from a great distance
- 柞树zhà shù
oak; oak tree
- 远yuǎn
far; distant; remote; with great difference; keep away from
- 橡子xiàng zǐ
acorn
- 忙里偷闲máng lǐ tōu xián
snatch a little leisure from a busy life
- 躬自厚而薄责于人gōng zì hòu ér báo zé yú rén
require much from oneself and little from others
- 栎林lì lín
oak forest; oakery; common oak forest
- 橡树果xiàng shù guǒ
acorn
- 胬肉nǔ ròu
a triangular mass of mucous membrane growing from the inner corner of the eye
- 短时间duǎn shí jiān
little
- 些个xiē gè
a little
- 茁zhuó
grow sturdily; grow healthily
- 橡木xiàng mù
oak
- 铢积寸累zhū jī cùn lèi
build up little by little
- 长大成人zhǎng dà chéng rén
grown up
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