释义 |
have a crow to pull with someone
- 喔wō
oh; a cock's crow
- 觐见jìn jiàn
present oneself before (a monarch); go to court; have an audience with
- 听懂tīng dǒng
be with someone
- 有意yǒu yì
have a mind to, intentionally
- 谆谆嘉勉zhūn zhūn jiā miǎn
urge someone to greater efforts with words of encouragement
- 愁眉苦脸chóu méi kǔ liǎn
pull a long face; have a worried look
- 屡遭不测lǚ zāo bú cè
A succession of misfortunes has befallen someone.
- 着眼于zhe yǎn yú
with a view to, with an eye to
- 闻鸡起舞wén jī qǐ wǔ
rise up upon hearing the crow of a rooster and practise with the sword
- 乌鸦wū yā
crow; corbie; raven
- 愁眉不展chóu méi bú zhǎn
pull a long face; with a worried frown
- 有人yǒu rén
someone
- 聊liáo
a little; merely; to have a chat; to kill time
- 鸦巢生凤yā cháo shēng fèng
a phoenix from a crow's nest; An ugly mother gives birth to a pretty daughter
- 扽den
pull with sharp tugs; yank; pull tightly; drag; haul
- 釜底抽薪fǔ dǐ chōu xīn
take a drastic measure to deal with a situation; pull the rug from under sb
- 杀鸡儆猴shā jī jǐng hóu
punish someone as a warning to others
- 交界jiāo jiè
have a common boundary, march with
- 争端zhēng duān
dispute; conflict; controversial issue; a bone of contention; a bone [crow] to pick
- 当面吹捧dāng miàn chuī pěng
flatter someone to his face
- 有点想做yǒu diǎn xiǎng zuò
has half a mind to
- 有表决权yǒu biǎo jué quán
with a right to vote
- 靠岸kào àn
pull in to shore; draw alongside
- 追赶上zhuī gǎn shàng
pull up to, row down
- 扭打niǔ dǎ
grapple with, handicuff, pull caps, pull wigs, scrum, scuffle, tussle
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