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have a rat in a garret
- 想入非非xiǎng rù fēi fēi
have a maggot in one's head; have a rat in a garret; go off into wild flights of
- 瓮中捉鳖wèng zhōng zhuō biē
catch a turtle in the jar -- a sure catch; catch a rat in the hole; catch
- 感到不妙gǎn dào bú miào
smell a rat
- 觉得可疑jiào dé kě yí
smell a rat; feel suspicious
- 瓮中之鳖wèng zhōng zhī biē
a rat in a hole; a sitting duck; a turtle in the jar-bottled up; inescapable
- 染指rǎn zhǐ
have a finger in the pie
- 亭子间tíng zǐ jiān
a small, dark back room over a kitchen; garret
- 被毒死bèi dú sǐ
die like a rat
- 鼠窜shǔ cuàn
scamper off like a rat
- 谌chén
believe (in); have faith in; indeed; truly; a surname
- 有的放矢yǒu de fàng shǐ
have a definite object in view
- 有醉意yǒu zuì yì
have a brick in one's hat
- 发烧fā shāo
have a fever, have a temperature, fever, flush
- 艳福不浅yàn fú bú qiǎn
have a lot of good fortune in love affairs; have a beautiful girl friend or wife
- 烫头发tàng tóu fā
have a perm
- 脸皮厚liǎn pí hòu
have a thick hide, have a thick skin
- 多管闲事duō guǎn xián shì
have a finger in the pie, have an oar in everyman's boat
- 尝鲜cháng xiān
have a taste of what is just in season
- 脚踏两只船jiǎo tà liǎng zhī chuán
have a foot in two camp
- 苦思冥想kǔ sī míng xiǎng
have a bee in one's head
- 难于行动nán yú háng dòng
have a bone in one's leg
- 难于启齿nán yú qǐ chǐ
have a bone in one's throat
- 能言善道néng yán shàn dào
have a tongue in one's head
- 象落汤鸡xiàng luò tāng jī
like a drowned rat
- 毐ǎi
ill-behaved; having bad conduct; a word used in a person's name
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