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have your fingers in the till
- 染指rǎn zhǐ
have a finger in the pie
- 多管闲事duō guǎn xián shì
have a finger in the pie, have an oar in everyman's boat
- 精通某事物jīng tōng mǒu shì wù
have sth. at one's fingers
- 打榧子dǎ fěi zǐ
snap the fingers
- 揸zhā
pick up sth. with the fingers; spread one's fingers
- 五指wǔ zhǐ
the five fingers
- 冰渍bīng zì
till
- 祈愿qí yuàn
supplication; keep one's fingers crossed
- 拶子zā zǐ
sticks for squeezing a person's fingers
- 穮biāo
weed; till the field
- 备用现金bèi yòng xiàn jīn
till
- 为止wéi zhǐ
till, up to
- 熟练掌握某事shú liàn zhǎng wò mǒu shì
have sth. at one's finger ends
- 勇于yǒng yú
be brave in, have the courage to
- 捋lǚ
smooth out with the fingers; stroke; rub sth. long
- 捏niē
hold between the fingers; pinch; mould; fabricate; make up
- 发痴fā chī
have bats in the belfry
- 指法zhǐ fǎ
fingering
- 有恃无恐yǒu shì wú kǒng
secure in the knowledge that one has strong backing
- 没有个性méi yǒu gè xìng
have nothing in one
- 住嘴zhù zuǐ
Pull in your ears!
- 拈niān
pick up (with the thumb and one or two fingers)
- 屈指可数qū zhǐ kě shù
can be counted on one's fingers, few
- 决不可能jué bú kě néng
till the ass ascends the ladder
- 久闻大名jiǔ wén dà míng
I have long heard of your name [great name; fame].; I have heard of your
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