| 释义 |
mean much to someone
- 有很大价值的yǒu hěn dà jià zhí de
up to much
- 有人yǒu rén
someone
- 当面吹捧dāng miàn chuī pěng
flatter someone to his face
- 民不聊生mín bú liáo shēng
the masses have no means to live
- 先礼后兵xiān lǐ hòu bīng
try peaceful means before resorting to force
- 瞧得起qiáo dé qǐ
think much of; have high regard for; look up to; see much in
- 处死chù sǐ
execute, put someone to death
- 是当真的shì dāng zhēn de
mean business
- 有意要yǒu yì yào
be meant to
- 决诸他人jué zhū tā rén
be up to someone
- 什么也不行shí me yě bú háng
not much of anything
- 浑身解数 the utmost to ...; try every means of solution
- 偌多ruò duō
so much; so many
- 还没找到hái méi zhǎo dào
be much to seek
- 几何jǐ hé
how much; how many; geometry
- 几乎相同jǐ hū xiàng tóng
much at one
- 甚至不shèn zhì bú
never so much as
- 沓沓多言tà tà duō yán
talking very much
- 一倍半yī bèi bàn
half as much again
- 谆谆嘉勉zhūn zhūn jiā miǎn
urge someone to greater efforts with words of encouragement
- 等比中项děng bǐ zhōng xiàng
geometric mean
- 送人sòng rén
to see someone off; drop sb off; give
- 一定yī dìng
by all means, all to nothing, by the holy poker, to a certainty
- 晦涩huì sè
hard to understand; obscure; unclear in meaning
- 掺水文凭chān shuǐ wén píng
diploma obtained by using unfair or unlawful means
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