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take a bite from
- 咬一口yǎo yī kǒu
have a bite; take a bite
- 夺去duó qù
take away from
- 听命tīng mìng
take orders from
- 减损jiǎn sǔn
derogation, detract from, take away from
- 听命于tīng mìng yú
take orders from
- 咬伤yǎo shāng
bite
- 过分小心guò fèn xiǎo xīn
make two bites at a cherry
- 贪得无厌tān dé wú yàn
take a candy from a baby; make a hog of oneself; skin a flea for its hide
- 随便吃点东西suí biàn chī diǎn dōng xī
get a bite to eat
- 自幼zì yòu
from a child
- 釜底抽薪fǔ dǐ chōu xīn
take a drastic measure to deal with a situation; pull the rug from under sb
- 瞭望liào wàng
watch from a height or a distance; keep a lookout; look down from a higher place
- 啃kěn
bite; gnaw; nibble; take great pains with one's studies
- 提成tí chéng
deduct a percentage from a sum of money
- 悬梁xuán liáng
hang oneself from a beam
- 转引zhuǎn yǐn
quote from a secondary source
- 噬shì
bite
- 洗个澡xǐ gè zǎo
stake a bath, take a both, took a bath
- 从头开始cóng tóu kāi shǐ
start anew; make a fresh start; take a start from the head
- 转悠zhuǎn yōu
move from side to side, take a leisurely walk, saunter, stroll
- 咬掉yǎo diào
bite off; gnaw off; bite away
- 黜免chù miǎn
dismiss (a government official); remove (sb. from office)
- 不远bú yuǎn
near, not a hundred miles from
- 礌lěi
push stones down from a height; attack
- 瞒mán
hide the truth from; conceal; a surname
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