第十一课 Flashcards
jié ri
holiday;festival
节日
jié shù
to end;to finish
结束
jì xù
to continue;to go on with
继续
jiù jiu
mother’s brother; uncle
舅舅
jiù mā
wife of mother’s brother; aunt
舅妈
xiǎo qū
residential development/complex
小区
huán jìng
environment; surroundings
环境
chú xī
Chinese New Year’s Eve
除夕
nián yè fàn
Chinese New Year’s Eve dinner
年夜饭
gǎn qíng
feeling; emotion; affection
感情
qiáng
wall
墙
tiē
to paste; to glue
贴
xìng fú
happy; happiness
幸福
dào
to turn upside down; to go backwards
倒
qí guài
strange; odd
奇怪
yǐ si
meaning
意思
cān
meal
餐
běn lái
original; originally; at first
本来
jiā
M.W. for families and commercial establishments
家
qì fēn
atmosphere; ambiance
气氛
yǐ
with; to use
以
dài
to replace; to substitute
代
jiǔ
alcohol; liquor
酒
jǔ
to lift; to raise
举
shùn lì
smooth; successful; without a hitch
顺利
jìn bù
to make progress; progressive
进步
gān bēi
to drink a toast; cheers!; bottoms up
干杯
chéng gōng
to succeed; successful
成功
wǎn huì
evening gathering; soiree
晚会
shèng(xia)
to leave a surplus; to be left (over)
剩(下)
làng fèi
to waste; to squander; wasteful
浪费
yú
to surplus; to spare
余
chuán tǒng
tradition; traditional
传统
nóng li
traditional Chinese lunar calendar; lit. “agricultural calendar”
农历
chū
first
初
zòng zi
pyramid-shaped dumplings of glutinous rice wrapped in bamboo or reed leaves
粽子
yuè bǐng
moon cake
月饼
tuán yuán to reunite (as a family)
团圆
zhēng yuè
first month of the lunar year; first moon
正月
yuán xiāo
night of the fifteenth of the first lunar month; sweet dumplings made of rice flour
元宵
ma
(particle used to emphasize the obvious)
“how it should be”
嘛
jì shí
to count time
计时
bài nián
to wish somebody a happy Chinese New Year; to pay a Chinese New Year’s call
拜年
gōng xǐ
to congratulate
恭喜
fā cái
to get rich; to make a fortune
发财
hǒng bāo
red envelope containing money to be given as a gift
红包
rè nao
(of a place or a scene) lively; buzzing with excitement; bustling with activity
热闹
biān pào
firecracker
鞭炮