Deck 12 Flashcards
enter / approach
進場
Jìn chǎng
guest (on a show)
來賓
Láibīn
drop
落差
luòchā
objective (vs subjective)
客觀
kèguān
subjective
主觀
zhǔguān
rap
饒舌
ráoshé
Missing / lacking
缺少
Quēshǎo
control
管制
Guǎnzhì
resist(ance)
反抗
fǎnkàng
prison
監獄
jiānyù
appliance / implement / utensil
器具
Qìjù
blank out (period)
空白(期)
kòngbái (qī)
Suddenly
忽然間
hūrán jiān
reason / rationality
理性
Lǐxìng
cover up / conceal
掩飾
Yǎnshì
“clean” or “pure” when used to describe something like water, air, or a clean environment. It emphasizes the absence of impurities or pollutants. It can also be used metaphorically to describe someone’s character as pure and virtuous.
澄淨
chéng jìng
河水很澄淨。 (Héshuǐ hěn chéngjìng.) - The river water is very clean.
她的心靈是澄淨的。 (Tā de xīnlíng shì chéngjìng de.) - Her soul is pure.
state / condition / state of affairs
狀態
Zhuàngtài
At least (something is the case)
至少
Zhìshǎo
shame
羞恥
Xiūchǐ
approximately
約莫
Yuēmò
Used to describe a state of confusion, chaos, or disarray. It’s commonly used to depict a situation where someone is caught off guard, flustered, or in a state of panic due to unexpected circumstances. This term is frequently used in everyday conversations and writing to describe moments of personal or collective unease.
狼狽
Lángbèi
physical(ly) / physical store
實體 / 實體店
Shítǐ / Shítǐ diàn
residence / dwelling place
住所
Zhùsuǒ
useless / hopelessly stupid
窩囊
Wōnáng / Wōnang
deja vu (regarding people)
似曾相識
Sìcéngxiāngshì
