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姻亲
yīn qīn
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affinity;
in-laws
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事必躬亲
shì bì gōng qīn
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to attend to everything personally
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六亲不认
liù qīn bù rèn
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not recognizing one's family (idiom); self-centered and not making any allowances for the needs of one's relatives
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举目无亲
jǔ mù wú qīn
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to look up and see no-one familiar (idiom); not having anyone to rely on;
without a friend in the world
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亲缘
qīn yuán
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blood relationship;
genetic relationship;
consanguinity
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提亲
tí qīn
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to propose marriage
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亲事
qīn shì
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marriage;
CL:門|门[men2]
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亲如一家
qīn rú yī jiā
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family-like close relationship (idiom)
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娶亲
qǔ qīn
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to take a wife
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非亲非故
fēi qīn fēi gù
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lit. neither a relative nor a friend (idiom);
fig. unrelated to one another in any way
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任人唯亲
rèn rén wéi qīn
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to appoint people by favoritism (idiom); nepotism;
corrupt appointment
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大义灭亲
dà yì miè qīn
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to place righteousness before family (idiom); ready to punish one's own family if justice demands it
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抢亲
qiǎng qīn
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marriage by capture;
bride kidnapping
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攀亲
pān qīn
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to seek to profit by family ties
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皇亲国戚
huáng qīn guó qī
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the emperor relatives (idiom); person with powerful connections
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说亲
shuō qīn
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to act as a matchmaker
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思亲
sī qīn
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to remember one's parents;
to feel homesick for one's relatives
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省亲
xǐng qīn
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to visit one's parents
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亲代
qīn dài
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parent's generation;
previous generation
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亲征
qīn zhēng
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to take to the field oneself (of emperor);
to take part in person in an expedition
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一亲芳泽
yī qīn fāng zé
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to get close to;
to get on intimate terms with
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三亲六故
sān qīn liù gù
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old friends and relatives
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串亲访友
chuàn qīn fǎng yǒu
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to call on friends and relations (idiom)
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令亲
lìng qīn
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Your esteemed parent (honorific)
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依亲
yī qīn
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(Tw) to be in the care of one's relatives;
to be dependent on a relative;
to draw on family connections
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