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切尼
qiē ní
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Cheney (name);
Richard B. "Dick" Cheney (1941-), US Republican politician, vice-president 2001-2008
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撒切尔
sā qiē ěr
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Thatcher (name);
Baroness Thatcher or Margaret Thatcher (1925-2013), British conservative politician, prime minister 1979-1990
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切身
qiè shēn
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direct;
concerning oneself;
personal
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罗切斯特
luó qiē sī tè
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Rochester
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关切
guān qiè
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to be deeply concerned;
to be troubled (by)
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剪切
jiǎn qiē
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to shear;
shearing (force);
(computing) to cut (as in "cut-and-paste")
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咬牙切齿
yǎo yá qiè chǐ
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gnashing one's teeth (idiom); displaying extreme anger;
fuming with rage between gritted teeth
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心切
xīn qiè
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eager;
impatient;
guileless
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切磋
qiē cuō
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to compare notes;
to learn from one another;
to swap pointers
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切题
qiè tí
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to keep to the subject
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皮诺切特
pí nuò qiē tè
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General Augusto Pinochet (1915-2006), Chilean dictator
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切中
qiè zhòng
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to hit the target (esp. in argument);
to strike home
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切合
qiè hé
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to fit in with;
to suit;
appropriate
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目空一切
mù kōng yī qiè
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the eye can see nothing worthwhile all around (idiom); arrogant;
condescending;
supercilious
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切变
qiē biàn
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shear (physics)
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温切斯特
wēn qiē sī tè
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Winchester (town in south England, capital of former kingdom of Wessex)
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切忌
qiè jì
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to avoid as taboo;
to avoid by all means
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切面
qiē miàn
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section;
cross-cut;
tangent plane (math.)
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切实可行
qiè shí kě xíng
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feasible
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切肤之痛
qiè fū zhī tòng
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keenly felt pain;
bitter anguish
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切线
qiē xiàn
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tangent line (geometry)
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切点
qiē diǎn
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contact (math.)
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正切
zhèng qiē
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(math.) tangent (trigonometric function)
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殷切
yīn qiè
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ardent;
eager;
earnest
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一刀切
yī dāo qiē
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lit. to cut all at one stroke (idiom); to impose uniformity;
one solution fits a diversity of problems;
one size fits all
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