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讨好卖乖
tǎo hǎo mài guāi
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to curry favor by showing obeisance (idiom)
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证券柜台买卖中心
zhèng quàn guì tái mǎi mài zhōng xīn
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GreTai Securities Market (GTSM)
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读卖新闻
dú mài xīn wén
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Yomiuri Shimbun (Japanese newspaper)
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贩卖人口
fàn mài rén kǒu
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trafficking in human beings
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贩卖机
fàn mài jī
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vending machine
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买官卖官
mǎi guān mài guān
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buying and selling of official positions
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买空卖空
mǎi kōng mài kōng
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to speculate;
to play the market;
(fig.) to sell hot air;
to swindle people by posing as a reputable operator
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卖傻
mài shǎ
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to play stupid;
to act like an idiot
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卖光了
mài guāng le
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to be sold out;
to be out of stock
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卖力气
mài lì qi
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to make a living doing manual labor;
to give sth all one's got
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卖卜
mài bǔ
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to do trade as a fortune teller
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卖国主义
mài guó zhǔ yì
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treason
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卖场
mài chǎng
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market;
store;
mall (usually specializing in a particular product category such as furniture)
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卖完
mài wán
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to be sold out
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卖本事
mài běn shì
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to flaunt a skill;
to give display to one's ability;
to show off a feat;
to vaunt one's tricks
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卖炭翁
mài tàn wēng
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The Old Charcoal Seller, poem by Tang poet Bai Juyi 白居易[Bai2 Ju1 yi4]
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卖相
mài xiàng
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outward appearance;
demeanor
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卖破绽
mài pò zhàn
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to feign an opening in order to hoodwink the opponent (in a fight, combat etc)
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卖空
mài kōng
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to sell short (finance)
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卖笑
mài xiào
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to work as a good-time girl;
to prostitute oneself
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卖肉
mài ròu
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butcher;
meat merchant
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卖肉者
mài ròu zhě
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butcher
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卖苦力
mài kǔ lì
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to make a hard living as unskilled laborer
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卖萌
mài méng
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(slang) to act cute
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卖关子
mài guān zi
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to keep listeners in suspense (in storytelling);
to keep people on tenterhooks
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