潑出去的水
pō chū qù de shuǐ
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spilt water;
(fig.) sth that can not be retrieved;
spilt milk
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现在是过去钥匙
xiàn zài shì guò qu yào shi
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Today is the key to the past.
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現在是過去鑰匙
xiàn zài shì guò qu yào shi
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Today is the key to the past.
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病来如山倒,病去如抽丝
bìng lái rú shān dǎo , bìng qù rú chōu sī
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sickness comes like a landslide, but goes slowly like spinning silk (idiom); expect to convalesce slowly
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病來如山倒,病去如抽絲
bìng lái rú shān dǎo , bìng qù rú chōu sī
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sickness comes like a landslide, but goes slowly like spinning silk (idiom); expect to convalesce slowly
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直來直去
zhí lái zhí qù
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going directly (without detour);
(fig.) direct;
straightforward (in one's manner or speech)
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眉来眼去
méi lái yǎn qù
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lit. eyes and eyebrows come and go (idiom); to make eyes;
to exchange flirting glances with sb
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眉來眼去
méi lái yǎn qù
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lit. eyes and eyebrows come and go (idiom); to make eyes;
to exchange flirting glances with sb
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看不过去
kàn bu guò qu
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cannot stand by idly and watch;
unable to put up with it any longer
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看不過去
kàn bu guò qu
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cannot stand by idly and watch;
unable to put up with it any longer
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督进去
dū jìn qù
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(slang) (Tw) to stick "it" in;
to thrust inside
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督進去
dū jìn qù
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(slang) (Tw) to stick "it" in;
to thrust inside
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移去
yí qù
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to move away
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绕来绕去
rào lái rào qù
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meandering and circuitous (idiom); to go around in circles and never get anywhere
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繞來繞去
rào lái rào qù
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meandering and circuitous (idiom); to go around in circles and never get anywhere
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翻來覆去
fān lái fù qù
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to toss and turn (sleeplessly);
again and again
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闻上去
wén shàng qù
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to smell of sth;
to smell like sth
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聞上去
wén shàng qù
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to smell of sth;
to smell like sth
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听上去
tīng shàng qu
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to sound (difficult, worthwhile etc);
to seem
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聽上去
tīng shàng qu
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to sound (difficult, worthwhile etc);
to seem
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听不进去
tīng bù jìn qu
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not to listen;
to be deaf to
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聽不進去
tīng bù jìn qu
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not to listen;
to be deaf to
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脱去
tuō qù
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to throw off
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脫去
tuō qù
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to throw off
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旧的不去,新的不来
jiù de bù qù , xīn de bù lái
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lit. If the old doesn't go, the new will not come.;
You can't make progress by clinging to old notions.
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