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几只羊
jǐ zhī yáng
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several sheep
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只觉
zhǐ jué
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only feel; merely perceive or have the sensation of
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只订
zhǐ dìng
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only able to afford
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四只
sì zhī
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four (used before a measure word for animals)
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五只
wǔ zhī
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five (specifically used for animals or objects with a measure word)
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一只
yī zhǐ
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one (of a certain object)
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只求
zhǐ qiú
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to only seek, to ask for only one thing
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两只手
liǎng zhī shǒu
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two hands; refers to both hands of a person
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只余
zhǐ yú
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only remains; refers to the remaining amount or quantity
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仅仅只是
jǐn jǐn zhǐ shì
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just only; this term emphasizes that something is merely or solely what is stated, without additional significance or components.
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几只
jǐ zhī
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a few (specifically for small animals, birds, insects, etc.); several
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只想用
zhǐ xiǎng yòng
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only want to use; here, it implies the intention of wanting to use something specific (in this case, 'good words')
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只手
zhī shǒu
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a hand; one hand
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只值
zhǐ zhí
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worth only
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两只
liǎng zhī
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two (classifier for animals or body parts in pairs); used to count two of something typically considered as a pair like eyes or hands
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无数只
wú shù zhī
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countless; numerous; literally means innumerable individual items, in this context it refers to a large number of butterflies
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多只
duō zhī
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many of; a term used to describe multiple items of a countable noun, often used for animals or objects
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数十只
shù shí zhī
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several tens of; many dozens of
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另一只
lìng yī zhī
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the other one; commonly used to refer to an additional or different object or item part of a pair or set
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只套
zhǐ tào
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only wearing; to be dressed in only
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西泽只
xī zé zhǐ
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Xize only
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整只
zhěng zhī
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whole; entire
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只上
zhǐ shàng
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only go to
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只尝
zhǐ cháng
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to just taste
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只留
zhī liú
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only leave
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