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帥呆了
shuài dāi le
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awesome;
brilliant;
magnificent
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書呆子
shū dāi zi
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bookworm;
pedant;
bookish fool
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痴呆症
chī dāi zhèng
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dementia
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癡呆
chī dāi
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imbecility;
dementia
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發呆
fā dāi
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to stare blankly;
to be stunned;
to be lost in thought
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目光呆滞
mù guāng dāi zhì
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to have a lifeless look in one's eyes (idiom)
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目光呆滯
mù guāng dāi zhì
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to have a lifeless look in one's eyes (idiom)
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目怔口呆
mù zhēng kǒu dāi
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lit. eye startled, mouth struck dumb (idiom); stunned;
stupefied
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目睁口呆
mù zhēng kǒu dāi
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stunned;
dumbstruck
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目睜口呆
mù zhēng kǒu dāi
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stunned;
dumbstruck
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看呆
kàn dāi
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to gape at;
to stare blankly;
to stare in rapture;
to stare in awe
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矮呆病
ǎi dāi bìng
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cretinism
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老年性痴呆症
lǎo nián xìng chī dāi zhèng
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senile dementia
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老年痴呆
lǎo nián chī dāi
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senile dementia;
Alzheimer's disease
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惊呆
jīng dāi
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stupefied;
stunned
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驚呆
jīng dāi
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stupefied;
stunned
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呆呆地
dāi dāi dì
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in a dazed manner; vacant or blank expression
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呆呆
dāi dāi
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blankly; with a dull or vacant expression, often indicating that someone is deep in thought or surprised
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還呆
hái dāi
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still stay; still remain
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呆呆地
dāi dāi de
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in a dazed manner; showing a lack of attention or being distracted, often with a blank expression
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耶尔呆
yē ěr dāi
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Yairdai (a character's name)
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呆笑
dāi xiào
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to have a silly smile; to grin stupidly
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呆傻
dāi shǎ
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dumbfounded; in a state of shock or confusion, often with a blank expression
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一呆
yī dāi
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to be stunned or dumbfounded for a moment; to stand still in astonishment
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江小呆瓜
jiāng xiǎo dāi guā
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nickname (someone named Jiang)
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