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公子哥儿
gōng zǐ gē r
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pampered son of a wealthy family
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叫花子
jiào huā zi
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beggar
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子爵
zǐ jué
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viscount
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才子
cái zǐ
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gifted scholar
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谷子
gǔ zi
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millet
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给面子
gěi miàn zi
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to show deference or praise publicly
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罩子
zhào zi
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cover;
casing
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肘子
zhǒu zi
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pork shoulder;
(coll.) elbow
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里子
lǐ zi
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lining;
(fig.) substance (as opposed to outward appearance)
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夫子
fū zǐ
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Master;
(old form of address for teachers, scholars);
pedant
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戏子
xì zi
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(derog.) opera singer;
actor
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班子
bān zi
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organized group;
theatrical troupe
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茧子
jiǎn zi
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callus (patch or hardened skin);
corns (on feet);
also 趼子
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脚丫子
jiǎo yā zi
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(coll.) foot
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话匣子
huà xiá zi
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phonograph or radio (old term);
chatterbox;
talkative person
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轿子
jiào zi
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sedan chair;
palanquin;
litter
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锅子
guō zi
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see 鍋|锅[guo1];
see 涮鍋子|涮锅子[shuan4 guo1 zi5];
bowl (of a smoking pipe etc)
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原子核
yuán zǐ hé
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atomic nucleus
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娄子
lóu zi
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trouble;
blunder
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子午线
zǐ wǔ xiàn
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meridian
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孔子
kǒng zǐ
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Confucius (551-479 BC), Chinese thinker and social philosopher, also known as 孔夫子[Kong3 fu1 zi3]
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对子
duì zǐ
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pair of antithetical phrases;
antithetical couplet
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式子
shì zi
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formula;
mathematical expression
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梭子鱼
suō zi yú
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barracuda
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杠子
gàng zi
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thick bar;
solid carrying pole
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