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嫖客
piáo kè
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patron of a brothel
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掮客
qián kè
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broker;
agent
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过客
guò kè
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passing traveler;
transient guest;
sojourner
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剑客
jiàn kè
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swordsman
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客栈
kè zhàn
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tavern;
guest house;
inn;
hotel
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客套话
kè tào huà
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conventional greeting;
polite formula
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来客
lái kè
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guest
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观光客
guān guāng kè
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tourist
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客场
kè chǎng
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away-game arena;
away-game venue
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客套
kè tào
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polite greeting;
civilities;
to exchange pleasantries
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客车
kè chē
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coach;
bus;
passenger train
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稀客
xī kè
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infrequent visitor
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作客
zuò kè
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to live somewhere as a visitor;
to stay with sb as a guest;
to sojourn
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会客室
huì kè shì
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parlor
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食客
shí kè
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diner (in a restaurant etc);
hanger-on;
sponger
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送客
sòng kè
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to see a visitor out
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会客
huì kè
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to receive a visitor
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赌客
dǔ kè
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gambler
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侠客
xiá kè
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chivalrous person;
knight-errant
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客观性
kè guān xìng
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objectivity
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拉客
lā kè
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to solicit (guests, clients, passengers etc);
to importune
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载客
zài kè
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to take passengers on board
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回头客
huí tóu kè
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repeat customer
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熟客
shú kè
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frequent visitor
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逐客令
zhú kè lìng
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the First Emperor's order to expel foreigners;
(fig.) notice to leave;
words or behavior intended at turning visitors out
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