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出家
chū jiā
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to leave home (to become a Buddhist monk or nun)
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合家
hé jiā
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whole family;
entire household
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外交家
wài jiāo jiā
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diplomat
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女人家
nǚ rén jia
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women (in general)
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成家立业
chéng jiā lì yè
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to get married and start a career (idiom);
to settle down;
to establish oneself
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战略家
zhàn lüè jiā
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a strategist
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教育家
jiào yù jiā
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educationalist
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本家
běn jiā
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a member of the same clan;
a distant relative with the same family name
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返家
fǎn jiā
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to return home
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上家
shàng jiā
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preceding player (in a game)
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冤家对头
yuān jiā duì tóu
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enemy (idiom); opponent;
arch-enemy
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家臣
jiā chén
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counselor of king or feudal warlord;
henchman
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店家
diàn jiā
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proprietor of a shop or restaurant;
landlord;
shop
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管家婆
guǎn jiā pó
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housewife (jocularly);
female housekeeper of a higher rank (old);
busybody
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道家
dào jiā
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Daoist School of the Warring States Period (475-221 BC), based on the teachings of Laozi or Lao-tze 老子[Lao3 zi3] (c. 500 BC-) and Zhuangzi 庄子 (369-286 BC)
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鉴赏家
jiàn shǎng jiā
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connoisseur;
appreciative person;
fan
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保家卫国
bǎo jiā wèi guó
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guard home, defend the country (idiom); national defense
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丧家之犬
sàng jiā zhī quǎn
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stray dog (idiom)
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家什
jiā shi
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utensils;
furniture
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家信
jiā xìn
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letter (to or from) home
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家家户户
jiā jiā hù hù
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each and every family (idiom);
every household
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家用电器
jiā yòng diàn qì
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domestic electric appliance
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小家子气
xiǎo jiā zi qì
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petty;
small-minded
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恋家
liàn jiā
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home-loving;
to feel a strong attachment to home life;
to begrudge being away from home
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投资家
tóu zī jiā
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investor
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