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酒家
jiǔ jiā
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restaurant;
bartender;
(old) wineshop;
tavern
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下家
xià jiā
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player whose turn comes next (in a game);
next one;
my humble home
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千家万户
qiān jiā wàn hù
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every family (idiom)
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家底
jiā dǐ
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family property;
patrimony
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家眷
jiā juàn
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one's wife and children
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家道
jiā dào
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family financial circumstances
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亲如一家
qīn rú yī jiā
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family-like close relationship (idiom)
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革命家
gé mìng jiā
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a revolutionary
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合家欢
hé jiā huān
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group photo of whole family
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家世
jiā shì
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family background
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家私
jiā sī
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family property;
family wealth
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当家作主
dāng jiā zuò zhǔ
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to be in charge in one's own house (idiom);
to be the master of one's own affairs
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行家里手
háng jiā lǐ shǒu
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connoisseur;
expert
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半路出家
bàn lù chū jiā
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switch to a job one was not trained for
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如数家珍
rú shǔ jiā zhēn
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lit. as if enumerating one's family valuables (idiom);
fig. to be very familiar with a matter
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安家落户
ān jiā luò hù
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to make one's home in a place;
to settle
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家徒四壁
jiā tú sì bì
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lit. with only four bare walls for a home (idiom);
fig. very poor;
wretched
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家法
jiā fǎ
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the rules and discipline that apply within a family;
stick used for punishing children or servants;
traditions of an artistic or academic school of thought, passed on from master to pupil
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神学家
shén xué jiā
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theologian
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航海家
háng hǎi jiā
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mariner;
seafarer
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兵家
bīng jiā
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the School of the Military, one of the Hundred Schools of Thought 諸子百家|诸子百家[zhu1 zi3 bai3 jia1] of the Warring States Period (475-220 BC);
military strategist in ancient China;
military commander;
soldier
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家兄
jiā xiōng
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(polite) my elder brother
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家宅
jiā zhái
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home;
residence;
house
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家政学
jiā zhèng xué
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family and consumer science
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家计
jiā jì
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family livelihood;
a household's economic situation;
family property
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