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强有力
qiáng yǒu lì
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strong;
forceful
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强加
qiáng jiā
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to impose;
to force upon
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强化
qiáng huà
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to strengthen;
to intensify
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女强人
nǚ qiáng rén
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successful career woman;
able woman
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强健
qiáng jiàn
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sturdy
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牵强
qiān qiǎng
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far-fetched;
implausible (chain of reasoning)
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逞强
chěng qiáng
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to show off;
to try to be brave
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先下手为强
xiān xià shǒu wéi qiáng
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strike first and gain the upper hand (idiom, martial arts term); Making the first move is an advantage.
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强求
qiǎng qiú
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to insist on;
to demand;
to impose
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强奸罪
qiáng jiān zuì
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rape
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差强人意
chā qiáng rén yì
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(idiom) just passable;
barely satisfactory
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强生
qiáng shēng
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Johnson (surname);
Johnson & Johnson (company)
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强权
qiáng quán
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power;
might
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弱肉强食
ruò ròu qiáng shí
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lit. the weak are prey to the strong (idiom); fig. predatory behavior;
the law of the jungle
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强风
qiáng fēng
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strong breeze (meteorology)
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强人所难
qiǎng rén suǒ nán
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to force someone to do something
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恃强凌弱
shì qiáng líng ruò
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see 恃強欺弱|恃强欺弱[shi4 qiang2 qi1 ruo4]
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强人
qiáng rén
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(politics) strongman;
(in the workplace, esp. of a woman) a highly capable person;
(old) robber
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身强力壮
shēn qiáng lì zhuàng
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strong and vigorous;
sturdy;
robust
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强国
qiáng guó
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(ironically) mainland China (Taiwan & Hong Kong usage);
powerful country;
great power
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要强
yào qiáng
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eager to excel;
eager to get ahead in life;
strong-minded
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强词夺理
qiǎng cí duó lǐ
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to twist words and force logic (idiom);
sophistry;
loud rhetoric making up for fallacious argument;
shoving false arguments down people's throats
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自强
zì qiáng
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to strive for self-improvement
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好强
hào qiáng
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eager to be first
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强敌
qiáng dí
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powerful enemy
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