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彼得潘
bǐ dé pān
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Peter Pan, the novel character
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求得
qiú dé
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to ask for sth and receive it;
to try to obtain;
to look for and obtain
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不可多得
bù kě duō dé
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hard to come by;
rare
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失而复得
shī ér fù dé
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to lose sth and then regain it (idiom)
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所得税
suǒ dé shuì
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income tax
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春风得意
chūn fēng dé yì
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flushed with success;
proud of one's success (in exams, promotion etc);
as pleased as punch
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洋洋得意
yáng yáng dé yì
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immensely pleased with oneself (idiom);
proud;
complacent
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各得其所
gè dé qí suǒ
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each in the correct place;
each is provided for
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得名
dé míng
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to get one's name;
named (after sth)
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争得
zhēng dé
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to obtain by an effort;
to strive to get sth
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吃得消
chī de xiāo
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to be able to endure (exertion, fatigue etc);
to be able to afford
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得志
dé zhì
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to accomplish one's ambition;
a dream come true;
to enjoy success
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不得已而为之
bù dé yǐ ér wéi zhī
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to have no other choice;
to be the last resort
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得势
dé shì
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to win power;
to get authority;
to become dominant
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利雅得
lì yǎ dé
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Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia
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吃得开
chī de kāi
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to be popular;
to be getting on well;
much in demand
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哭笑不得
kū xiào bù dé
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lit. not to know whether to laugh or cry (idiom);
both funny and extremely embarrassing;
between laughter and tears
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不得要领
bù dé yào lǐng
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to fail to grasp the main points
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得过且过
dé guò qiě guò
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satisfied just to get through (idiom); to muddle through;
without high ambitions, but getting by
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得空
dé kòng
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to have leisure time
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怡然自得
yí rán zì dé
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happy and content (idiom)
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百思不得其解
bǎi sī bù dé qí jiě
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see 百思不解[bai3 si1 bu4 jie3]
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顾不得
gù bu de
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unable to change sth;
unable to deal with
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乍得
zhà dé
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Chad
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佛得角
fó dé jiǎo
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Cape Verde
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