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滄桑感
cāng sāng gǎn
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a sense of having been through good times and bad;
a weathered and worn look
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满足感
mǎn zú gǎn
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sense of satisfaction
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滿足感
mǎn zú gǎn
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sense of satisfaction
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无任感激
wú rèn gǎn jī
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deeply obliged
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無任感激
wú rèn gǎn jī
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deeply obliged
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无力感
wú lì gǎn
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feeling of powerlessness;
sense of helplessness
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無力感
wú lì gǎn
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feeling of powerlessness;
sense of helplessness
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无助感
wú zhù gǎn
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to feel helpless;
feeling useless
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無助感
wú zhù gǎn
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to feel helpless;
feeling useless
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烧灼感
shāo zhuó gǎn
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burning pain
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燒灼感
shāo zhuó gǎn
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burning pain
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特别感谢
tè bié gǎn xiè
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special thanks;
particular thanks
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特別感謝
tè bié gǎn xiè
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special thanks;
particular thanks
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球感
qiú gǎn
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ball sense;
feel for the ball
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理性与感性
lǐ xìng yǔ gǎn xìng
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Sense and Sensibility, novel by Jane Austen 珍·奧斯汀|珍·奥斯汀[Zhen1 · Ao4 si1 ting1]
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理性與感性
lǐ xìng yǔ gǎn xìng
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Sense and Sensibility, novel by Jane Austen 珍·奧斯汀|珍·奥斯汀[Zhen1 · Ao4 si1 ting1]
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甚感诧异
shèn gǎn chà yì
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amazed;
astonished;
deeply troubled
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甚感詫異
shèn gǎn chà yì
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amazed;
astonished;
deeply troubled
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生物传感器
shēng wù chuán gǎn qì
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biosensor
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生物傳感器
shēng wù chuán gǎn qì
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biosensor
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病耻感
bìng chǐ gǎn
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stigma attached to a disease
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病恥感
bìng chǐ gǎn
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stigma attached to a disease
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病毒感染
bìng dú gǎn rǎn
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viral infection
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直感
zhí gǎn
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intuition;
direct feeling or understanding
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真實感
zhēn shí gǎn
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the feeling that sth is genuine;
sense of reality;
in the flesh
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