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无数个
wú shù gè
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countless; innumerable
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无匹
wú pǐ
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unmatched; incomparable
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无论怎样
wú lùn zěn yàng
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no matter what; regardless of how
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无袖
wú xiù
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sleeveless
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无数只
wú shù zhī
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countless; numerous
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软弱无力
ruǎn ruò wú lì
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weak and powerless; lacking strength and vitality
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似有若无
sì yǒu ruò wú
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seemingly existent and yet non-existent; vague and elusive
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欲哭无泪
yù kū wú lèi
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to feel like crying but too miserable to cry; to be so frustrated or saddened that one can't even shed a tear
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毫无准备
háo wú zhǔn bèi
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totally unprepared; completely caught off guard
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毫无意义
háo wú yì yì
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totally meaningless; completely devoid of significance
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无欲无求
wú yù wú qiú
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without desire or demand; unselfish
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无意之中
wú yì zhī zhōng
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unintentionally
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无事
wú shì
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without things to do; idle; not busy
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魏无羡道
wèi wú xiàn dào
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Wei Wuxian said; the dialogue or words spoken by the character Wei Wuxian
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魏无羡
wèi wú xiàn
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Wei Wuxian; the main protagonist in the novel Mo Dao Zu Shi, also known as Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation
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朴实无华
pǔ shí wú huá
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simple and plain; unadorned and unpretentious
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无觉
wú jué
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unaware or unconscious
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毫无顾忌
háo wú gù jì
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without any scruples; unreservedly
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与我无关
yǔ wǒ wú guān
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has nothing to do with me; unrelated to me
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无法控制
wú fǎ kòng zhì
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unable to control; out of control
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渺无音讯
miǎo wú yīn xùn
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not without news; not completely without information
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无数次
wú shù cì
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countless times
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无可避免
wú kě bì miǎn
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inevitable; unavoidable
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无污染
wú wū rǎn
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pollution-free, free from contamination
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空无一物
kōng wú yī wù
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empty and devoid of anything
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