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兵来
bīng lái
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troops/inspectors arrive; the arrival of soldiers or inspectors
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他来
tā lái
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he came; he has come
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说不出来
shuō bù chū lái
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cannot say; unable to express
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地来
dì lái
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hurriedly arrive
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飞奔而来
fēi bèn ér lái
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to rush or dash over; to come running
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追上来
zhuī shàng lái
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to catch up
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喊回来
hǎn huí lái
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to call back; to summon back
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送来
sòng lái
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sent over; delivered; to bring or send something to a specific location
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贴过来
tiē guò lái
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to stick (something) close; to paste (something) over here
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留下来
liú xià lái
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to leave behind; to remain
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新来
xīn lái
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newly arrived; newly come
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冷静下来
lěng jìng xià lái
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calm down
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递来
dì lái
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pass over; hand over
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松弛下来
sōng chí xià lái
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to relax; to loosen up
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信来
xìn lái
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pull out a letter from the envelope
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捡回来
jiǎn huí lái
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pick back up; recover; retrieve
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该来
gāi lái
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should come; ought to come; indicating a suggestion or expectation that someone or something should arrive or be present at a particular place or time
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降下来
jiàng xià lái
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descend down; come down
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跳下来
tiào xià lái
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jump down; to leap down
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来接
lái jiē
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come to pick up; to come and meet
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买回来
mǎi huí lái
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bought back; purchased and brought back
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压下来
yā xià lái
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to suppress something; to keep something down; to silence or subdue
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甜来
tián lái
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to become sweet; sweetness emerges
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来才行
lái cái xíng
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need to show some ability or effort
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来加
lái jiā
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to add
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