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寄生物
jì shēng wù
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parasite
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写生
xiě shēng
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to sketch from nature;
to do a still life drawing
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书生
shū shēng
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scholar;
intellectual;
egghead
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水生
shuǐ shēng
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aquatic (plant, animal)
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派生
pài shēng
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to produce (from sth else);
to derive (from raw material);
derivative
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生出
shēng chū
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to give birth;
to grow (whiskers etc);
to generate;
to produce
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生擒
shēng qín
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to capture alive
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生殖腺
shēng zhí xiàn
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reproductive gland;
gonad;
sex organ
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生源
shēng yuán
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supply of students;
source of students
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生物圈
shēng wù quān
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biosphere;
ecosphere
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生物界
shēng wù jiè
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biosphere;
natural world
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生疼
shēng téng
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extremely painful
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生辰
shēng chén
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birthday
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轻生
qīng shēng
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a suicide;
to commit suicide
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门生
mén shēng
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disciple;
student (of a famous master)
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休养生息
xiū yǎng shēng xī
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to recover;
to recuperate
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催生
cuī shēng
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to induce labor;
to expedite childbirth
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分子生物学
fēn zǐ shēng wù xué
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molecular biology
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多年生
duō nián shēng
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perennial (of plants)
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易卜生
yì bǔ shēng
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Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906), Norwegian dramatist, author of Doll's House 玩偶之家
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生水
shēng shuǐ
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unboiled water
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生辉
shēng huī
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to dazzle;
to brighten up (a room etc)
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生铁
shēng tiě
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pig iron
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节外生枝
jié wài shēng zhī
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a new branch grows out of a knot (idiom); fig. side issues keep arising
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绝处逢生
jué chǔ féng shēng
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to come back from death's door (idiom); unexpected rescue from danger;
fig. to recover from a seemingly impossible situation;
to find a way out of a predicament
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