野蛮
yě mán
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barbarous;
uncivilized
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蛮荒
mán huāng
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savage;
wild;
uncivilized territory
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蛮横
mán hèng
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rude and unreasonable
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胡搅蛮缠
hú jiǎo mán chán
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to pester endlessly (idiom);
an annoying troublemaker
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蛮不讲理
mán bù jiǎng lǐ
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completely unreasonable
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蛮干
mán gàn
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to act rashly;
to act precipitously regardless of the consequences;
reckless;
foolhardy;
daredevil
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横蛮
hèng mán
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see 蠻橫|蛮横[man2 heng4]
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刁蛮
diāo mán
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crafty and unruly
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蛮力
mán lì
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brute force
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蛮夷
mán yí
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common term for non-Han peoples in former times, not exclusively derogatory;
barbarian
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蛮子
mán zi
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barbarian;
slave servant;
(old) contemptuous term for people from southern China (used by northern Chinese people)
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蛮悍
mán hàn
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rude and violent;
fierce and reckless
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蛮横无理
mán hèng wú lǐ
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rude and unreasonable
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蛮皮
mán pí
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recalcitrant;
obstreperous
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蛮缠
mán chán
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to pester;
to bother endlessly
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蛮邸
mán dǐ
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foreign mission (in former times);
residence of barbarian emissary
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触斗蛮争
chù dòu mán zhēng
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constant bickering and fighting (idiom); constantly at each other's throats;
struggle for personal gain
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野蛮人
yě mán rén
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barbarian
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