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聘請
pìn qǐng
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to engage;
to hire (a lawyer etc)
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聲請
shēng qǐng
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to make a formal request;
formal request;
to make a claim (law)
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請便
qǐng biàn
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Please do as you wish!;
You are welcome to do whatever you like!;
Please make yourself at home.
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請假
qǐng jià
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to request leave of absence
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請假條
qǐng jià tiáo
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leave of absence request (from work or school)
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請別見怪
qǐng bié jiàn guài
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please don't be upset;
no hard feelings;
absit iniuria verbis;
let injury by words be absent
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請功
qǐng gōng
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to request recognition for sb's merits;
to recommend sb for promotion or an award
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請勿吸煙
qǐng wù xī yān
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No smoking;
Please do not smoke
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請勿打擾
qǐng wù dǎ rǎo
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please do not disturb
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請君入甕
qǐng jūn rù wèng
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lit. please Sir, get into the boiling pot (idiom);
fig. to give sb a taste of his own medicine
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請問
qǐng wèn
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Excuse me, may I ask...?
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請多關照
qǐng duō guān zhào
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please treat me kindly (conventional greeting on first meeting)
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請安
qǐng ān
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to pay respects;
to wish good health;
in Qing times, a specific form of salutation (see also 打千[da3 qian1])
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請客
qǐng kè
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to give a dinner party;
to entertain guests;
to invite to dinner
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請將不如激將
qǐng jiàng bù rú jī jiàng
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lit. to dispatch a general is not as effective as to excite a general;
fig. inciting people to action is more effective than dispatching orders
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請帖
qǐng tiě
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invitation card;
written invitation
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請您回復
qǐng nín huí fù
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repondez s'il vous plait;
R.S.V.P.;
please reply
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請援
qǐng yuán
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to request help;
to appeal (for assistance)
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請教
qǐng jiào
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to ask for guidance;
to consult
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請柬
qǐng jiǎn
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invitation card;
written invitation
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請求
qǐng qiú
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to request;
to ask;
request;
CL:個|个[ge4]
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請求寬恕
qǐng qiú kuān shù
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to sue for mercy;
to ask for forgiveness;
begging for magnanimity
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請看
qǐng kàn
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please see ...;
vide
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請示
qǐng shì
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to ask for instructions
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請神容易送神難
qǐng shén róng yì sòng shén nán
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it's easier to invite the devil in than to send him away
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