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赶出
gǎn chū
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to drive away
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赶前不赶后
gǎn qián bù gǎn hòu
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it's better to hurry at the start than to rush later (idiom)
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赶工
gǎn gōng
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to work against the clock;
to hurry with work to get it done in time
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赶明儿
gǎn míng r
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(coll.) some day;
one of these days
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赶浪头
gǎn làng tou
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to follow the trend
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赶羊
gǎn yáng
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to drive sheep;
to herd sheep
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赶考
gǎn kǎo
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to go and take an imperial examination
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赶脚
gǎn jiǎo
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to work as a carter or porter;
to transport goods for a living (esp. by donkey)
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赶英超美
gǎn yīng chāo měi
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to catch up with England and surpass the USA (economic goal)
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赶鸭子上架
gǎn yā zi shàng jià
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lit. to drive a duck onto a perch (idiom);
fig. to push sb to do sth way beyond their ability
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轰赶
hōng gǎn
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to drive away
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驱魔赶鬼
qū mó gǎn guǐ
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to exorcise;
to drive out evil spirits
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赶慢
gǎn màn
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to rush and slow down; hurriedly
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人赶
rén gǎn
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to drive people away; to expel people
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赶着
gǎn zhe
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hurry to; drive or urge someone to do something quickly
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赶回
gǎn huí
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to rush back; to hurry back
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赶过来
gǎn guò lái
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hurried over; to rush over to a place or person
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赶庙会
gǎn miào huì
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attend a temple fair; go to a temple fair
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赶时间
gǎn shí jiān
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to be in a hurry; to rush for time; to be pressed for time
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赶不回来
gǎn bù huí lái
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unable to return in a short period of time; cannot rush back
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赶去
gǎn qù
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to hurry or rush to a place
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赶回去
gǎn huí qù
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to hurry back; to rush back
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赶出去
gǎn chū qù
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to drive out; to expel; to remove forcibly
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赶过去
gǎn guò qù
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rush over; to move swiftly or hastily towards a certain location
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赶得上
gǎn dé shàng
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catch up to; to keep pace with; to reach the same level or standard as something/someone
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