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輕省
qīng sheng
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relaxed;
easy
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輕看
qīng kàn
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to look down upon
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輕窕
qīng tiǎo
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frivolous;
capricious;
playful
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輕紗
qīng shā
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light muslin;
gauze
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輕罪
qīng zuì
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petty crime;
misdemeanor
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輕者
qīng zhě
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less serious case;
in less severe cases
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輕而易舉
qīng ér yì jǔ
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easy;
with no difficulty
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輕聲
qīng shēng
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quietly;
softly;
neutral tone;
light stress
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輕聲細語
qīng shēng xì yǔ
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to speak softly;
to whisper (idiom)
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輕脆
qīng cuì
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sharp and clear;
crisp;
melodious;
ringing;
tinkling;
silvery (of sound);
fragile;
frail;
also written 清脆
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輕舉妄動
qīng jǔ wàng dòng
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to act blindly without thinking (idiom)
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輕蔑
qīng miè
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to contempt;
to disdain;
pejorative
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輕薄
qīng bó
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light (weight);
frivolous;
a philanderer;
to scorn;
disrespectful
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輕裘肥馬
qīng qiú féi mǎ
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lit. light furs and stout horses;
fig. to live in luxury
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輕視
qīng shì
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contempt;
contemptuous;
to despise;
to scorn;
scornful
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輕言細語
qīng yán xì yǔ
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to speak softly
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輕質石油
qīng zhì shí yóu
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light petroleum (product);
gasoline and diesel oil
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輕質石油產品
qīng zhì shí yóu chǎn pǐn
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light petroleum product (i.e. gasoline and diesel oil)
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輕車熟路
qīng chē shú lù
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lit. to drive a lightweight chariot on a familiar road (idiom);
fig. to do sth routinely and with ease;
a walk in the park
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輕車簡從
qīng chē jiǎn cóng
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(of an official) to travel with little luggage and just a small escort;
to travel without ostentation
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輕軌
qīng guǐ
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light rail;
transit system (underground, at street level or elevated);
streetcar;
metro;
abbr. for 輕型軌道交通|轻型轨道交通[qing1 xing2 gui3 dao4 jiao1 tong1]
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輕輕
qīng qīng
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lightly;
softly
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輕重
qīng zhòng
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severity (of the case);
degree of seriousness;
whether sth is slight or serious
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輕重主次
qīng zhòng zhǔ cì
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to invert the importance of things (i.e. stress the incidental and neglect the main point);
lacking a sense of perspective;
to put the cart before the horse
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輕重倒置
qīng zhòng dào zhì
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to invert the importance of things (i.e. stress the unimportant and neglect the important);
lacking a sense of perspective;
to put the cart before the horse
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