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不舒適
bù shū shì
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uncomfortable
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不適
bù shì
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unwell;
indisposed;
out of sorts
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不適當
bù shì dàng
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inadequate;
unfit
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削足適履
xuē zú shì lǚ
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to cut the feet to fit the shoes (idiom); to force sth to fit (as to a Procrustean bed);
impractical or inelegant solution
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合適
hé shì
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suitable;
fitting;
appropriate
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安適
ān shì
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quiet and comfortable
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安閒舒適
ān xián shū shì
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leisurely and free (idiom);
carefree and at ease
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幫寶適
bāng bǎo shì
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(brand) Pampers
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恬適
tián shì
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quiet and comfortable
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普適
pǔ shì
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universal
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暗適應
àn shì yìng
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dark adaptation
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無所適從
wú suǒ shì cóng
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not knowing which course to follow (idiom); at a loss what to do
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胡適
hú shì
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Hu Shi (1891-1962), original proponent of writing in colloquial Chinese 白話文|白话文[bai2 hua4 wen2]
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自適應
zì shì yìng
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adaptive
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舒適
shū shì
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cozy;
snug
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舒適音
shū shì yīn
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comfortable voice (well within one's range of pitch)
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調適
tiáo shì
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to adapt (to an environment etc);
to make sth suitable;
adaptation;
adjustment;
adaptive
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適中
shì zhōng
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moderate;
reasonable;
conveniently situated
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適人
shì rén
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(said of a woman) to marry (old)
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適值
shì zhí
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just at that time;
as it happens;
by good luck, just then
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適切
shì qiè
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apt;
appropriate
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適可而止
shì kě ér zhǐ
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to stop before going too far (idiom); to stop while one can;
don't overdo it;
stop while you're ahead
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適合
shì hé
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to fit;
to suit
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適婚
shì hūn
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of marriageable age;
nubile
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適婚期
shì hūn qī
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ages suitable for getting married
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