遺珠
yí zhū
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unrecognized talent
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遺產
yí chǎn
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heritage;
legacy;
inheritance;
bequest;
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遺產稅
yí chǎn shuì
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inheritance tax;
estate tax
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遺男
yí nán
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orphan;
posthumous son
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遺留
yí liú
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to leave behind;
to hand down
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遺稿
yí gǎo
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surviving manuscript;
bequeathed draft (of book)
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遺精
yí jīng
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nocturnal emission;
wet dream
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遺缺
yí quē
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vacancy
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遺老
yí lǎo
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old fogy;
adherent of previous dynasty
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遺腹子
yí fù zǐ
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posthumous child
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遺臭萬年
yí chòu wàn nián
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to have one's name go down in history as a byword for infamy (idiom)
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遺落
yí luò
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to leave behind (inadvertently);
to forget;
to omit;
to leave out
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遺著
yí zhù
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posthumous work (of a writer)
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遺蛻
yí tuì
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to shed skin;
to leave one's mortal envelope;
remains (of a priest)
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遺言
yí yán
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words of the deceased;
last words of the dying;
wisdom of past sages
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遺訓
yí xùn
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wishes of the deceased
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遺詔
yí zhào
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posthumous edict (of former emperor)
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遺贈
yí zèng
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to bequeath
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遺跡
yí jì
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trace;
vestige;
historical remains;
remnant
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遺願
yí yuàn
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final wishes of the departed
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遺風
yí fēng
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tradition or style from the past;
old ways;
surviving tradition;
relic
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遺骨
yí gǔ
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(dead) human remains
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遺骸
yí hái
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(dead) human remains
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遺體
yí tǐ
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remains (of a dead person)
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遺體告別式
yí tǐ gào bié shì
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funeral
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