鑽壓
zuàn yā
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pressure on a drill bit
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鑽孔
zuān kǒng
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to bore a hole;
to drill;
drilled hole
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鑽心
zuān xīn
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to sneak in;
to infiltrate;
to be piercingly painful;
to be unbearable (of pain, itch etc)
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鑽心蟲
zuān xīn chóng
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boring insect;
snout moth's larva (Aphomia gullaris or Plodia interpuncuella or Heliothus armigera etc), major agricultural pest
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鑽戒
zuàn jiè
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diamond ring;
CL:隻|只[zhi1]
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鑽探
zuān tàn
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drilling
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鑽探機
zuān tàn jī
|
drilling machine
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鑽故紙堆
zuān gù zhǐ duī
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to dig into piles of outdated writings (idiom); to study old books and papers
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鑽木取火
zuān mù qǔ huǒ
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to drill wood to make fire
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鑽桌子
zuān zhuō zi
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to crawl under a table (e.g. as a penalty for losing in a card game)
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鑽機
zuàn jī
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drilling machine
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鑽洞
zuān dòng
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to bore;
to burrow;
to crawl through a tunnel
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鑽營
zuān yíng
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toadying for personal gain;
to curry favor;
to study in great depth
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鑽版
zuān bǎn
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to cut a woodblock (e.g. for printing)
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鑽牛角
zuān niú jiǎo
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lit. honing a bull's horn; fig. to waste time on an insoluble or insignificant problem;
to bash one's head against a brick wall;
a wild goose chase;
a blind alley;
to split hairs;
same as idiom 鑽牛角尖|钻牛角尖
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鑽牛角尖
zuān niú jiǎo jiān
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lit. to penetrate into a bull's horn (idiom); fig. to waste time on an insoluble or insignificant problem;
to bash one's head against a brick wall;
a wild goose chase;
a blind alley;
to split hairs
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鑽眼
zuān yǎn
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to drill a hole;
drilling
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鑽石
zuàn shí
|
diamond;
CL:顆|颗[ke1]
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鑽石王老五
zuàn shí wáng lǎo wǔ
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highly eligible bachelor;
desirable male partner
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鑽研
zuān yán
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to study meticulously;
to delve into
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鑽空子
zuān kòng zi
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lit. to drill a hole;
to take advantage of a loophole;
to exploit an advantage;
to seize the opportunity (esp. to do sth bad)
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鑽粉
zuān fěn
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residue from drilling;
slag hill
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鑽謀
zuān móu
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to use influence to get what one wants;
to find a way through (esp. corrupt);
to succeed by means fair or foul
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鑽進
zuān jìn
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to get into;
to dig into (studies, job etc);
to squeeze into
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鑽頭
zuàn tóu
|
drill bit
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