鑽 zuān
to drill; to get into; to thread one's way through
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pressure on a drill bit
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to drill; to bore a hole; drilled hole
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to be piercingly painful
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boring insect
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diamond ring
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drilling
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drilling machine
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bury oneself in old books and papers
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to drill wood to make fire
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to crawl under a table as a forfeit
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drilling machine
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to bore; to burrow; to crawl through a tunnel
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toadying for personal gain; to curry favor
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to cut a woodblock (e.g. for printing)
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to obsess over a small problem; be stubborn
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to split hairs
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to drill a hole; drilling
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diamond
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highly eligible bachelor; desirable male partner
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to study meticulously; to delve into
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to take advantage of a loophole
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residue from drilling; slag hill
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to use influence to get what one wants
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to get into; to squeeze into
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drill bit
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