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时隐时现
shí yǐn shí xiàn
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appearing and disappearing (idiom);
intermittently visible
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隐君子
yǐn jūn zi
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recluse;
hermit;
used for homophone 癮君子|瘾君子, opium addict
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隐没
yǐn mò
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to vanish gradually;
to disappear;
to fade out
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恻隐之心
cè yǐn zhī xīn
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compassion
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归隐
guī yǐn
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to go back to one's native place and live in seclusion
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隐隐约约
yǐn yǐn yuē yuē
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faint;
distant;
barely audible
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隐语
yǐn yǔ
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secret language;
codeword
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隐讳
yǐn huì
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to hold back from saying precisely what is on one's mind
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隐伏
yǐn fú
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to hide;
to lie low
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隐现
yǐn xiàn
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glimpse (of something hidden)
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隐疾
yǐn jí
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an unmentionable illness (e.g. venereal disease)
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隐血
yǐn xuè
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occult blood (in medicine, fecal blood from internal bleeding)
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隐衷
yǐn zhōng
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a secret;
sth best not told to anyone;
confidential information
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个人隐私
gè rén yǐn sī
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personal privacy;
private matters
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忽隐忽现
hū yǐn hū xiàn
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intermittent;
now you see it, now you don't
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恻隐
cè yǐn
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compassion;
empathetic
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时显时隐
shí xiǎn shí yǐn
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appearing and disappearing;
intermittently visible
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月光隐遁
yuè guāng yǐn dùn
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to live in hiding;
living as a recluse;
to hide from the world
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李商隐
lǐ shāng yǐn
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Li Shangyin (c. 813-858), Tang poet
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消隐
xiāo yǐn
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to hide;
to retreat into privacy
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该隐
gāi yǐn
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Cain (name);
Cain (biblical character), a figure of Judeo-Christian-Muslim mythology
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郇山隐修会
xún shān yǐn xiū huì
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Priory of Zion (fictional masonic order)
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隐事
yǐn shì
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a secret
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隐位
yǐn wèi
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cryptic epitope (immunology, a protein component that becomes effective when activated by antigen)
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隐修
yǐn xiū
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monasticism
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