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難記
nán jì
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hard to remember
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難走
nán zǒu
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hard to get to;
difficult to travel (i.e. the road is bad)
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難辭其咎
nán cí qí jiù
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cannot escape censure (idiom);
has to bear the blame
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難逃法網
nán táo fǎ wǎng
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It is hard to escape the dragnet of the law;
the long arm of the law
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難過
nán guò
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to feel sad;
to feel unwell;
(of life) to be difficult
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難道
nán dào
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don't tell me ...;
could it be that...?
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難關
nán guān
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difficulty;
crisis
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難題
nán tí
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difficult problem
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難點
nán diǎn
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difficulty
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靖難之役
jìng nán zhī yì
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war of 1402 between successors of the first Ming Emperor
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非難
fēi nàn
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reproof;
blame
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面有難色
miàn yǒu nán sè
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to show signs of reluctance or embarrassment
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面臨困難
miàn lín kùn nán
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to be faced with problems
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騎虎難下
qí hǔ nán xià
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if you ride a tiger, it's hard to get off (idiom); fig. impossible to stop halfway
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高難
gāo nán
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extremely difficult;
hard and dangerous;
challenging
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魔難
mó nàn
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variant of 磨難|磨难[mo2 nan4]
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黃帝八十一難經
huáng dì bā shí yī nàn jīng
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The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Eighty-one Difficulties, medical text, c. 1st century AD
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時難別
shí nán bié
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difficult to part when meeting; challenging to say goodbye
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很難
hěn nán
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very difficult
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祛難
qū nán
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remove difficulties; eliminate troubles
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這一難
zhè yī nán
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this difficulty; this hurdle
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論難
lùn nán
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debate; contention
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