‘叫卖’ is a verb meaning ‘to hawk (goods)’ —

‘叫车’ literally means ‘to call a car’ and fun

‘叫醒’ is a transitive verb meaning 'to wake (so

友人 (yǒu rén) literally combines 友 (yǒu), mea

交友 literally means 'to exchange friendship' —

‘冷气’ literally means ‘cold air’—the charact

‘冷笑话’ literally means ‘cold joke’ — a humo

‘冷风’ literally means ‘cold wind’ — a compou

再三 means 'repeatedly' or 'again and again', emph

再次 is an adverb meaning 'once again' or 'again',

'Zài jiàn' literally means 'see again'—'zài' m

儿童 (ér tóng) is a formal, written-term noun me

‘儿女’ literally combines 儿 (ér, 'son') and 女

率先 means 'to take the lead' or 'to be the first

先进 (xiān jìn) literally means 'first to advanc

先生 (xiān sheng) literally combines 先 (xiān),

'做游戏' literally means 'to do/make a game', but

'做决定' literally combines '做' (to do/make), '决

'做作业' literally combines 做 (zuò, 'to do/make'

做事 (zuò shì) literally means 'to do things' an

'做饭' literally combines '做' (zuò), meaning 'to

The word 问候 (wèn hòu) literally combines 问 (w

等候 means 'to wait' in a formal, respectful, or p

'Nǐ hǎo ma?' is a standard, polite greeting in C

'Nǐ hǎo' is the most common and universally appr

'Zhù xiào' literally means 'to live at school'

'Jīn fēi xī bǐ' literally means 'today is not

'Shén me dōng xi' literally combines 'shén me'

什么事 (shén me shì) literally combines 什 (shé

Shén me rén literally combines shén me (what) a

为什么 (wèi shén me) is the standard Mandarin wo

洪亮 (hóng liàng) is an adjective describing a v

关注 (guān zhù) is a verb meaning 'to pay attent

过关 literally means 'to pass the pass' — '过' (g

'开关' (kāi guān) literally combines '开' (to op

'关系' (guān xì) literally combines '关' (guān)

关门 literally means 'to close the door' — 关 (gu

‘那样’ (nà yàng) is an adverb meaning 'like th

‘这样’ (zhè yàng) literally combines ‘这’ (z

那么 (nà me) is an adverb or conjunction meaning