‘Āi yo’ is a common, informal interjection used

‘Āi shēng tàn qì’ literally combines four ch

‘Míng zhé’ is a classical Chinese compound mea

‘哲思’ (zhé sī) is a formal, literary noun mea

‘哲人’ literally combines 哲 (zhé), meaning 'wi

‘哲理’ (zhé lǐ) is a compound noun meaning 'ph

哲学 (zhé xué) literally means 'the study of wis

'Āi yō wèi' is a highly expressive, exaggerated

‘哎嗯’ (āi ōng) is a two-syllable interjection

"Āi hēi" is a cheerful, informal interjection us

‘哎呀’ is an interjection used to express mild s

‘Āi yō’ is an interjection used to express sud

'Hā hā' is an onomatopoeic interjection that mim

品德 (pǐndé) is a compound noun meaning 'moral c

咬牙 literally means 'to bite one's teeth' and fun

‘呆立’ is a compound verb meaning to stand motio

‘呆头呆脑’ is a reduplicative four-character idi

‘Fā dāi’ literally combines ‘fā’ (to emit,

呆滞 (dāi zhì) is an adjective describing a lack

呆板 (dāi bǎn) is an adjective describing someon

‘吻痕’ literally means ‘kiss mark’ — combinin

‘接吻’ literally means ‘to receive a kiss’—‘

"Wěn bié" literally combines 吻 (wěn), meaning

‘Chǎo zuǐ’ literally combines ‘chǎo’ (to qu

‘吵嚷’ is a compound verb meaning to shout noisi

‘吵翻’ is a vivid, colloquial verb meaning to qu

‘吵架’ is a compound verb meaning 'to quarrel' o

‘含泪’ literally means 'holding back tears' or '

‘含笑’ literally means ‘to hold a smile’ — th

含蓄 (hán xù) is an adjective describing communi

吐气 literally means 'to expel breath' — 吐 (tǔ)

‘吐槽’ (tǔ cáo) literally means ‘to spit out

吐露 (tǔ lù) is a formal, literary verb meaning

'卷入' (juǎn rù) is a verb meaning 'to be drawn

匆遽 (cōng jù) is a literary, two-character adje

急匆匆 is an adverb meaning 'in great haste' or 'h

勿忘 is a classical, concise imperative phrase mea

劝说 means 'to persuade' or 'to urge verbally' —

劝告 (quàngào) is a formal noun meaning 'admonit

气势 (qì shì) literally combines 气 (qì, 'vital