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御姐 (yù jiě) Mature Lady
Meaning: “御姐”的本意是对姐姐的敬称，引申为指外表、身材和个性成熟的年轻女性类型，她们通常具备一些个性（20岁～36岁），身高一般160cm以上。“御姐” was originally a formal way to address one’s older sister. From there, its meaning extended to young women with mature appearance, stature, and personality. They usually have some personality, are aged 20 to 36, and generally have height above 160cm.

作秀(zuòxiù)publicity stunt, show off Usage: “作秀” 中的“秀”是英文“show”的音译，“作秀”指弄虚作假、做表面文章，不真实的公众行为。常用于贬义。The “秀” in “作秀” is borrowed from the English “show.” It refers to falsified, deceptive writing or public behavior. The term is often used in a derogatory manner.

代言 (dài yán) endorsement Origin: “代言”现在指明星为某件事或某种产品作为代表发表自己的看法，并且积极推荐人们使用。一般情况下，请明星代言要花费很高的费用。“代言” means how some celebrities express their views towards a certain issue or product, actively recommending its use to others. Normally, a celebrity will require a high fee for an endorsement.

赠品(zèngpǐn) (complimentary) gift Meaning: “赠品”在现代社会主要指在购买商品时，获得的商家免费赠送的另一种物品。除此以外，企业对顾客、合作商等免费派发馈赠的物品、食品品尝、商品试用，都可称其为赠品。In modern society, “赠品” refers to free gifts business give when people buy their products. In addition, complimentary gifts, food tastings, and product samples from businesses can also be called “赠品.”

猫腻 (māonì) secrete, underhanded activity; ignoble trick Usage: “猫腻”是北京方言，指隐秘的活动，尤其指不为众人所知的、不光彩的事情。
“猫腻” is a local Beijing saying. It means underhanded activity, especially a secretive or ignoble trick.