jiă liú
甲流
A/H1N1 fluyì qíng
疫情
epidemic situationgé lí
隔离
isolate, quarantine
Category: Polular Word
每日一词:咽不下这口气(Yànbúxià zhè kǒu qì)
咽不下这口气。(Yànbúxià zhè kǒu qì.)I just can’t let it go. 用法说明 “咽不下这口气”表示受了委屈,不愿意再忍耐了,用来说明对某事或某人很生气,不服气。 Meaning “咽不下这口气” means somebody who suffers from injustice
Popular Word – 剩女
shuĭ huò
水货
Gray import goods; smuggled goodsshăn hūn
闪婚
Flash marriage. This Chinese term originated in the early 21st century to describe a marriage between partners who wed after knowing one another for less than 7 months.
每日一词:左撇子( zuǒpiězi) left-hander
左撇子(zuǒpiězi ):left-hander 释义 “左撇子”是指习惯使用左手做事的人,比如左手用筷子、左手用剪刀等。 Meaning “左撇子(zuǒpiězi)” refers to those who are used to using their left hands to do
Popular Word – 三伏天
xià zhì
夏至
Summer solsticeyán rè
炎热
(Of weather) scorching, burning hot
每日一词:马大哈(mǎ dà hā)A Careless Person
马大哈mǎ dà hā 释义 Meaning “马大哈”指做事马虎、粗心、草率的人。对很多事情都无所谓,比较随便,爱忘事。本词最早来源于“马马虎虎”“大大咧咧”“嘻嘻哈哈”三个词的组合。 马大哈(mǎ dà hā)" refers to those who are careless and hasty. They hold a
Popular Word – 祭祖
qīng míng jié
清明节
The Qingming Festival ("Tomb-sweeping Day"), meaning Clear and Bright Festival, is a traditional Chinese festival that falls on the 104th day after the winter solstice (or the 15th day after the Spring Equinox). It usually occurs around the first week of April. For Chinese, it is a day to visit graves and remember and honor one’s ancestors.
每日一词:旱鸭子 (hàn yāzi)a landlubber
旱鸭子 (hàn yāzi)a landlubber; non-swimmer 释义 “旱鸭子”是指从来不下水,只在陆地上饲养的鸭子。鸭子大都可以在水里生活并且会游泳的,所以旱鸭子用来比喻不会游泳的人。 Meaning "旱鸭子(hàn yāzi)" refers to the ducks which are raised on land and
Popular Word – 拜年
tiē chūn lián
贴春联
Post a spring couplet. On the eve of the Spring Festival, every household will post on their door a spring couplet written on red paper creating a happy and prosperous environment for the Festival. In the past, the Chinese often wrote their own spring couplet with a brush or asked others to doit it for them; nowadays it is common for people to buy a printed spring couplet in the market.
31 Words For Idiot In Chinese
It seems I’m a bit obssessed with synonyms. Just for fun, here is a list of 31 ways to say