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哼 |
hēng | to groan / to snort / to hum / to croon / humph! |
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悲 |
bēi míng | to utter a mournful cry / wail; groan |
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嗯 |
ēn | (a groaning sound) |
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吱 |
zhī | (onom.) creaking or groaning |
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咯 |
gē zhī | (onom.) creak; groan |
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哼 |
hēng hēng jī jī | whining / groaning / muttering |
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长 |
cháng xū duǎn tàn | long moan and short gasp (idiom); continually moaning and groaning in pain |
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呻 |
shēn yín | to moan; to groan |
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狼 |
láng háo guǐ kū | lit. wolves howling, devils groaning (idiom); pathetic screams |
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吟 |
yín | to chant; to recite / verse; song (often used in titles of classical poems) / (literary) to lament; to groan / (bound form) (in poetry) the cry of certain animals and insects / (music) rapid vibrato (technique for playing the guqin 古琴) (cf. 猱, wide vibrato) |
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唶 |
jiè | sigh / groan / loud laughter |
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呻 |
shēn | (literary) to recite; to chant; to intone / (bound form) groan |
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无 |
wú bìng shēn yín | (idiom) to moan and groan despite not being sick; to feign illness; to complain without cause; (of writing) to indulge in confected sentimentality |