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整 |
zhěng lǐ | to arrange / to tidy up / to sort out / to straighten out / to list systematically / to collate (data, files) / to pack (luggage) |
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打 |
dǎ bāo | to wrap; to pack / to put leftovers in a doggy bag for take-out / (computing) to package (i.e. create an archive file) |
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包 |
bāo zhuāng | to pack / to package / to wrap / packaging |
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群 |
qún | group / crowd / flock, herd, pack etc |
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装 |
zhuāng | adornment / to adorn / dress / clothing / costume (of an actor in a play) / to play a role / to pretend / to install / to fix / to wrap (sth in a bag) / to load / to pack |
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收 |
shōu shi | to put in order / to tidy up / to pack / to repair / (coll.) to sort sb out / to fix sb |
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背 |
bēi bāo | knapsack / rucksack / infantry pack / field pack / blanket roll / CL:个 |
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堆 |
duī qì | lit. to pile up (bricks) / to pack / fig. to pad out (writing with fancy phrases) / ornate rhetoric |
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超 |
chāo qián | to be ahead of one's time / to surpass or outdo one's predecessors / to be ahead of the pack / to take the lead / advanced |
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弥 |
mí tiān dà huǎng | a pack of lies (idiom) |
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收 |
shōu shù | to constrict / to draw tight / to gather (one's thoughts) / to bring to a close / to pack (for a journey) |
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封 |
fēng guǒ | to wrap up / to pack up |
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包 |
bāo zā | to wrap up / to pack / to bind up (a wound) |
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自 |
zì rè | to heat up by itself; (attributive) self-heating (esp. of meal kits heated with a water-activated pack) |
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面 |
miàn mó | facial mask / cleanser / face pack / facial (treatment) |
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一 |
yī qí jué chén | (idiom) to lead the pack by a wide margin; to leave one's competitors trailing behind in one's dust |
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狐 |
hú qún gǒu dǎng | a skulk of foxes, a pack of dogs (idiom) / a gang of rogues |
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卷 |
juǎn pū gai | to roll up one's bedding; to pack one's things / (fig.) to quit / (fig.) to get fired; to get the sack |
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驮 |
duò | load carried by a pack animal |
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收 |
shōu shān | (slang) (from Cantonese) to bow out after a long career / to pack it in / (of a gangster, prostitute etc) to get out of the game / (of a business) to cease to operate |