死鬼
sǐ guǐCommon spoken expression used by native Chinese speakers in daily life.
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(到时候找到我们 并且把我们杀了 那怎么办) ── Previous context
“So, I need to find two decoys. Throw them onto a lifeboat”
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(今日之事 我就既往不咎了) ── Previous context
“I can even find a scapegoat to take the blame for the Li family's illicit foreign trade.”
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(吕崇山果然坐不住了 他以为他的主子) ── Previous context
“He thinks his master is making him the scapegoat. He's searching everywhere for help escaping the capital.”
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(杀你的不是你得罪的人 就是你仰仗之人) ── Previous context
“You've already become the scapegoat for Hanxiao's murder.”
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📌 真是
→Nuance: 核心均指责对方像饿死鬼吃相
📌 不能再
→Nuance: 同向近义词根配对: [不能 ↔ 决不能]
📌 来
→Nuance: 同向近义词根配对: [替身 ↔ 替死鬼]
⚡ 得了
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⚡ 过分
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⚡ 太过分了
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⚡ 我没有
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⚡ 不可以
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⚡ 有能力
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⚡ 分了
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