抢
qiāng / qiǎngEnglish Meaning
(qiāng) (literary) to knock against (esp. to knock one's head on the ground in grief or rage); opposite in direction; contrary | (qiǎng) to fight over; to rush; to scramble; to grab; to rob; to snatch
HSK 5
00:01
“Snatching whatever you lay eyes on in a relationship is downright shameless.”
感情中
“But in relationships,”
“snatching whatever you see”
那就是不知廉耻
“is nothing but shameless.”
HSK 5
00:01
“She has plenty of options, so you should feel lucky to even treat her.”
想着各种方法让你去买单 那不是所有的女人
“and he kept trying to get you to pay. Not every woman”
“has men rushing to pay for her.”
五十八块钱跟喜欢的人吃个饭 在上海已经很划算了
“Spending 58 yuan to have a meal with someone you like is already a good deal in Shanghai.”
HSK 5
00:01
“We will do everything humanly possible, but brace yourself for the worst.”
你们要有思想准备
“The mother's life is at risk. You need to mentally prepare yourselves.”
“We will do our utmost to save her.”
医生
“Please, doctor.”
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