子
zǐ / ziEnglish Meaning
(zǐ) son; child; seed; egg; small thing; 1st earthly branch: 11 p.m.-1 a.m., midnight, 11th solar month (7th December to 5th January), year of the Rat; Viscount, fourth of five orders of nobility 位; ancient Chinese compass point: 0° (north); subsidiary; subordinate; sub- | (zi) (noun suffix)
HSK 1
00:01
“Go ahead and run me over, I'm not moving an inch.”
把我轧成肉泥
“I won't leave,”
“even if you run me over a thousand times.”
你他妈的脚软吗？ 加油门 撞死他 爸
“Don't chicken out. Floor it! Run him over! Dad!”
HSK 1
00:02
“Wu Shanlong isn't smart enough to pull this off; someone else must be pulling the strings.”
我只有一点想不通
“But I don't understand one thing.”
“Wu Shanlong isn't smart.”
怎么会搞出这么多阴谋诡计呢？
“How could he devise so many plans?”
HSK 1
00:01
“We have a mountain of evidence on you, so don't even think about playing dumb.”
我们盯你们不是一天两天了
“We've been watching you for a long time,”
“and this isn't the first or second case.”
你今天可以谁都不认识
“You can deny knowing anyone today.”
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