Vocabulary: 都柏林人
- clothes iron
- a mute; mute; silent
- (idiom) to let the matter rest; to just let it go; to take it lying down (usu. used in the negative)
- Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), German philosopher
- Monday
- scattered
- passenger fare
- beautiful; fine
- drunk; intoxicated
- to be accustomed to (a certain lifestyle etc)
- laundry room
- to have a falling out; to have a big argument
- laundry (commercial establishment)
- to plan; to seek; scheme
- 差事 chāi shi: 差事 chai1 shi5: errand; assignment; job; commission; CL:件[jian4]; see also 差使[chai1 shi5]差事 chà shì: 差事 cha4 shi4: poor; not up to standard
- greenhouse
- flowers and plants
- adorable; cute; lovely
- the tropics; tropical
- 剪 Jiǎn: 剪 Jian3: surname Jian剪 jiǎn: 剪 jian3: (bound form) scissors or similar tool; to cut as with scissors; (bound form) to wipe out; to exterminate; to edit (video, audio etc)
- leaflet; flier; pamphlet
- (idiom) fair and reasonable; sensible; standing to reason
- (small) bell; CL:隻|只[zhi1]
- in twos and threes
- apron
- steam; heat; CL:股[gu3]
- 捋 lǚ: 捋 lu:3: to smooth or arrange sth using one's fingers; to stroke捋 lūo: 捋 luo1: to hold sth long and run one's hand along it
- shirt; CL:件[jian4]
- galvanized iron sheet (for building construction)
- hot tea
- to eat and drink; food and drink
- to frolic; to romp
- 姬 jī: 姬 ji1: woman; concubine; female entertainer (archaic)姬 Jī: 姬 Ji1: surname Ji; family name of the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty 周代[Zhou1 dai4] (1046–256 BC)