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从没 cóng méi never (in the past) / never did
有没有 yǒu méi yǒu (before a noun) Do (you, they etc) have ...? / Is there a ...? / (before a verb) Did (you, they etc) (verb, infinitive)? / Have (you, they etc) (verb, past participle)?
wèi not yet / did not / have not / not / 8th earthly branch: 1-3 p.m., 6th solar month (7th July-6th August), year of the Sheep / ancient Chinese compass point: 210°
增生 zēng shēng (medicine) hyperplasia / (abbr. for 增廣生員|增广生员[zeng1guang3 sheng1yuan2]) a scholar studying for the Ming dynasty imperial examinations who did not make the quota for support in the form of a monthly allowance of rice that students who made the quota received
滴定 dìng titration
何曾 céng did I ever ...? (or "did he ever ...?" etc)
有则改之,无则加勉 yǒu gǎi zhī , jiā miǎn correct any mistakes you made, but maintain your good record if you did not make them (idiom)
底定 dìng (literary) to quell an insurgency / (Tw) to settle (a matter)
素面朝天 miàn cháo tiān lit. to present oneself confidently to the emperor, without makeup (as did the sister of Yang Guifei 楊貴妃|杨贵妃[Yang2 Gui4 fei1]) (idiom) / fig. (of a woman) to show one's natural features, without makeup / to present oneself just as one is, without artifice
怎么回事 zěn me huí shì what's the matter? / what's going on? / how could that be? / how did that come about? / what's it all about?
怎么搞的 zěn me gǎo de How did it happen? / What's wrong? / What went wrong? / What's up?
应该的 yīng gāi de you're most welcome / sure thing! / I did what I was supposed to do
断片儿 duàn piànr (coll.) to suffer an alcohol-induced blackout / to be unable to recall what one did while drunk
穷二代 qióng èr dài those who did not benefit from the Chinese economic reforms of the 1980s / see also 富二代[fu4 er4 dai4]
肄业证书 zhèng shū certificate of partial completion / certificate of attendance (for a student who did not graduate)
胯下之辱 kuà xià zhī lit. the humiliation of having to crawl between the legs of one's adversary (as Han Xin 韓信|韩信[Han2 Xin4] supposedly did rather than engage in a sword fight) (idiom) / fig. utter humiliation


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