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| 掉 | diào | to fall / to drop / to lag behind / to lose / to go missing / to reduce / fall (in prices) / to lose (value, weight etc) / to wag / to swing / to turn / to change / to exchange / to swap / to show off / to shed (hair) / (used after certain verbs to express completion, fulfillment, removal etc) |
| 摆动 | bǎi dòng | to sway / to swing / to move back and forth / to oscillate |
| 扭 | niǔ | to turn / to twist / to wring / to sprain / to swing one's hips |
| 打得火热 | dǎ de huǒ rè | (idiom) to be on very good terms with each other / to hit it off with sb / to be passionately in love with each other / to carry on intimately with / (of trading, conflict etc) to be in full swing |
| 甩手 | shuǎi shǒu | to swing one's arms / to wash one's hands of sth |
| 甩 | shuǎi | to throw / to fling / to swing / to leave behind / to throw off / to dump (sb) |
| 晃悠 | huàng you | to swing / to sway / to wobble / to hang around / to hover around |
| 摆晃 | bǎi huàng | to swing / to sway |
| 抡 | lūn | to swing (one's arms, a heavy object) / to wave (a sword, one's fists) / to fling (money) |
| 取长补短 | qǔ cháng bǔ duǎn | lit. use others' strengths to make up for one's weak points (idiom from Mencius) / to use this in place of that / what you lose on the swings, you win on the roundabouts |
| 顺拐 | shùn guǎi | to swing the arm and leg on the same side of the body together while walking |
| 摆荡 | bǎi dàng | to swing / to sway |
| 荡秋千 | dàng qiū qiān | to swing (on a swing) |
| 悠 | yōu | long or drawn out / remote in time or space / leisurely / to swing / pensive / worried |
| 甩动 | shuǎi dòng | to shake / to fling one's arm / to lash / to swing |
| 摆手 | bǎi shǒu | to wave one's hand / to gesture with one's hand (beckoning, waving good-bye etc) / to swing one's arms |
| 失之东隅，收之桑榆 | shī zhī dōng yú , shōu zhī sāng yú | to lose at sunrise but gain at sunset (idiom) / to compensate later for one's earlier loss / what you lose on the swings you gain on the roundabouts |
| 甩袖子 | shuǎi xiù zi | to swing one's sleeve (in anger) |