凑巧 | còu qiǎo | fortuitously; luckily; as chance has it | |
凑合 | còu he | to bring together; to make do in a bad situation; to just get by; to improvise; passable; not too bad | |
凑近 | còu jìn | to approach; to lean close to | |
紧凑 | jǐn còu | compact; terse; tight (schedule) | |
拼凑 | pīn còu | to assemble; to put together |
1 | And then, as introverts, we don't get together and share our experiences, so we assume we're all alone. | |
2 | A conference is a gathering of important people who singly can do nothing but together can decide nothing can be done. | |
3 | It happened to be a Sunday. | |
4 | The others barely glanced at it and went back to their shovels, almost enthusiastically, searching for the French Woman, but I went up to the body and forced myself to look at it closely. | |
5 | 事实上,如果这个特定的世界能偶然地凑齐所有的生命产生的条件,那真是几乎不可能发生的幸运,因为罗列在列表上的元素和要求是如此之多。 Indeed, it would be an improbable bit of luck if this particular world did happen to have all the right stuff for life, since so many ingredients and conditions have to fall in line. |