姑母 | gū mǔ | father's sister; paternal aunt | |
姑妈 | gū mā | (coll.) father's married sister; paternal aunt | |
尼姑 | ní gū | Buddhist nun | |
姑息 | gū xī | excessively tolerant; to overindulge (sb); overly conciliatory; to seek appeasement at any price | |
姑且 | gū qiě | for the time being; tentatively |
1 | Is not so not. If grandmother Gu really of don't know the words of anything, so that talks on the phone very oddness. | |
2 | Third aunt: vernon, we don't have other meaning in fact. We come here mainly for you give us a big hand today to our Tomorrow Village. | |
3 | Riding home with her aunts, Margie could tell they were speaking in low tones about her wish. | |
4 | But, Auntie, don't you even know what he wrote? | |
5 | We shouldn't be indulgent towards his mistakes. |