徐徐 | xú xú | slowly; gently | |
半老徐娘 | bàn lǎo xú niáng | middle-aged but still attractive woman; lady of a certain age | |
徐步 | xú bù | to stroll; to walk slowly | |
徐娘半老 | xú niáng bàn lǎo | middle-aged but still attractive woman; lady of a certain age | |
徐缓 | xú huǎn | slow; sluggish; lazily; to slow down |
1 | "All of the big news websites have her, " says Xu. | |
2 | "The change in the growing season may mean there is less grassland biomass available for grazing," says Xu. | |
3 | According to Ms Xu, her company can now react more rapidly to customer design requests, while cutting out hold-ups due to transport delays and customs bureaucracy. | |
4 | "Those problems are mainly caused by a combination of long work hours, a lack of exercise and irregular eating habits, " said a doctor who would only provide her surname, Xu. | |
5 | “他们闻起来象一头大蒜,”开餐厅的徐老板和许多人有相同的看法,“我们上海人爱干净,家里也弄得很整洁,我们更有教养,我们喝咖啡,他们只喝茶。” "They smell like garlic," said restaurateur Xu, voicing a popular refrain. "We Shanghai people keep ourselves and our homes very clean. We are more refined. We drink coffee. They only drink tea. |