折本 | shé běn | a loss; to lose money | |
折秤 | shé chèng | discrepancy in weight | |
折耗 | shé hào | loss of goods; damage to goods; shrinkage | |
折钱 | shé qián | a loss; to lose money |
折腾 | zhē teng | to toss from side to side (e.g. sleeplessly); to repeat sth over and over again; to torment sb; to play crazy; to squander (time, money) | |
折箩 | zhē luó | mixed dish of the food left over from a banquet | |
折跟头 | zhē gēn tou | to do a somersault; to turn head over heels | |
折过儿 | zhē guò r | to turn over | |
朱云折槛 | zhū yún zhē kǎn | Mr Zhu Yun breaks the railing (idiom); to challenge and admonish boldly |
曲折 | qū zhé | winding; (fig.) complicated | |
折磨 | zhé mó | to torment; to torture | |
挫折 | cuò zhé | setback; reverse; check; defeat; frustration; disappointment; to frustrate; to discourage; to set sb back; to blunt; to subdue | |
折射 | zhé shè | to refract; refraction; to reflect (in the figurative sense: to show the nature of) | |
转折 | zhuǎn zhé | shift in the trend of events; turnaround; plot shift in a book; turn in the conversation |
1 | The plane is cleaner can beat six fold? | |
2 | They turned back from the gate. | |
3 | Don't fold down the corners of the page, it damages the book. | |
4 | If you fold the letter in two, it will fit into the envelope. | |
5 | Instead of talking on the phone while you fold laundry or clean the kitchen, sit down in a comfortable chair and turn your entire attention over to the conversation. |