捏造 | niē zào | to make up; to fabricate | |
捏一把汗 | niē yī bǎ hàn | to break out into a cold sweat (idiom) | |
拿捏 | ná niē | to grasp; (dialect) affecting shyness; coy; to create difficulties | |
捏合 | niē hé | to act as a go between | |
凭空捏造 | píng kōng niē zào | fabrication relying on nothing (idiom); frame-up |
1 | She looked then took my hand and squeezed it. | |
2 | She pinched her voice between two fingers and spoke to that guy for Mr. Hu. Without asking who was her then run away to find Mr. Hu. | |
3 | Just now , we were so worried about the tortoise. Next , it's relax time ! Please listen to the songs from Grade Three. | |
4 | I found it hard to breathe as I pinched my nose to keep the tears from falling. | |
5 | Hailed as a milestone, it can use tiny movements such as the pinch of a finger to generate power. |