折磨 | zhé mó | to torment; to torture | |
琢磨 | zhuó mó | to carve and polish (jade); to polish and refine a literary work | |
磨难 | mó nàn | a torment; a trial; tribulation; a cross (to bear); well-tried | |
消磨 | xiāo mó | to wear down; to sap; to whittle away; to while away; to idle away | |
磨炼 | mó liàn | see 磨练 |
磨盘 | mò pán | lower millstone; tray of a mill | |
磨坊 | mò fáng | mill | |
磨叨 | mò dao | to grumble; to chatter | |
磨烦 | mò fan | to pester; to bother sb incessantly; to delay; to prevaricate | |
有钱能使鬼推磨 | yǒu qián néng shǐ guǐ tuī mò | lit. money will make the Devil turn millstones (idiom); fig. with money, you can do anything you like |
1 | Money makes the world go round. | |
2 | She likes to grind coffee by hand. | |
3 | Sharpening a knife can save chopping work. | |
4 | The greatest truths are the simplest, and cannot be understood or expressed. | |
5 | It's not allowed to kill time here. Move along! |