窝囊 | wō nang | to feel vexed; annoyed; good-for-nothing; stupid and cowardly | |
眼窝 | yǎn wō | eye socket | |
蜂窝 | fēng wō | bee's nest; honeycomb; fig. honeycomb figure | |
窝囊废 | wō nang fèi | (coll.) spineless coward; wimp; a good-for-nothing | |
一窝蜂 | yī wō fēng | like a swarm of bees; everyone swarms around pushing and shouting; a hornet's nest |
1 | For now, I keep her off until dawn, when I let her out of her crate. | |
2 | Wouldn't it be better for us to give them to our neighbor, who will give us a beehive for them? | |
3 | 那个鸟妈妈——我们不妨称呼她画眉鸟夫人——的数学非常不好,因此当她回来再次坐在她的蛋宝宝身上时,她并没有注意到她的窝里额外多了一个大个头的蛋。 That mother bird - we might call her Mrs. Thrush - is not very good at math. So when she returns to sit on her eggs, she doesn' t notice there is an extra large egg in the nest. | |
4 | This feather was picked up from the heath, the bird was not shot: we saw its nest in the winter, full of little skeletons. | |
5 | I always knew they were a nest of careerists, but recent experience shows that the careerist is now being replaced by worse: the ideologue rampant. |