耽搁 | dān ge | to tarry; to delay; to stop over | |
耽心 | dān xīn | variant of 担心 | |
耽忧 | dān yōu | variant of 担忧 | |
耽误 | dān wu | to delay; to hold up; to waste time; to interfere with | |
耽溺 | dān nì | to indulge in; to wallow in |
1 | I was addicted to my radio, you could say - we had no TV then. | |
2 | The first task of the person who wish to live wisely is to free himself or herself from the confines of self-absorption. | |
3 | If cynicism and love lie at opposite ends of a spectrum , do we not sometimes fall in love in order to escape the debilitating cynicism to which we are prone? | |
4 | However, what many of us try to do is to hang onto the "good" emotions and resist the "bad" emotions. | |
5 | Her bad temper drove her husband to drink . |