伶俐 | líng lì | clever; witty; intelligent | |
优伶 | yōu líng | (old) performing artist; actor; actress | |
孤苦伶仃 | gū kǔ líng dīng | solitary and impoverished (idiom) | |
伶牙俐齿 | líng yá lì chǐ | clever and eloquent (idiom); fluent; having the gift of the gab | |
伶仃 | líng dīng | alone and helpless; also written 零丁 |
1 | And when you read your Bible, That's called ?listening?to your Good Shepherd, for He speaks to you through His Word. | |
2 | Shout with joy to God, all the earth! | |
3 | In order to make married sex better, try to stop thinking of her as your adorable and adoring wife when the two of you get frisky. | |
4 | Then we turn to music, alcohol, the television, the Internet - all to avoid being in our own company. | |
5 | O clap your hands, all ye people; shout unto God with the voice of triumph. |