嫌疑人 | xián yí rén | a suspect | |
涉嫌 | shè xián | to be a suspect (in a crime); to be suspected of | |
嫌疑 | xián yí | suspicion; to have suspicions | |
嫌弃 | xián qì | to regard with disdain; to shun | |
嫌疑犯 | xián yí fàn | a suspect |
1 | For them the working hours are never long enough. | |
2 | Chinese writers on tea have always insisted on personal attention in boiling tea, or since that are necessarily inconvenient, that two boy servants be specially trained to do the job. | |
3 | The boys here were annoying but not disgusting--which was a great comfort. | |
4 | So long as we scatter it, thought force is of little use to us, but as soon as we are prepared to take the trouble necessary to harness it, all knowledge is ours. | |
5 | Now, of course, that's a bit of a cheat because the claim isn't to spend eternity doing math problems and nothing but math problems. |