| 无暇 | wú xiá | too busy; to have no time for; fully occupied | |
| 闲暇 | xián xiá | leisure; free time; unoccupied; not in use | |
| 闲暇 | xián xiá | leisure | |
| 目不暇接 | mù bù xiá jiē | lit. too much for the eye to take in (idiom); a feast for the eyes | |
| 应接不暇 | yìng jiē bù xiá | more than one can attend to (idiom); deluged (with inquiries etc); overwhelmed (by the beauty of the scenery) |
| 1 | a New Guinea has some of the most beautiful freshwater fishes found anywhere including gobies gudgeons and rainbow fish. | |
| 2 | Our life style, our leisurely pursuits, and the environment in which we live must be consistent with the wealth of society. | |
| 3 | Dermatologists say your old makeup may be causing you blemishes or even worse - it could lead to a dangerous infection. | |
| 4 | Sales of make-up for men are booming, with bronzers, brow pencils, eyeliners and concealers | |
| 5 | The biggest flaw in extradition is not politics, however, but the treatment of those who lack Mr Polanski' s wealth and connections. |
