走私 | zǒu sī | to smuggle; to have an illicit affair | |
私人 | sī rén | private; personal; interpersonal; sb with whom one has a close personal relationship; a member of one's clique | |
私营 | sī yíng | privately-owned; private | |
无私 | wú sī | selfless; unselfish; disinterested; altruistic | |
私下 | sī xià | in private |
1 | Again, I'm not judging cars, but all of that, if you think about it, makes riding on a bus or train actually seem nice. | |
2 | On the other hand, none of my friends so much as own a personal blog, much less partake in professional blogging. | |
3 | I am alive only when I am with you. When I am alone, the most dazzling sun seems to have lost the brilliance. | |
4 | Girls at this age shy away from risk, which is exactly why lots of girls' programs began in the private sector. | |
5 | Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. |