菲菲 | fēi fēi | very fragrant; luxurious; beautiful | |
斯普林菲尔德 | sī pǔ lín fēi ěr dé | Springfield | |
王菲 | wáng fēi | Faye Wong (1969-), Hong Kong pop star and actress | |
菲亚特 | fēi yà tè | Fiat | |
卡扎菲 | kǎ zhā fēi | (Colonel Muammar) Gaddafi (1942-2011), de facto leader of Libya from 1969-2011 |
不菲 | bù fěi | considerable (cost etc); bountiful (crop etc); high (social status etc) | |
妄自菲薄 | wàng zì fěi bó | to be unduly humble (idiom); to undervalue oneself | |
菲薄 | fěi bó | humble; meager; thin; to despise | |
菲姬 | fěi jī | Fergie (Stacy Ann Ferguson, 1975-), US pop singer |
1 | Three years ago, my dog Phoebe ran away near our house in Cold Spring, N. | |
2 | "What do you think about this one?" she called out one hot September afternoon shortly after Phoebe had started back to school. | |
3 | Keith becomes upset, because Ferragamo was the only one in the past who was there for him. | |
4 | Patient as Phoebe was - as we all were - there were plenty of discouraging moments along the way. | |
5 | It is times like these that we need someone to look up to. It is times like these we need to ask, "What would Buffy do? |