| 魁梧 | kuí wú | tall and sturdy | |
| 罪魁祸首 | zuì kuí huò shǒu | criminal ringleader, main offender (idiom); main culprit; fig. main cause of a disaster | |
| 夺魁 | duó kuí | to seize; to win | |
| 罪魁 | zuì kuí | criminal ringleader; chief culprit; fig. cause of a problem | |
| 党魁 | dǎng kuí | faction leader; head of political party |
| 1 | I think I'm most looking forward to Rowling's detailed explanation of Quidditch. | |
| 2 | Tie a scarlet cape around your neck if you want to impersonate Harry as a Quidditch player. | |
| 3 | Carry the snitch along with you, as well as a broomstick, to look as if you just came from a Quidditch game. | |
| 4 | After all, critics say, the L'Aquila earthquake was preceded by minor shocks that also worried the city's residents. | |
| 5 | The narrative of the ride centers on a Quidditch match that suddenly turns dangerous, leading riders into the spider-filled Forbidden Forest and an attack by Dementors. |
