'Hā lā zi' is a vivid, colloquial noun meaning '

'Hāshìqí' is the standard Mandarin transliterat

‘反咬一口’ is an idiom that literally means 'to

'Yǎo wén jiáo zì' literally means 'to bite wor

'Yǎo ěr duo' literally means 'to bite ears', but

咬定 (yǎo dìng) is a vivid, idiomatic verb meani

咬住 (yǎo zhù) literally means 'to bite and hold

'Dāi méng' is a popular internet-derived adjecti

'匹配器' (pǐ pèi qì) is a technical noun meanin

‘配匹’ is a verb meaning ‘to pair’ or ‘to mat

匹配度 (pǐ pèi dù) literally combines 匹 (origi

‘勿动’ is a concise, formal command meaning 'do

'勿近' is a concise, formal command meaning 'do no

'Yún chèn' literally combines 匀 (yún), meaning

取胜 literally means 'to take victory' — the char

劣等 (liè děng) is an adjective meaning 'inferio

"Liè shì" literally combines "liè" (inferior, p

‘剪影’ literally combines 剪 (jiǎn, 'to cut') a

‘剪断’ is a compound verb meaning 'to cut off' o

‘Jiǎn zhǐ’ literally means ‘to cut paper’ an

‘刺猬’ (cì wèi) is a compound noun meaning ‘h

‘刺杀’ (cì shā) is a formal noun meaning 'assa

初生 literally combines 初 (chū), meaning 'first'

冰冻 (bīng dòng) is an adjective meaning 'frozen

凌空 literally combines 凌 (to rise above, to surm

'Jiāguān' literally means 'to add a cap' and ref

‘图册’ (túcè) is a compound noun meaning ‘ill

‘Bīng qì’ literally combines 兵 (bīng), meani

‘野兔’ literally means ‘wild rabbit’ — combin

Yù tù (Jade Rabbit) is a legendary creature from

‘Shǒu zhū dài tù’ is a classical Chinese idi

‘兔年’ (tù nián) literally means 'Rabbit Year'

兔毛 (tù máo) literally means 'rabbit fur' — 兔

‘兔子’ (tù zi) is the most common colloquial te

‘偿命’ literally means ‘to repay life’—‘偿’

‘傻瓜’ (shǎguā) literally means ‘silly melon

偷袭 means 'to launch a surprise attack' — a sudd

Wěi lì literally combines wěi (great, mighty, e

'Yǔ shēng jù lái' literally means 'to come tog

‘俊美’ is an adjective describing someone or som