daughter-in-law
Results for “儿”
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nursery rhyme
daughter-in-law
descendant
erhua variant of 好玩[]
winner / lucky guy / person who always gets good breaks
degree / extent / allotted share
newborn baby / neonate
pediatrics / pediatric (department) / sth of little importance / trifle / a child's play / (slang) childish / petty / stingy
baby carriage / pram / stroller
retarded child / moron / idiot
angel (loanword)
see 老頭子|老头子[]
young child / (humble) my son
(coll.) early childhood / (coll.) baby boy
erhua form of 對勁|对劲[]
erhua variant of 壓根|压根[]
pet / favorite / darling
(coll.) tall person
to bear and raise children
see 姪子|侄子[]
person of mixed blood
childcare
(coll.) shill / tout / phony customer who pretends to buys things so as to lure real customers
(coll.) today
size / height / stature
sheet / thin film
erhua variant of 差一點|差一点[]
(coll.) can't do anything about it / (coll.) there's no way that ... / it's simply not credible that ... / (coll.) couldn't be (better) (i.e. simply wonderful)
young child / infant / preschooler
a (real) man / boy / son
erhua variant of 小伙[]
child
(dialect) woman / wife
erhua variant of 幹活|干活[]
(coll.) style / manner
(coll.) everyone / all of us / you folks
child patient / pediatric patient
poliomyelitis / infantile paralysis
pampered son of a wealthy family