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Frequency data: Cai & Brysbaert, SUBTLEX-CH (2010), Creative Commons Attribution. The data includes word forms with at least 10 occurrences in an older subtitle sample. It does not provide current frequency or HSK levels. Absence from the sample does not establish that a word is rare. Names, variants and restricted readings identified in the source appear after general-use entries within the same match type.

脱tuō

to shed / to take off / to escape / to get away from

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摆脱bǎi tuō

to break away from / to cast off (old ideas etc) / to get rid of / to break away (from) / to break out (of) / to free oneself from / to extricate oneself

脱离tuō lí

to separate oneself from / to break away from / diastasis (medicine) / abscission / abjunction (botany)

脱衣舞tuō yī wǔ

striptease

脱身tuō shēn

to get away / to escape (from obligations) / to free oneself / to disengage

脱光tuō guāng

to strip naked / to strip nude / (coll.) to find oneself a partner

脱水tuō shuǐ

to dry out / to extract water / dehydration / dehydrated / desiccation

脱颖而出tuō yǐng ér chū

to reveal one's talent (idiom) / to rise above others / to distinguish oneself

逃脱táo tuō

to run away / to escape

解脱jiě tuō

to untie / to free / to absolve of / to get free of / to extirpate oneself / (Buddhism) to free oneself of worldly worries

脱落tuō luò

to drop off / to fall off / (of hair, teeth etc) to fall out / to omit (a character when writing)

脱脂tuō zhī

to remove fat / to skim (milk)

脱逃tuō táo

to run away / to escape

脱臼tuō jiù

dislocation (of a joint)

脱口而出tuō kǒu ér chū

(idiom) to blurt out / to let slip (an indiscreet remark)

脱胎换骨tuō tāi huàn gǔ

to shed one's mortal body and exchange one's bones (idiom) / born again Daoist / to turn over a new leaf / fig. to change wholly / to create from other material (story, artwork etc)

脱毛tuō máo

to lose hair or feathers / to molt / depilation / to shave

脱手tuō shǒu

(not of regular commerce) to sell or dispose of (goods etc) / to get rid of / to unload

脱险tuō xiǎn

to get out of danger

脱节tuō jié

to come apart

脱发tuō fà

to lose one's hair / hair loss / alopecia

脱困tuō kùn

to get out of a difficult situation

脱轨tuō guǐ

to leave the rails / to derail / to jump the track

脱出tuō chū

to break away / to extricate / to escape / to leave the confines of

脱皮tuō pí

(of paint etc) to peel off / to flake off / (of an insect or snake etc) to molt / (of skin) to peel off due to hard labor, blistering or sunburn etc / (fig.) to go through a grueling experience

挣脱zhèng tuō

to throw off / to struggle free of / Taiwan pr. [zhēng tuō]

开脱kāi tuō

to exculpate / to absolve / to exonerate

品脱pǐn tuō

pint (approx. 0.47 liter) (loanword)

超脱chāo tuō

to stand aloof / to be detached from / to transcend worldliness / untrammeled / unconventional

推脱tuī tuō

to evade / to shirk

虚脱xū tuō

to collapse (from dehydration or loss of blood) / heat exhaustion

脱下tuō xià

to take off (clothing)

脱不了身tuō bù liǎo shēn

busy and unable to get away

脱亚入欧tuō Yà rù Ōu

to abandon the old (Asian) ways and learn from Europe / refers to the ideas that led to the Meiji Restoration and Japan's subsequent colonization projects in Asia

脱俗tuō sú

free from vulgarity / refined / outstanding

脱力tuō lì

exhausted

脱北者tuō běi zhě

North Korean refugee

脱卸tuō xiè

to evade responsibility / to shirk

脱去tuō qù

to throw off

脱口tuō kǒu

to blurt out

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