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Results for “趁”

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趁chèn

to avail oneself of / to take advantage of

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趁chèn

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趁机chèn jī

to seize an opportunity

趁早chèn zǎo

as soon as possible / at the first opportunity / the sooner the better / before it's too late

趁热打铁chèn rè dǎ tiě

to strike while the iron is hot

趁火打劫chèn huǒ dǎ jié

(lit.) to loot a burning house (idiom) / (fig.) to take advantage of sb's misfortune

趁人之危chèn rén zhī wēi

to take advantage of sb's difficulties (idiom)

趁便chèn biàn

to take the opportunity / in passing

趁势chèn shì

to take advantage of a favorable situation / to seize an opportunity

趁手chèn shǒu

conveniently / without extra trouble / convenient / handy

趁早儿chèn zǎo r

erhua variant of 趁早[chèn zǎo]

趁热chèn rè

while it's still hot

打铁趁热dǎ tiě chèn rè

see 趁熱打鐵|趁热打铁[chèn rè dǎ tiě]

趁心chèn xīn

variant of 稱心|称心[chèn xīn]

趁钱chèn qián

variant of 稱錢|称钱[chèn qián]

趁愿chèn yuàn

variant of 稱願|称愿[chèn yuàn]

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