of; ~'s (possessive particle); (used after an attribute when it modifies a noun); (used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis); (used after a noun, verb or adjective to form a nominal expression, as in 皮革的[pi2 ge2 de5] "one made of leather" or 跑堂兒的|跑堂儿的[pao3 tang2 r5 de5] "a waiter (literally, one who runs back and forth in a restaurant)" or 新的[xin1 de5] "new one"); also pr. [di4] or [di5] in poetry and songs
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a taxi; a cab (abbr. for 的士[di1 shi4])
really and truly
(bound form) bull's-eye; target
really; truly; indeed; real; true; genuine; (math.) proper
(taboo curse) damn it!; fucking
else; other
purpose; aim; goal; target; objective
to tell the truth; honestly; in fact
seems as if; rather like; Taiwan pr. [si4 de5]
Midea (brand)
really; after all; details; particulars
aimless; at random
to hit the target; (fig.) to hit the nail on the head
standard; norm; criterion
(coll.) food
drat; frick; (euphemistic variant of 媽的|妈的[ma1 de5])
woman
see 他媽的|他妈的[ta1 ma1 de5]
same as 媽的|妈的[ma1 de5]
(old) wife
homing; target-seeking (military)
(coll.) young child; the little one(s) of the family; (old) (humble) I; me; my (used by a commoner when speaking to an official)
what for; why; how
(coll.) to take a taxi; to go by taxi
motorcycle taxi; abbr. for 摩托車的士|摩托车的士[mo2 tuo1 che1 di1 shi4]
yes, that's right; variant of 似的[shi4 de5]
(there are) some (who are...); some (exist)
target; aim; objective; what one hopes to gain
man
to hit the target; (fig.) to hit the nail on the head
small change
abbr. of 麵包車的士|面包车的士[mian4 bao1 che1 di1 shi4]; minivan taxi
bull's-eye; target; objective
(dialect) not that great; not up to much; nothing special
and so on; and so forth; and what not
drat; frick; (euphemistic variant of 他媽的|他妈的[ta1 ma1 de5])
same as 他媽的|他妈的[ta1 ma1 de5]
Get along with you!
multipurpose
to be quite an ordeal; to be hard to bear
Goddam!; goddamn; wretched
damn it!; blast it!
(idiom) a good person, used to praise sb's moral integrity or courage
(neologism c. 2009) don't worry, it's all taken care of
(polite response) you're welcome; just doing my duty; no problem
odd-jobs worker
(slang) (originally northeast dialect) excellent; great
to get tough; to use force
creeped out; unnerved; uneasy