still; still in progress; still more; yet; even more; in addition; fairly; passably (good); as early as; even; also; else
trad. 還
Also written 還【hái】
79 results for *还*
still; still in progress; still more; yet; even more; in addition; fairly; passably (good); as early as; even; also; else
trad. 還
Also written 還【hái】
surname Huan
to pay back; to return
there still remain(s); there is (or are) still; in addition
still (as before); had better; unexpectedly; or
not bad; pretty good; fortunately; luckily
to return sth to sb
to repay; to reimburse
to pay back in full; to redeem a debt
to return sth; to revert
to haggle over price; to bargain
survivor
to hit back; to return fire
to settle a debt
to return alive; to survive
to hit back; to retaliate
that goes without saying
a tooth for a tooth (retaliation)
to restore to the original state; to reconstruct (an event); reduction (chemistry)
an eye for an eye (idiom); fig. to use the enemy's methods against him; to give sb a taste of his own medicine
to return with thanks; to give back (honorific)
to return sth; to hand back
to return (sth borrowed etc); to send back; to refund; to rebate
to return
to contact; to have dealings (with sb)
please return (an item sent in the mail)
to release (a hostage); to put back in place
return (a borrowed object) with thanks; decline (a gift) with thanks
to ask for sth back; to recover
restitution; return of something to its original owner; remittance
(literary) to return to one's native place
return books
to make a counteroffer when haggling; to bargain
to return to normal life (leaving a monastic order)
to retort; to answer back
to retort; to answer back
to offer a return banquet
to redeem a vow (to a deity); to fulfill a promise; votive
to return a favor; to reciprocate; (literary) to report back
to repay capital
repayment; to pay back money
to return a politeness; to present a gift in return
to settle and account
to repay a loan
to come back to life (after death)
to return from the grave; (old) to recycle (waste products)
to recover (lost property or money); to win back
to return; to give back; to send back; to repatriate
to be better off ...; might as well ...
(Korean term) women who returned to Korea after being abducted during the Manchu invasions of Korea in the 17th century, only to be regarded as defiled and therefore ostracized, even by their own families