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    Hi, I guess the words between extra spaces are what you questioned about (might be some blank fields to be filled), so just listed them with my personal opinions, as follows: 1. 懂 correct. “听懂" means understood. 2. 开 correct. "打开" is equivalent to the verb "open". 3. 完 correct. "写完" means finished the writing. 4. 到 correct. or you can use "完", based on the context. 5. 到 correct, while "在" is not applicable here. 6. both 到 and 在 are correct. 7. 成 correct. similar with "as" in English. 8. 好 wrong. should be "到", refers to the expression “想到". 9. 好 a bit misnomer, you may want to use "惯" instead. 10. 住 correct. "记住" means kept something in mind. 11. 完 incorrect. Should be "好" or "过” instead. 12. 惯 incorrect. I guess it's about to say "吃饱" here. 13. 错 correct. This guy somehow bought the wrong math textbook. 14. 到 incorrect. Should be "忘掉/忘记". 15. 懂 correct. See term 1 above. Only listed Part1 due to my limited time, hope it helps.
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    February 2, 2015
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    隔雾看花（一般用于自嘲）、一叶蔽目，不见泰山（形容他人，较委婉）、老眼昏花（贬义），睁眼瞎（贬义，程度较高）。 还有“你的俩眼是用来擤鼻涕的？”--这句话攻击性成分很高，基本算是骂人了。
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    February 2, 2015
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    Upstairs agreed. This expression would sounds strange when it comes to Chinese, at least I've never heard of it in the mainland :)
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    February 2, 2015
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    thick soup, and we may say "clear/light soup" when it goes opposite.
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    February 2, 2015
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    Hi, I have did some researches and guess that would make you clear: http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/fine-as-frog-hair.html
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    January 23, 2015
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    Does anybody know the meaning of "Finer than frog hair"? I know it's an idiomatic expression but the meaning remains unclear to me. e.g.if I asked "How are you" and people replied with "Finder than/as frog hair", does it mean "I feel very well" or "just so so"? Also is there anyone know where the expression comes from? Thank you in advance. PS: It would be better if someone can kindly offer a corresponding translation in Chinese (if any). Many thanks~
    January 23, 2015
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    About the word "showcast". Does anybody know what does it stand for? "Showcast" not "Showcase". Many thanks if you can offer me its detailed explaination, CH translation would also be appreciated. For example, how to translate this sentence into Chinese: "the showcast could not be played". Thank you so much in advance.
    October 30, 2014
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    Sorry, seems I've found the wrong post broad, for anyboady who is in charge please delete it if necessary.

     

    Again sorry for any confusion.

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    October 30, 2014
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    About the word "showcast".

    Does anybody know what does it stand for? Showcast not showcase.

     

    Many thanks if you can offer me its detailed explaination, CH translation would also be appreciated.

     

    For example, how to translate this sentence into Chinese:

     

    "the showcast could not be played".

     

    Thank you so much in advance.

     

    October 30, 2014
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    蜷拥。”蜷“ means curling up."拥"means hug.
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    December 4, 2013
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