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    When I saw the word“太硬” I recognized that you used Google translator to translate this whole passage, I am pretty sure that you want to type "it's so hard " but that can diverted into two different meanings,one is "difficult"and another is "firmly, like a flint or  rock or solid or something"
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    January 29, 2017
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    Tinashi 's comment is almost right except the first line—— calling by phone and calling a waiter using different verbs in Chinese 打电话means calling by phone , and 打is the verb means "calling"(also means beat one up),and 电话 means "phone" however, calling a waiter in Chinese is 叫服务员，it's more kinda like ask waiters for help in Chinese.
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    January 29, 2017
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    actually，I searched one document on a Chinese website called"100 most common Chinese verbs", and that's the only one I could found with English notes ,here's the website： http://wenku.baidu.com/link?url=z0M9Rgl7lMSdeJXYY7YB8CeckPiOpBdvWlrTDByU222RvU_Z1n6CjdhQrEmW1iS4ygLFOwEAHmJoZ8fBk7RH0ZqxwoedCS9XWYNrddIJ5bG ps：find the green button below and click it to download the document and there do have a 1000 verbs' document and I am afraid if you can digest that cuz its layout is incredibly disgusting and has no translation
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