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beard the lion in his den
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Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- beard the lion in his den
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入虎穴取虎子,攻击某人于其巢穴;太岁头上动土
Collins English-English Dictionary
- beard the lion in his den
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n
to approach a feared or influential person, esp in order to ask a favour
Examples
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to grow a beard
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留胡子,蓄须
→ grow
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a scraggly beard
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蓬乱的胡须
→ scraggly
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a stubble of beard
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短须
→ stubble
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to wear a beard
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蓄胡须
→ wear
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Your beard is too long, I don't like it, why don't you shave it off?
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你的胡子太长了,我不喜欢,为什么不把它刮掉呢?
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I want to grow my beard, I think I would look a little more interesting.
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我想留胡子,我想这会让我看起来有点儿意思吧。
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All my Chinese friends envy my beard simply because they don't have one.
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我所有的中国朋友都很羡慕我的胡子,因为他们没有。
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He thought I was not brave enough to beard him, but he was wrong because I did it.
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他以为我没有那么大勇气向他挑战,但是他错了,我就这么做了。
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the response involved much beard-stroking
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a beard-stroking bore
→ beard-stroking
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