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- 更
- [gèng]
- 1. even more
- 2. further
- 马太效应
- [mǎtàixiàoyìnɡ]
- Academic phenomenon detected by an American sociologist named Robert Merton. For example in scientific history, the more honor a scientist has got, the more honor he may get in the future and vise versa. It is said that "everyone who has will be given more, and he will have an abundance. Whoever does not have, even what he has will be taken from him." in "the Gospel of Matthew" this general means that if you possess advantages, you will get more and more advantages, and vice versa.
- 秦俑
- [qínyǒnɡ]
- The terracotta warriors; the abbreviation for 秦始皇陵兵马俑; it was found underground outside qinshihuang's tomb in 1974 at the foot of lishan, shannxi province; there were altogether more than 800 tomb figures scattered in 4 large holes, among which there are more than 100 horse figures with more than 9000 implements used on horse and vehicles. The terracotta warriors are finely depicted, positioned in order and as large and lifelike as real ones, showing us the branches of...
- 多
- [duō]
Listen
- 听证
- [tīnɡzhènɡ]
- 1. To hear witness and evidences in order to know more about the truth of a case.
- 2. To hear explanations of people concerned in order to know more about an event or special issue.
- 多劳多得
- [duōláo-duōdé]
- The more one works, the more one will receive.
- 大半
- [dàbàn]
- 1. more than half; the greater part; most; more often than not
- 2. most probably; most likely
- as virtue rises one foot, vice rises ten; the more illumination, the more temptation
- eat or take more than one is entitled to; grab more than one's share
- more, faster, better, cheaper—achieve greater, faster, better and more economical results
- more pay for more work and less pay for less work
- buy more and get more free
- 1. a prescription composed of two or more recipes of herbal medicines
- 2. medicine made of two or more ingredients; compound
- Nuclear Proliferation: more and more countries and organizations possessing nuclear technology and materials; even nuclear weapons. Excludes the five major countries (US, Britain, France, Russia, and China).
- the words mean more than they say; there's more to it than meets the ear
- able people should do more work (said when asking somebody to perform a service or do extra work); the abler one is, the more one should do
- many people, many words; the more people, the more talk
- all the more; even more
- 1. Yin rises while Yang declines; the Yang forces recede in favour of the Yin forces
- 2. the female being stronger and more powerful, or more numerous than the male
