mào
to emit
to give off
to send out (or up, forth)
brave
bold
to cover
to act under false pretences
mào míng
an impostor
to impersonate
gǎn mào
to catch cold
(common) cold
CL:場|场[chang2],次[ci4]
(coll.) to be interested in (often used in the negative)
(Tw) to detest
can't stand
jiǎ mào
to impersonate
to pose as (someone else)
to counterfeit
to palm off (a fake as a genuine)
mào xiǎn
to take risks
to take chances
foray
adventure
mào chōng
to feign
to pretend to be
to pass oneself off as
mào pái
fake
impostor
quack (doctor)
imitation brand
mào mèi
bold
presumptuous
to take the liberty of
mào yān
to discharge smoke
to fume with rage
mào lǐng
to obtain by impersonation
to falsely claim as one's own
mào míng dǐng tì
to assume sb's name and take his place (idiom); to impersonate
to pose under a false name
mào zhe shēng mìng wēi xiǎn
at the risk of one's life
mào pái huò
fake goods
imitation
forgery
fǎng mào pǐn
counterfeit object
imitation
fake
pirated goods
zhēn xīn huà dà mào xiǎn
The Moment of Truth (TV show)
Truth or Dare (game)
mào tiān xià zhī dà bù wěi
to defy world opinion
to risk universal condemnation
mào xiǎn zhǔ yì
adventurism (a left-wing error against Mao's line during the 1930s)
mào dà bù wěi
to disregard universal condemnation (idiom)
bù chuǎi mào mèi
to venture to
to presume to
to take the liberty of
Mào nà luó yà
Moanalua, Hawaiian volcano
zhà mào
to claim ownership (of stolen goods)
yǔ quán shì jiè wéi dí , mào tiān xià zhī dà bù wěi
to defy world opinion
to risk universal condemnation
mào tóu
to emerge
to crop up
a little more than
mào huǒ
to get angry
to burn with rage
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