mái mò
to engulf
to bury
to overlook
to stifle
to neglect
to fall into oblivion
mái cáng
to bury
to hide by burying
hidden
mái dān
to pay the bill (in a restaurant etc) (loanword from Cantonese)
(fig.) to bear responsibility
mán yuàn
to complain
to grumble (about)
to reproach
to blame
mái tóu
to immerse oneself in
engrossed in sth
to lower the head (e.g. to avoid rain)
countersunk (of screws, rivets etc)
mái fú
to ambush
to lie in wait for
to lie low
ambush
shí miàn mái fú
Ambush from ten sides (pipa solo piece)
House of Flying Daggers (2004 movie by Zhang Yimou 張藝謀|张艺谋[Zhang1 Yi4 mou2])
mái tóu kǔ gàn
to bury oneself in work (idiom); to be engrossed in work
to make an all-out effort
up to the neck in work
mái xiàn
sunken cord (used in bookbinding)
yǐn xìng mái míng
to conceal one's identity
living incognito
mái míng
to conceal one's identity
to live incognito
mán tiān yuàn dì
lit. to blame the heavens and reproach the earth
fig. to rave and rant
zàng yù mái xiāng
lit. burying jade and interring incense (idiom); funeral for a beautiful person
zhōng xīn mái zhì guān xì cóng jù
center-embedded relative clauses
mái tai
(dialect) dirty
to mock sb
dǎ mái fu
to lie in wait
to ambush
to conceal sth
yǐn míng mái xìng
to conceal one's identity
living incognito
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