hōng tái
to artificially inflate
to bid up (the price)
tái
to lift
to raise
(of two or more persons) to carry
tái tóu
to raise one's head
to gain ground
account name, or space for writing the name on checks, bills etc
tái ju
to praise
to promote (as a favour)
tái gàng
to bicker
to argue for the sake of arguing
to carry on poles (together with sb else)
to carry a coffin on poles
bù shí tái jǔ
fail to appreciate sb's kindness
not know how to appreciate favors
gāo tái guì shǒu
to be generous (idiom)
to be magnanimous
Give me a break!
tái jiào zi
to carry sb in a sedan chair
flatter
sing praises
dān jià tái
stretcher (for the injured)
bā tái dà jiào
palanquin with eight carriers (idiom); fig. to treat guests with honor
tái jǔ
to lift sth up
to elevate sb
to honor sb (with compliments, gifts, promotions etc)
to show great regard
to speak highly
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