pīn
to piece together
to join together
to stake all
adventurous
at the risk of one's life
to spell
pīn xiě
to spell
to transliterate
pīn còu
to assemble
to put together
pīn yīn
phonetic writing
pinyin (Chinese romanization)
pīn mìng
to do one's utmost
with all one's might
at all costs
(to work or fight) as if one's life depends on it
dǎ pīn
to work hard
to try to make a living
pīn pán
sampler platter
appetizer platter
pīn sǐ
to go all out for sth at risk of one's life
Hàn yǔ pīn yīn
Hanyu pinyin, the pinyin transliteration system used in PRC since the 1960s
xuè pīn
shopping as a fun pastime (loanword)
pīn chéng
to put sth together from component parts
pīn shā
to grapple (with the enemy)
to fight at the risk of one's life
pīn qiǎng
to fight desperately (at the risk of one's life)
pīn hé
to fit together
to put together
pīn dú
phonetic reading
combine sounds into words
pīn mìng sān láng
brave man, willing to risk his life
pīn cuò
to misspell
to piece together incorrectly
pīn xiě cuò wù
spelling mistake
written error
pīn sǐ pīn huó
one's utmost
(to fight or work) desperately hard
to put up a life or death struggle
at all costs
pīn bǎn
to typeset
to make up (printers' plates)
pīn dào dǐ
to brave it out
to the bitter end
pīn yīn wén zì
phonetic alphabet
alphabetic writing system
tōng yòng pīn yīn
the common use romanization system introduced in Taiwan in 2003
pīn mìng tǎo hǎo
to throw oneself at sb or sth
to bend over backwards to help
pīn bǎn wán jù
jigsaw puzzle
wood block puzzle
pīn bǎn yóu xì
jigsaw puzzle
wood block puzzle
Wēi tuǒ mǎ pīn yīn
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