men
plural marker for pronouns, and nouns referring to individuals
tā men
they (for inanimate objects)
yé men
menfolk (collective term for men of different generations)
husbands and their fathers etc
yá men
government office in feudal China
yamen
gē men
Brothers!
brethren
dude (colloquial)
brother (diminutive form of address between males)
zán men
we or us (including both the speaker and the person(s) spoken to)
(dialect) I or me
(dialect) (in a coaxing or familiar way) you
also pr. [za2 men5]
tóng xué men
classmates
fellow students
gē men r
erhua variant of 哥們|哥们[ge1 men5]
yé men r
erhua variant of 爺們|爷们[ye2 men5]
Běi mén
Peimen township in Tainan county 台南縣|台南县[Tai2 nan2 xian4], Taiwan
dì xiōng men
brothers
comrades
men
brethren
Tú men
Tumen county level city in Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture 延邊朝鮮族自治州|延边朝鲜族自治州, Jilin
biē men
to feel oppressed
to be depressed
to feel dejected
Tú men jiāng
Tumen river in Jilin province 吉林省, forming the eastern border between China and North Korea
Tú men shì
Tumen county level city in Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture 延邊朝鮮族自治州|延边朝鲜族自治州, Jilin
zǒng lǐ yá men
the Qing dynasty equivalent of the Foreign Office
wǒ men sǐ hòu jiāng huì hóng shuǐ tāo tiān
Après nous, le Déluge
after us, the deluge
tiě gē men
(coll.) very close male friends
tiě gē men r
erhua variant of 鐵哥們|铁哥们[tie3 ge1 men5]
tiě dǎ de yá men , liú shuǐ de guān
lit. the yamen is strong as iron, the officials flow like water (idiom)
fig. government officials come and go
qīn men
darlings
fans
followers
short form of 親愛的們|亲爱的们
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