lí
to leave
to part from
to be away from
(in giving distances) from
without (sth)
independent of
one of the Eight Trigrams 八卦[ba1 gua4], symbolizing fire
☲
yuǎn lí
to be far from
to keep away from
jù lí
distance
CL:個|个[ge4]
to be apart from
yóu lí
to disassociate
to drift away
to leave (a collective)
free (component)
lí sàn
(of family members) separated from one another
scattered about
dispersed
(math.) discrete
bō lí
to peel
to strip
to peel off
to come off (of tissue, skin, covering etc)
tuō lí
to separate oneself from
to break away from
diastasis (medicine)
abscission
abjunction (botany)
piān lí
to deviate
to diverge
to wander
bēi huān lí hé
joys and sorrows
partings and reunions
the vicissitudes of life
zhī lí pò suì
scattered and smashed (idiom)
lí xiū
to retire
to leave work and rest (euphemism for compulsory retirement of old cadres)
xíng yǐng bù lí
inseparable (as form and shadow)
bié lí
to take leave of
to leave
separation
liú lí
homeless and miserable
forced to leave home and wander from place to place
to live as a refugee
bèi lí
to depart from
to deviate from
deviation
chè lí
to withdraw from
to evacuate
lí pǔ
excessive
beyond reasonable limits
irregular
mí lí
blurred
hard to make out distinctly
lí bié
to leave (on a long journey)
to part from sb
lí hūn
to divorce
divorced from (one's spouse)
lí zhí
to retire
to leave office
to quit a job
lí hé
clutch (in car gearbox)
separation and reunion
shū lí
to become alienated
estranged
alienation
disaffection
set wide apart
lí jiàn
to drive a wedge between (allies, partners etc)
lí bu kāi
inseparable
inevitably linked to
duǎn jù lí
short distance
a stone's throw away
lí jiā chū zǒu
to leave home
to abandon one's family
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