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have the pull over someone
- 瞒哄mán hǒng
deceive; pull the wool over sb.'s eyes
- 度过难关dù guò nán guān
pull through; pull out; over the hill; tide over a difficult patch; tide over
- 开到路边kāi dào lù biān
pull over
- 有人yǒu rén
someone
- 连根拔lián gēn bá
pull up by the roots
- 历年lì nián
over the years
- 优先于yōu xiān yú
have precedence over, take precedence of
- 举世jǔ shì
all over the world
- 满身mǎn shēn
all over the body
- 满天mǎn tiān
all over the sky
- 隔墙有耳gé qiáng yǒu ěr
Walls [Pitchers] have ears -- beware of eavesdroppers!; Someone may be listening
- 拉力lā lì
pull
- 全世界quán shì jiè
all over the world
- 匝地zā dì
all over the ground; everywhere
- 辖xiá
linchpin; have jurisdiction over; administer; govern
- 竟敢jìng gǎn
have the audacity; have the impertinence; dare
- 袭用xí yòng
take over (sth. that has long been used in the past)
- 屡遭不测lǚ zāo bú cè
A succession of misfortunes has befallen someone.
- 漫天màn tiān
all over the sky, boundless, limitless
- 一身yī shēn
a suit, all over the body
- 遍及全世界biàn jí quán shì jiè
around the world; all over the world
- 大口喝dà kǒu hē
pull at
- 摆老资格bǎi lǎo zī gé
come the old soldier over
- 企图侮辱qǐ tú wǔ rǔ
come the old soldier over
- 上船shàng chuán
over the side, take boat, take water
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