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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
因此 yīn cǐ conj. thus / consequently / as a result syn
于是 於是 yú shì conj. thereupon / as a result / consequently / thus / hence syn
zhì v. (literary) to send / to transmit / to convey / (bound form) to cause / to lead to / consequently syn
yuán therefore / consequently / thus / hence / thereupon / it follows that / where? / to change (into) / ancient unit of weight and money
是故 shì gù therefore / so / consequently
Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
黎丘丈人 lí qiū zhàng rén (idiom) Describes someone who is misled by appearances, fails to perceive the truth, and consequently falls into error.
两豆塞耳 liǎng ěr sāi dòu (idiom) To be misled by a partial or temporary phenomenon and consequently fail to see the whole picture or the essential point.
一叶障目,不见泰山 yī yè zhàng mù bù jiàn tài shān (idiom) To be misled by a partial aspect and consequently fail to see the whole picture or the overall reality.
以书为御 yǐ shū wéi yù (idiom) To rely on book learning to control a horse. It describes someone who rigidly follows doctrine and consequently struggles to get things done.
以肉驱蝇 yǐ ròu qū yíng (idiom) To act in a way that contradicts the intended goal and consequently produces the opposite result.
好船者溺,好骑者堕 hào chuán zhě nì,hào qí zhě duò (idiom) People who are skilled at an activity may neglect precautions and consequently suffer an unexpected failure. The expression warns against overconfidence.
寿陵匍匐 壽陵匍匐 shòu líng pú fú (idiom) To fail while imitating others and consequently lose one’s own abilities. It is synonymous with “邯郸学步.”
工愁善病 gōng chóu shàn bìng (idiom) Describes someone who is easily troubled and consequently falls ill.
抱才而困 bào cái ér kùn (idiom) To possess considerable ability without being recognized or properly employed, and consequently to fall into difficult circumstances.
指树为姓 zhǐ shù wéi xìng (idiom) According to a Taoist legend, Laozi was born beneath a plum tree and consequently took Li as his surname.
覆蕉寻鹿 fù jiāo xún lù (idiom) To mistake a real event for an illusion or dream and consequently repeat one’s mistakes.
覆鹿寻蕉 fù lù xún jiāo (idiom) To mistake a real event for an illusion or dream and consequently repeat one’s mistakes.
覆鹿遗蕉 fù lù yí jiāo (idiom) To mistake a real event for an illusion and consequently make repeated mistakes.
触景生怀 觸景生懷 chù jǐng shēng huái (idiom) To see a scene and consequently develop a particular feeling. It is especially used when a sight evokes memories or emotions.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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