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| with. Has the same meaning as 跟 but it more often appears in written language. |
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| To remind people how to adopt a correct attitude towards life, and how to get along with others. |
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| Compared with her, I am not pretty at all. |
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| This matter has nothing to do with me. |
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| In your dealings with other people, never think of profiting at other people's expenses. |
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| When you're traveling abroad, you must be careful about your personal safety. |
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| to the best of one's ability. |
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| No matter whether in money matters or other things, try your best to give ground to other a little. |
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| Try your best to understand others. |
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| When you're writing Chinese characters, you must try your best to write them well. |
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| Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise. |
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| 我在麻州上学，我男朋友在加州上学，我们平时难得见一面。 |
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| I'm normally studying in Massachusetts, but my boyfriend is studying in California. It's normally hard to get to see each other. |
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| The chance to travel to China free is really rare. |
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in disorderly fashion; act stupidly. When inserted into certain two-syllable adjectives and the first syllable of the adjective is repeated (e.g. 糊里糊涂), a more lively effect is produced.
soft in the head; long winded; flurried/agitated； confused/muddled. |
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| Outwardly, you should pretend to be muddled. |
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| My mother is always so long-winded, it's really annoying. |
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| The class had already befun when Xiao Zhang ran into the classroom in a flurry. |
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| what is called; so-called. Introduces the word or phrase which will be explained in the following phrase or clause. |
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| 古人所谓“水至清则无鱼，人至察则无徒”，就是这个道理。 |
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| This truth is what the people in ancient times meant by “The cleanest water has no fish; the extremelt cautios person has no friends." |
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| By "knowing Chinese" we mean knowing how to listen, speak, read and write. |
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| Those whom the Chinese call "good students" are students who do as their teachers say. |
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| still. Means 还, but it more often appears in written language. |
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| "吃亏是福”，“难得糊涂”到今天仍然在中国流传着。 |
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| "To suffer losses is good fortune" and "Where ignorance is bliss it's folly to be wise" are sayings which are still widespread in China. |
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| He already speaks very good Chnese, but he's still learning it. |
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| The class is over, but he is still sitting in the classroom. |
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